Cabin Editing Company’s varied work showcased breadth of expertise

Cabin Editing Company’s work throughout the past year showcased a breadth of expertise across subjects, moods and skills. Creativity Award jurors commended the agency for its precision across cinematic and detailed work, and its growth since being founded six years ago. See all of Ad Age’s 2024 Creativity Award winners here “Cabin [Editing Company] feels like it’s been on the up-and-up and this is it’s year,” said one jury member. “Recognizing that they’ve gotten to where they are, and the vastness of their projects and editors—this is that moment.” In partnership with agency BBDO Germany, Cabin Editing Company’s Rami D’Aguiar edited “The Glitch” for Alzheimer’s Forschung Initiative. The ad puts viewers in the shoes of someone with Alzheimer’s and was influenced by D’Aguiar’s creative input. According to the company’s submission, D’Aguiar suggested additional shoots, constructed flashbacks and advised music and VFX teams to establish the feeling of confusion in the ad. For Jordan and agency Uncommon London, Amber Saunders edited a spot showing an aspiring female basketballer’s journey. The emotional story plays to a building cover of Minnie Riperton’s “Les Fleurs” arranged by Teyana Taylor. Cabin’s submission notes that the Saunders had multiple cuts of the track, which were mixed to match the contemplative sentiment of the ad’s first half and victorious action of the second. See all of Ad Age’s 2024 Creativity Award winners here

Cabin Editing Company’s varied work showcased breadth of expertise

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