[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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