Luke Buckley is a multi-disciplinary creative editor with over 20 years of experience spanning film, music, and journalism. His collaborations have reached the New York Times, and a Gold Lion at Cannes, and he's built a full-pipeline skill set that runs from concept through final post-production.
In post-production, he's worked as an editor and edit assist alongside agencies including Wieden+Kennedy, 72andSunny, Deutsch, Laundry Service, Swift Co., Arts & Letters, and R/West. He co-edited one feature film, Hard Luck Love Song.
He also finishes films as an online editor, coordinating with post-producers, VFX compositors, colorists, and mixers to deliver across broadcast and web.
As a producer, Luke has made brand films and broadcast spots for clients including Sure, E! News, and Scripps Network, along with local television. While living in Portland, OR, Luke produced, shot, and edited a live music series Live From the Palace.
Luke started as a cub reporter in Alabama, chronicling the lives of musicians, artists, and everyday people across the Southeast.
As a musician, Luke is a lifelong musician and songwriter. He wrote and recorded an album with The Suzies and continues to write, record, and release new music — most recently the single "Heels," accompanied by a music video.
Luke holds a B.A. in Visual Journalism and Creative Writing and an M.A. in Mass Communication. He lives in the foothills of Black Rock Canyon near Joshua Tree National Park with his wife, son, flock of chickens, and three dogs.