Goodoil signs directors Andy McLeod and Matt Aselton for representation in Australia and NZ

Andy & Matt.jpgGoodoil have grown their international roster with the addition of Englishman Andy McLeod and American Matt Aselton. They join Goodoil for exclusive representation in the Australian and New Zealand markets.

Click to view Andy McLeod's reel.

Click to view Matt Aselton's reel.
Before joining Rattling Stick as a director McLeod (far left) was executive creative director and founding partner of Fallon, one of London's most highly respected advertising agencies. He has numerous creative awards including the coveted D&AD black pencil, five D&AD silvers, five British Television golds, three Cannes gold lions, three One Show golds, and the Creative Circle President's Award.

In his first year of directing, McLeod shot award winning commercials for Skoda, Volkswagen and Barnardos amongst others and was subsequently nominated for best new director at the 2007 British Television Craft Awards and in 2010, reached number 5 in Campaign's Top 10 Director's list.

Since then he has continued to develop his career as an award winning commercials director with an emphasis on high levels of creativity shooting ads for brands such as Sony, Heinz, VW, Kwik Fit, Budweiser, COI and Walls.

Aselton (near left) has worked with clients such as ESPN, Coca Cola, Delta Airlines, Old Spice, Starburst, Toyota and Volkswagen. His mantle piece is adorned with metal statues, a Cannes Gold Lion, a couple of Silver D&AD pencils, and a handful of winged Clio awards. Aselton co-wrote and directed his first feature film 'Gigantic' in 2008.

It debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival and took out top honors for Best Narrative Feature at the AFI Dallas International Film Festival in 2009.

1 Comments

Goodeye said:

Pick almost any two of the spots from Andy's reel, and he's instantly the best comedy director working in Australia, or available to work in Australia.

Trouble is, none of those spots were written by Aussie agency creatives, and even if they were, they'd never make it past Aussie suits, strategist/planners, ECDs, and clients to ever be seen on air.

It's not the UK Andy, but welcome anyway.

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