Future Perfect Hires Nargis Sheerazie As Producer

Emmy and Cannes Lions Award-winning music source Future Perfect has named former creative sync licensing director at Mexican Summer, Nargis Sheerazie, as their new East Coast Producer. Sheerazie, who will oversee East Coast sales and production from the New York studio, has worked on all sides of the music licensing industry. From coordinating music for film campaigns like “The Dictator,” “Transformers,” and “The Help" at The Ant Farm, to licensing for major artists with electronic label Ultra Music, Sheerazie has built a comprehensive understanding of how musicians and brands can achieve the most impact together.

"Artists, creatives and producers can really enrich each other's work when they collaborate,” says Sheerazie. “Producing at a top tier music company like Future Perfect is a unique opportunity to be a bridge between established and up and coming artists making exciting music and the advertising world.”

“Nargis [Sheerazie] understands our focus on being a comprehensive music resource for agencies and clients,” says Executive Producer and Partner, Maxwell Gosling. “She brings a new perspective to Future Perfect, as well as agency and talent relationships, and experience placing a range of artists in advertising, TV and film.”

While at Mexican Summer, Sheerazie increased the indie label’s sync licensing presence in TV, film and commercials. She also created opportunities for musicians to showcase their work at major agencies, including Quilt at Google Creative Lab NYC, The Fresh & Onlys at McGarryBowen Chicago, Peter Matthew Bauer at Y&R NYC, and Mood Rings, Tim Cohen and Napolian at High Bias Industries.

Future Perfect creates original music for advertising, film, TV, interactive media, and video games, along with full music search and licensing services through sister company, Little Ears. Formed in 2008, Future Perfect and Little Ears have been recognized for their work with global brands and innovative campaigns, including the Cannes Lions Integrated Grand Prix for Brand Jordan "RE2PECT", six Cannes Lions and a One Show Gold Pencil for the Skype campaign“Stay Together”, two Emmy Awards for internet sensation "Take This Lollipop", and NHL "No Words", and a Webby for short film "12 Miles North”.