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Silent Partners Studio SILENT PARTNERS We are creative directors and screen producers. Our world revolves around the image. We are artists from all trades of the new media industry. We generate radical and unique ideas. we are one with production designers and turn these ideas into reality. From the drawing board to the stage, we are a gateway to innovation. We are designers. We are thinkers and doers. We are Silent Partners. SILENT PARTNERS justin timberlake Justin timberlake 20/20 experience world tour 2013 show Director Justin Timberlake Assistant Directors Marty Kudelka and AJ Harpold Creative Producer Nick Whitehouse Lighting Design Nick Whitehouse Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Set Design Josh Zangen Production Manager Robert “Hydro” Mullin SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 03 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 04 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 05 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 06 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 07 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 08 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Justin timberlake 09 20/20 experienceworld tour SILENT PARTNERS Rihanna RiHanna @ baku 2012 Show Director William Baker light design Nick withehouse Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Set Design Josh Zangen production manager joe sanchez SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 011 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 012 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 013 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 014 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 015 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 016 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 017 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS RiHanna 018 @ Baku SILENT PARTNERS P!nk P!nk The Truth About Love tour world tour 2013 Show director Baz Halpin (Silent House) Production Designer Baz Halpin and Chris Nyfield (Silent House) Lighting Design Baz Halpin, Chris Nyfield (Silent House) and Bryan Barancik Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Production Manager Richard Young SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 020 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 021 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 022 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 023 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 024 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 025 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS P!NK 026 the truth about love SILENT PARTNERS TAYLOR SWIFT Taylor Swift Red Tour 2013 Show Director Baz Halpin assisted by Melissa Garcia Production Design Baz Halpin, Chris Nyfield (Silent House) and Bryan Barancik Lighting Design Baz Halpin, Chris Nyfield (Silent House) and Bryan Barancik Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Production Manager Aurthur Kemish SILENT PARTNERS taylor swift 028 red tour SILENT PARTNERS taylor swift 029 red tour SILENT PARTNERS taylor swift 030 red tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction One Direction Where We Are Tour world tour 2014 Show Director Lee Lodge and paul robert Production design Lee Lodge and stufish Lighting Design paul normandale Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Production Manager wob roberts SILENT PARTNERS one direction 032 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 033 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 034 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 035 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 036 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 037 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 038 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS one direction 039 where we are tour SILENT PARTNERS SHM SHM @ Coachella 2012 Show Director Baz Halpin (Silent House) Production Design Baz Halpin Set Design Baz Halpin Lighting Design Nick Whitehouse Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Production Manager Michael Jobson SILENT PARTNERS SHM 041 @ coachella SILENT PARTNERS SHM 042 @ coachella SILENT PARTNERS SHM 043 @ coachella SILENT PARTNERS SHM 044 @ coachella SILENT PARTNERS Britney Spears Britney Spear Piece of Me AT THE PLANET HOLLYWOOD LAS VEGAS 2013 Show Director Baz Halpin (Silent House) Production & Lighting Design Baz Halpin (Silent House) Video Creative Director Gabriel Coutu-Dumont video producers Geodezik Choreographed BYv Squared Division Production Manager Jason Danter SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 046 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 047 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 048 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 049 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 050 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 051 Piece of Me SILENT PARTNERS Britney spears 052 Piece of Me.
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