New York City, NY, February 17, 2026 – Modern Post welcomes award-winning colorist Myles Bevan to its growing roster. Known for his cinematic, atmosphere-driven approach to color, Myles brings a visually rich sensibility shaped by music, fashion, and commercial storytelling, with a focus on close collaboration with directors and DPs.
Myles has earned wide recognition for his work on music videos for some of today’s most influential artists, including Charli XCX’s “360,” Troye Sivan’s “One of Your Girls,” Addison Rae’s “High Fashion,” Drake’s “NOKIA,” and Peggy Gou’s “Na Na Na.” His work has been honored by the Kinsale Sharks, where he received awards for Best Color Grade and Best New Colorist. Drawing from a range of cinematic influences, Myles’ color work is defined by tonal depth, layered texture, and an instinctive ability to guide audiences through mood and story.
Building on the success of his music video work, Myles has expanded into commercial and fashion filmmaking, color grading projects for brands including Porsche, The Ordinary, Avatr, and fashion houses such as Loewe, Gucci, Kenzo, Levi’s, and M Le Magazine du Monde. His film Party De Campagne for M Le Monde earned a Silver Ciclope Award for Color Grading and won Best Color Grading (Over 90’’) at the AICP Post Awards.
“Modern Post and I are deeply aligned on a creative level,” says Myles. “They’re doing bold, exciting work, and I see this as an opportunity to push my practice further while continuing to collaborate closely with directors, DPs, and longtime clients. I’m excited to build something new together.”
“Expanding our color roster has been a natural evolution for Modern Post, and Myles is an important part of that growth,” adds Charlyn Derrick, Managing Partner and Executive Producer of Modern Post. “He brings a cinematic eye, a collaborative spirit, and a distinct point of view that fits seamlessly within our studio. His addition reflects our continued investment in color as a creative discipline—and the growing role it plays in how we collaborate with filmmakers, agencies, and brands alike.”
