With the launch of its New York office, global post house Church Edit welcomes Brooklyn-based editor Matt Carter to their growing team.

Matt Carter’s portfolio spans branded commercial content, film, TV and music videos for a wide range of leading agencies and global brands, and creative partnerships with directors such as ILLIMITÉWORLD, Marleaux Desire, Aus Taylor, Jared Malik Royal, Kevin Lombardo and Ayo Edebiri.

His music video credits include acclaimed work for Becky G featuring Oscar Maydon (directed by Malik Royal), Gus Dapperton ft Channel Tres (directed by Lombardo) and Clairo (directed by Edebiri). ​​His edit of the music video Ugly for rapper Nas, which blends contemporary and archival black-and-white footage in a nod to New York
street photography, took home Gold for Editing at Ciclope, further cementing his reputation for award-winning work.

Other notable projects include Adidas’ “Remember The Why,” a powerful campaign honoring the journey and origin stories behind basketball’s greats, and Sprite’s “Icon’s Delight,” a remix of The Sugarhill Gang’s “Rapper’s Delight” celebrating 50 years of hip-hop culture - both directed by ILLIMITÉWORLD.

Of the signing, Church Edit co-founder Mah Ferraz says: “We’re so excited to have Matt be part of Church’s new
chapter in New York! He’s incredibly talented and deeply cares not just about the work, but the people and creative spirit behind it. Having known him since the beginning of our careers, it makes this moment all the more meaningful.”

Matt Carter adds: “I’m excited to join Church because of its energetic, forward-thinking culture and our shared values. I see a team that’s hungry, creatively driven, and focused on the future of film and advertising. I’m excited to jump in and help build something special in New York City.”

• Watch Matt Carter's showreel at Church Edit here