Jogger Adds Kingsley Harden as Creative Director and VFX Supervisor

Jogger has welcomed Kingsley Harden as creative director and VFX supervisor. The boutique visual effects studio — specialising in finishing, design, motion graphics, and colour — gains Kingsley’s award-winning eye and technical versatility, strengthening its offering while deepening creative collaboration with sister company Cut+Run.

Kingsley’s work has been recognised with a Gold Clio for Pokémon, a Silver Clio for Microsoft Xbox, and a Webby honour for Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’. He has already hit the ground running with Jogger and Cut+Run, leading successful projects for brands including Levi’s, Mentos, Uber Eats, and WhatsApp.

“I knew right away this was a partnership I wanted to be part of,” said Kingsley. “From my first conversations with the Jogger team, the creative chemistry was clear. I’m thrilled to step into a role where I can merge my technical and artistic background with Jogger’s culture of collaboration and Cut+Run’s legacy of craft.”

Jogger EP Alicia Cargile said, “Kingsley’s thoughtful, hands-on approach and curiosity at every stage of a project make him exactly the kind of multi-hyphenate we were hoping to bring on. His excitement for new challenges and emerging technologies is contagious, and we’re really looking forward to seeing the creative spark he brings to the team.”

A software-agnostic generalist stepping into a Flame-driven environment, Kingsley blends artistry with technical precision. He brings experience with emerging AI processes that scale seamlessly between cinematic projects and nimble, quick-turn campaigns.

Cut + Run and Jogger Studios managing partner Amburr Farls added, “Kingsley’s reputation definitely precedes him, but what really stands out is his collaborative spirit. He brings not only technical brilliance, but also an energy and curiosity that inspires the whole team. With his wide range of skills and solution-based approach, he has a way of looking at each project individually and finding the right path forward. We couldn’t be happier to have him with us.”