Wash, the boutique post production facility specialising in colour grading and VFX, has announced the promotion of colourist Caroline Morin (above left) to the position of Senior Colourist, and the addition of two junior post producers, Ana Gonzalvo and Grace Evers (above right).

The promotion of Morin to Senior Colourist at the London-based post house follows her impressive progress since joining Wash in 2019, cutting her teeth working in music videos before establishing her strong cinematic aesthetic working on global advertising campaigns, including for Honda, Sky, and a recent project with Blink for Monzo.

Her continued love and passion for music videos is reflected in the recent collaboration with Biscuit Filmworks directors Jocelyn & Dawn for Allison Ponthier’s ‘Hollywood Forever Cemetery’ video, for which Wash were also responsible for all the VFX/CG work. She also recently graded Ama Lou's video for Same Old Ways.

“Caroline’s growth as a colourist has been fantastic to watch," says Jon Dobson, Lead Colourist and company owner at Wash. "Her calibre of work and clientele have continued to get more impressive as the years pass by. What has always impressed me most is how regardless of the name of the brand or artist, her dedication to her craft and individual project stays the same.” 

Wash has also announced two new hires in their production department, joining the team as Junior Post Producers: Ana Gonzalvo and Grace Evers. Gonzalvo was previously at We Are Social, while Evers formerly worked at LipSync. "They have quickly settled into the friendly and collaborative culture at Wash," says Mikael Nakkas, senior producer at Wash. "Both have infectious personalities and we can’t wait for our clients to get to know them better on upcoming projects."

• Wash website here