Tool, Story Add Female Directors; and More Production Moves

Tool has signed Director and Photographer Danielle Levitt to the integrated production company's live-action roster. She has worked with Marc Jacobs, Reebok, Nike, Sprite and Old Spice. She has also photographed celebrity portraits for Jenna Lyons, Rick Owens and the cast of Broadway's "Waitress." And her work can be seen in Vanity Fair, The New York Times magazine, Time and GQ. Her commercial work includes directing campaigns for Apple, HP, Budweiser, Cadillac and Conde Nast publications. Director Ky Dickens has joined Story for exclusive national representation in commercials. The documentary filmmaker has previously worked out of Chicago production houses MK Films Group and Conspiracy. Her advertising work includes campaigns for McDonald's, Tylenol, Huggies, Kohler, Wrangler, and the Illinois Lottery. Her documentary work includes "Fish Out of Water," "Sole Survivor," and the upcoming "Zero Weeks" and "The City that Sold America." Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'

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