Whitehouse Post New York Welcomes Caitlin Grady as Executive Producer

Premier Editorial company Whitehouse Post is delighted to welcome Caitlin Grady as Executive Producer of its New York office.

Grady joins Whitehouse Post after spending nearly a decade at Bug Editorial primarily working with New York legend, Andre Betz. During this time, she collaborated with notable agencies including Opperman Weiss, Arnold Worldwide, Merkley + Partners, Hill Holliday and McKinney while overseeing post production for high-level brands such as Bacardi, Mercedes, Audi, Nascar, Chobani and Cadillac.

Now at Whitehouse Post, Grady has found kinship with a company that offers, first and foremost, a huge range of expertise and a great environment in which to ply her craft. “The talent is obvious, the reel and the roster are superb, and the office is beautiful,” she says. “But once I realized how nice everyone is here at Whitehouse, it felt serendipitous. This industry is at times grueling. The quality of the work is paramount but a good experience is crucial as well. That’s what Whitehouse offers – friendly talent – that’s the place for me.”

“We are thrilled and fortunate to have snared Caitlin,” notes Whitehouse Post Partner/ Editor Alaster Jordan. “She has a wealth of high end experience and her intelligence and charm is effortless. A week into the role and she already owns it.”

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Whitehouse Post believes in the art and craft of editorial storytelling built in a creative and supportive environment. Central to this philosophy is an emphasis on nurturing the best young talent into excellent storytellers who consider the importance of visuals, music and sound working together. Production and finishing partnerships with sister companies Cap Gun Collective and Carbon VFX, as well as with design-driven production company Gentleman Scholar, further cement Whitehouse Post as an invaluable creative resource for its clients. The studio’s deep reel of notable spots for high-profile brands and work on feature films and documentaries have earned hundreds of honors from AICP, BTAA, D&AD, Clio, and Cannes.