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House Post adds editor Giacomo Prestinari
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Presti, an Italian editor based in Madrid, brings his storytelling expertise to House Post’s growing roster as the company expands into the US market.
House Post, the creative post-production studio known for its sharp and modular approach to editing, colour, and sound, announce the signing of editor Giacomo “Presti” Prestinari as its newest editor on their roster.
Prestinari, an award-winning Italian editor based in Madrid, brings a global pedigree in commercial storytelling to House Post’s growing roster as the company expands into the US market.
House Post launched in early 2024 with a vision of seamless end-to-end post, and Prestinari’s addition embodies the studio’s international and innovative spirit. Kevin Clark, Founder and Executive Producer of House Post, says: “We’re thrilled to welcome Prestinari to the team. He is a world-class talent whose editorial style perfectly complements our mission to deliver sophisticated, story-driven work. Prestinari’s ability to craft compelling narratives, whether heartfelt, humorous or high-octane, will be a huge asset as we continue to deliver great work to our growing ecosystem of top tier clients.”
Prestinari has spent over a decade cutting outstanding commercials and branded content across Europe and beyond. Known for his montage-driven storytelling and skilled touch with visual effects, he has edited campaigns for some of the world’s most iconic brands, including Coca-Cola, Gucci, Volkswagen, IKEA, Audi, and Old Spice, working with leading agencies and directors on each project.
His reel spans emotionally resonant films and dynamic, fast-paced spots, all marked by a precise sense of timing and narrative flow. Prestinari’s Spanish Lottery ad El Bar de Antonio (Leo Burnett Madrid), became part of advertising lore for its tear-jerking story, earning a Cannes Silver Lion for its impact. In contrast, his recent editorial work on Old Spice’s comedic high-seas adventure Unbelievably Long-Lasting won a Clio for his flair for slick visual storytelling in a VFX-heavy, humorous context.
Presti shares, “I’m excited to join House Post! As the name suggests, it’s like a home for me. Kevin and the rest of the team see post production in the same way as I do, with passion, curiosity and a lot of care for details… plus fun of course, which is crucial for me in the edit. I feel honored to be part of this family among other colleagues that I have followed and admired for a long time.”
Fluent in Italian, Spanish, and English, he will continue to be based in Madrid, reinforcing House Post’s global footprint while collaborating closely with the Los Angeles headquarters. The partnership not only gives Prestinari a US base of representation but also gives House Post’s clients access to Prestinari's unique storytelling expertise and European sensibility.
With Prestinari on board, House Post strengthens its position as a growing post-production hub that blends worldwide talent with boutique service.
