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Lockt Editorial rebrands as Lockt
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Post company Lockt unveils new brand identity, expanded roster, and future-facing capabilities built for today’s creative landscape.
Post-production company Lockt has unveiled a bold new brand identity designed to reflect its evolution into a full-stack creative partner. The rebrand highlights Lockt’s unique positioning at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and uncompromising craft.
Since 2020, Lockt has steadily built a reputation for delivering best-in-class work under one roof. Now, in an era where budgets are tighter, timelines are shorter, and technology is reshaping workflows, the company is stepping forward as a future-facing post house designed for speed, artistry, and innovation.
“This rebrand is more than a new look, it’s a declaration of who we’ve become,” said Connor Scofield, Managing Director of Lockt. “Lockt is where technology and craft collide. We’re not just an edit shop anymore. We’re a full-stack post partner built to thrive in today’s reality.”
The rebrand introduces a new visual identity with a modern logo, colour palette, and word mark that reflect Lockt’s inclusive and forward-looking vision. It also marks a refined focus: an evolution from “Lockt Editorial” into simply “Lockt,” a partner offering end-to-end post services. The company is also investing heavily in proprietary automated systems that streamline workflows and give clients an edge competitors can’t match.
Just as importantly, the rebrand embodies a new energy. Lockt’s culture and voice are designed to spark collaboration and transform post into a creative playground. Lockt is a space where brands, agencies, and directors can feel supported while pushing boundaries. The company’s tagline reinforces this role as the trusted “team behind the team,” ensuring every project hits the deadline, raises the creative bar, and makes clients look like heroes.
Lockt’s roster of editors, including Dan Abraham, Ali Alsalem, Marcello Sanna, Scott Hanson, and Patrick O’Leary, reflects the company’s commitment to balancing technical precision with bold creative voices. Together, they represent a diverse range of styles and strengths, united by a shared dedication to pushing the boundaries of modern post-production.
The company is also welcoming two new editors to its lineup. Jackie Roda, a comedy and storytelling editor that brings a vibrant sense of humour and a knack for finding both the funny and the heart in everyday situations. Her work includes brands like Walmart, McDonalds, Knix and Best Buy. Ryan Hunt joins as a visually dynamic storyteller specialising in narrative and montage editing. His work evokes deep emotion while keeping craft and creativity at the core. His work includes: New Balance, Ford, GMC and Starbucks.
“We’re excited to keep growing into the go-to post house for a new generation of media makers,” added Scofield. “By pushing boundaries with AI and tech while keeping craft at the core, we’re proving that speed and artistry don’t have to be at odds. That’s what makes Lockt different.” With this rebrand, Lockt steps confidently into its next chapter.
