The Mill expands colour team

The Mill, a Technicolor Creative Studio, has announced the addition of Katie Dymmock (Colorist, London), Kenya Agunloye (Producer, New York), and Elodie Ichter (Senior Colorist, New York).

As the global color network continues to expand, the three will focus on growth opportunities and the development of The Mill’s color offering. They will be part of the existing international team of colorists’ mission of “bringing creative visions to life.”

Katie Dymmock is an award-winning colorist who has spent the previous four years forging her craft at Coffee & TV. In that time, she has quickly established herself as one of the industry's exciting new talents, winning 'Best new Colorist' at the Kinsale Shark awards. With a background in Photography and a degree in Visual Effects, Katie’s love of image manipulation led her to the world of grading where she strives for outstanding use of color in storytelling. Renowned for her prowess in fashion and beauty grading, her diverse portfolio of work extends to iconic brands such as Adidas, Dior, Lacoste, Nike, Monlcer, Mercedes, Sky and Charlotte Tilbury.

Mill London colorists, Philip Hambi and Peter Oppersdorff, are thrilled to welcome Dymmock to the team. Hambi is particularly impressed with Dymmock's craft: “It's incredibly exciting to have someone join the team with so much drive and enthusiasm to achieve great things. Her diverse skill set, mature palette and nuanced touch will really complement what we already have going on and help us achieve our ambitions here at the Mill.”

Oppersdorff is also looking forward to Dymmock joining the team: “Creativity and collaboration are the foundations on which this department is built and Katie fits into that philosophy perfectly. We have relished the challenge of reigniting the Color spark at The Mill together.”

Elodie Ichter was born and raised in France, Ichter studied cinema at ESRA, an International Film School in Paris. From there, Ichter’s career began at Éclair Laboratoire, where she scanned film negatives right when the digital world was born in the early 2000s. After working as a color assist in France for companies such as Éclair and Duboi, Ichter made the move to London where she worked at Deluxe. Later, Ichter made her way across the Atlantic to Hollywood in 2010 at Efilm, where she officially began color grading. Prior to joining The Mill, Ichter also spent time at Harbor and Picture Shop.