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Huge congrats to Robert Aramayo for winning Best Actor for the amazing I SWEAR, cut by echo editor Sam Sneade!

‘MARIE MADELEINE’, featuring echo’s Director of Photography Nicolas Canniccioni, premieres today at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival in the Cannes Première section.

The film is a new feature by Géssica Généus, continuing her exploration of identity and culture.

The Cannes Film Festival runs from 12th–23rd May 2026.

@nicocanniccioni

We’re thrilled to share that echo’s FEDERICO CESCA ADF, ASK Director of Photography, features on the Creative Industry Insight podcast, where he discusses his work on Season 4, Episodes 1 - 2 + 7 - 8 of ‘INDUSTRY’.

The podcast episode is available to listen to on Spotify!

@fede_cesca

We’re pleased to share the new Krispy Kreme UK and Ireland campaign ‘It Could Only Be Krispy Kreme’, featuring Costume Design by echo’s Taff Williamson.

Created by ARK and directed by Abdou Cissé, the campaign features household items custom-designed by Taff as costumes.

@taffwilliamson

We’re pleased to share that 'JEAN-MICHEL', a feature documentary on Jean-Michel Basquiat, featuring work by echo’s Director of Photography Jo Jo Lam, will premiere at Tribeca Film Festival this summer as part of the Documentary Competition.

Directed by Viridiana Lieberman and Quinn Whitney Wilson, the film offers an intimate look at one of the 20th century’s most celebrated and imitated artists, told through the perspective of his family.

'JEAN-MICHEL' premieres on 5th June, with Tribeca running from 3rd –14th June 2026.

@jojolamdop

We’re pleased to share that 'LEGENDS' is now streaming on Netflix, with echo’s Napoleon Stratogiannakis as editor on episodes 2 + 4.

Directed by Brady Hood and created by Neil Forsyth, the six-part series stars Tom Burke, Steve Coogan and Hayley Squires.

Inspired by one of the most remarkable criminal investigations ever conducted, ‘LEGENDS’ follows undercover Customs agents in the 1990s using fake identities to infiltrate drug smuggling gangs.

@napostrato

A look at standout work from echo’s Sam Sneade, whose editing continues to be recognised across film and advertising.

Jonathan Glazer’s ‘SEXY BEAST’ (2001), edited by echo’s Sam Sneade, was recently featured in The Guardian’s ‘The Seven Best Films to Watch on TV This Week’, highlighting the film’s enduring impact as a modern British classic. The film is available to watch on Channel 4.

Sam also edited the iconic 1999 Guinness ‘Surfer’ commercial, directed by Jonathan Glazer and created by AMV BBDO, which was honoured during the British Arrows 2026 celebrations, marking 50 years of British advertising. The commercial was ranked the 3rd best British ad of all time in a poll announced in March 2026.

A testament to the lasting impact of Sam’s work across both film and advertising.

We’re pleased to share ‘Who are ya?’ campaign, directed by Spike Lee for Arsenal, featuring Costume Design by echo’s George Buxton.

Produced by Uncommon, the commercial brings together a cast of actors, players, supporters and club legends, including Thierry Henry, Rachel Yankey and Aaron Pierre.

What begins as a familiar pub debate soon shifts, as the conversation moves beyond tactics and players into the financial language of modern football, reflecting the growing awareness supporters have of the business behind the game.@george_buxton

We’re pleased to share that ‘MARIE MADELEINE’, featuring echo’s Director of Photography Nicolas Canniccioni, has been selected to premiere at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.

The film is a newfeature by Gessica Généus, continuing her exploration of identity and culture.

The Cannes Film Festival runs from 12th –23rd May 2026.

@nicocanniccioni @geneusgessica @metfilms

We’re please to share the new Holland & Barrett commercial ‘Back Your Body’, featuring Costume Design by echo’s Buki Ebiesuwa.

Directed by Bradley + Pablo and produced by Prettybird, the campaign acts as a rallying cry for a more proactive approach to health and wellbeing.

@bukonla

We’re proud to see echo’s Director of Photography Will Pugh nominated for Outstanding Lighting Direction: Documentary, at the 2026 Emmy Awards, for his work on ‘LOCKERBIE: THE BOMBING OF PAN AM 103’.

Produced for CNN and directed by John Dower, the documentary explores the events surrounding the Lockerbie disaster.

The 46th News and Documentary Emmy Awards will take place on the 25th + 26th June at the Palladium Times Square.

We’re proud to see echo’s Director of Photography Will Pugh nominated for Outstanding Lighting Direction: Documentary, at the 2026 Emmy Awards, for his work on ‘LOCKERBIE: THE BOMBING OF PAN AM 103’.

Produced for CNN and directed by John Dower, the documentary explores the events surrounding the Lockerbie disaster.

The 46th News and Documentary Emmy Awards will take place on the 25th + 26th June at the Palladium Times Square.

We’re delighted to share that ‘WIDOW’S BAY’ is out today on Apple TV+, featuring Costume Design by echo’s Alex Bovaird.

Directed by Hiro Murai, Ti West, Sam Donovan and Andrew DeYoung, the series is set in a small coastal town where long-held superstitions prove to be true, unleashing a series of unsettling events.

Starring Matthew Rhys, the series follows a community pushed to breaking point as fear and belief begin to blur.

@alexbovairdsprouse @muraihiro @samdonovan77 @andrew__deyoung