Laird and Good Company Announces Golden Owl as Its East Coast Motion Representatives

Laird and Good Company has always believed in the power of collaboration—bringing together the right artists, creatives, and visionaries to craft work that is both exceptional and enduring. Today, the company has announced two new strategic partnerships that will further expand its production presence and refine the way it connects talent to creative opportunities.

Laird and Good Company has announced Golden Owl as its East Coast Motion Representatives. Founded by Katrin Aul and Katie Goldstein, Golden Owl has established itself as a dynamic and discerning agency that cultivates meaningful partnerships between clients and motion content creators. Their passion, expertise, and nuanced understanding of the industry make them a natural fit as Laird and Good Company continues to produce work that blends artistry with intention.

“We fell in love with Laird and Good Company right away, because they bring not just skill and vision, but passion, dedication, and that little bit of magic that makes every project truly special.” said Katrin Aul and Katie Goldstein, founders of Golden Owl.

Additionally, Laird and Good Company welcomes ENID London into its network, a distinguished force in creative matchmaking, renowned for seamlessly aligning award-winning talent with leading advertising agencies and brands. ENID's global roster spans live-action, AI, experiential, animation, stills photography, and beyond, ensuring that the most innovative creative voices remain at the forefront. ENID’s commitment to championing artists through strategic insights, hands-on representation, and its editorial platform, THE EDIT, aligns seamlessly with Laird and Good Company's mission of fostering and elevating talent.

“At ENID, our focus has always been on building meaningful relationships — connecting artists, brands, and agencies — so partnering with Laird and Good Company is a natural fit. While we collaborate with a range of innovative companies, already, Laird occupy a niche space within our roster, with a similar vision that aligns with our own commitment to globally exposing established and emerging talent.  Really looking forward to working together.” said Fiona Gillam, owner of ENID.

These partnerships mark another step in the company’s evolution—reinforcing its dedication to providing an unparalleled level of support for both artists and clients while continuing to create motion, multidisciplinary content that resonates. 

Said best by head of business development and EP Kirsty Meares, ”If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.  At Laird and Good Company, we go together; a great dream requires a great team.” To that sentiment, Production at Laird and Good Company has been thriving, with recent projects including:

• Shake Shack, ‘Worth It’ directed by PEDEN+MUNK
• Google Fitbit directed by Leeor Wild
• Omniyat, ‘The Art of Elevation’ directed by Rich Stapleton

With an ever-evolving media landscape, Laird and Good Company remain committed to bridging disciplines—crafting still and motion projects that are seamlessly integrated, conceptually rich, and visually compelling. These new alliances with ENID London and Golden Owl are a testament to its philosophy of finding the best in talent, in partnerships, and in the work it puts into the world.