Award-Winning Creative Company The-Artery Opens Vibrant NYC Offices, Expands Collaborative Capabilities

Founded and led by Chief Creative Officer Vico Sharabani, The-Artery now has a spacious new environment in which to apply its expertise in providing collaborative solutions to creative production and post-production challenges. This includes leveraging their expertise in visual effects, post supervision, offline editorial, live action, and experience design and development across multiple platforms.

The-Artery is a full-service creative studio that specializes in creating content for brands, features films, episodic, and consumer brands across all platforms. We take a global perspective, collaborating with the best talent and the latest technologies from around the world to achieve outstanding results.

According to Sharabani, the new space is not only a response to the studio’s growth, but allows The-Artery to foster better collaboration and reinforce its relationships with clients and creative partners. “As a creative studio, we recognize how important it is for our artists, producers and clients to be working in a space that is comfortable and supportive of our creative process,” he says. “The extraordinary layout of this new space, the size, the lighting and even our location, allows us to provide our clients with key capabilities and plays an important part in promoting our mission moving forward.”

Creative to the core, The-Artery has showcased its singular approach and ingenuity on a variety of high-profile efforts in recent years. These include 2018’s groundbreaking VR-enabled production for Mercedez-Benz, their work on Under Armour’s “Rush” campaign and Beyonce’s game-changing Coachella documentary, Homecoming. They have also brought their talents to feature films like Netflix’s acclaimed Beasts of No Nation, Wes Anderson’s Oscar-winning Grand Budapest Hotel and box-office hit Ocean’s 8.

Backed by a seasoned and talented team of artists and creative collaborators, including recent addition, editor and former Mad River Post owner Michael Elliot, The-Artery’s new space demonstrates their commitment to providing a wholly different level of service. “Whether they are agencies, commercial and film directors, or studios, our clients always work directly with our creative directors and artists, collaborating closely throughout a project,” says Sharabani “That’s why they come back to The-Artery, because they want this high level of communication, intention and enthusiasm. And now, with our new office, we have the perfect symbol of what makes this studio such a unique and exceptional creative partner.”