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Lola Cookman joins Marshall Street Editors
MSE adds producer Lola Cookman to its team, strengthening its expertise in commercial, long-form, and music video editing.
Marshall Street Editors has welcomed producer Lola Cookman to its team.
Beginning her career at Work Editorial, Cookman spent five years honing her craft, working on major creative campaigns and learning from some of the industry’s top editors.
A recipient of an ‘outstanding’ result at the APA Masterclass, she has produced commercial work for brands including Sky, Amazon, and Nike, alongside long-form and music video projects for artists such as Fred Again, Olivia Dean, and Stormzy. Her recent projects include campaigns for Merman and Women’s Aid (The Monster That Came to Tea, Van Wife), NHS England (That Feeling), and Band Aid 40’s Do They Know It’s Christmas?, produced with Rogue Films and Bob Geldof.
“I’m over the moon to have joined forces with the amazing team here at MSE,” says Cookman. “I’m really looking forward to working with such an established institution that brings together so much talent under one roof. I can’t wait to see what’s to come in the next chapter of my career and to produce some fantastic campaigns with great people.”
SJ O’Mara, head of production at Marshall Street Editors, adds: “I am thrilled to welcome Lola to our team. Her extensive experience in offline editing, combined with her friendly nature, intelligence, and self-confidence, makes her a perfect fit for Marshall Street Editors. Together, we will continue to provide the excellent level of service our clients expect.”
With Cookman’s arrival, Marshall Street Editors continues to expand its roster of top-tier talent, reinforcing its reputation for editorial excellence.