[January 23, 2013]

Arts+Labor Acquires Pattern Productions

Arts+Labor announced today that is has acquired Austin-based Pattern Productions as a part of its ongoing expansion in creating branded content, TV/broadcast campaigns, films/documentaries, videos, and motion graphics. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

Pattern Productions, founded by Jeff Marrow in 2007, has specialized in video production, TV commercials, webisodic work, mini-documentaries, animation and educational videos. In addition, Marrow has worked on a number of feature films, documentaries and shorts including "America's Parking Lot", the soon-to-be-released Civil War feature film directed by award-winning director Chris Eska, and Kat Candler's "Lovebug". Marrow also created and directed the highly acclaimed short film "The Alligator" which debuted at SXSW (News - Alert) during 2010.

"attern Productions and Arts+Labor have collaborated on projects for several years, and Jeff brings with him a wealth of production experience that complements our creative services. Whether it's telling stories for financial institutions, senior living communities, state and local government, or healthcare, Jeff has a rich background of delivering excellent work and of building long-term client relationships. This is a natural fit for our growth," stated Alan Berg, president and co-founder of Arts+Labor.

Marrow added, "Arts+Labor has become one of Austin's premier anchors of creative talent. Their success in film/documentaries, TV production, and interactive design are real differentiators and will allow us to further expand our market offerings. We are thrilled to join Arts+Labor."

About Arts+Labor

Founded in 1999, Arts+Labor is a creative content company based in Austin, Texas. Our production studio is home to writers, directors, producers, designers, animators, editors, musicians, sound designers, and developers with a passion for storytelling in every medium...from commercial campaigns, branded content, websites and apps to documentaries, features, and short films that have gone to the Sundance, SXSW, Cannes, and Venice film festivals. To learn more, visit www.arts-and-labor.com

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