Oliver Chater
Freelance editing, colour grading, motion graphics and VFX for film, TV, advertising and brand clients
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Oliver Chater
Oliver Chater Ltd provides freelance editing, colour grading, motion graphics and VFX services for projects including feature films, TV commercials and social media content.
The company serves brands, music artists and film and television clients. Its studio is fully remote and based in London; it also serves clients in the UK and the US.
Oliver Chater Ltd was founded in 2022 and is registered in London. Oliver Chater has been represented by ARK Studios since 2019 and Soho Editors since 2022.
Product: Freelance video editing, colour grading, motion graphics and VFX services.
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