Creative & Film Director Quinn Wilson Signs With Good Company

Quinn Wilson, a provocative filmmaker/creative director adept at shaping visual identities across the realms of music, performance and film - notably with singer/rap sensation Lizzo - has signed with Good Company. Based in New York and LA, Good Company is a full-service creative studio with a roster of diverse talents. Their multidisciplinary production and post expertise has them at the forefront of commercials, music videos, world tours, and experiential activations.

Quinn attended the Minneapolis College of Art & Design, where she thrived in a collaborative studio environment and developed a dramatic flair for makeup and design. A big break came when Quinn linked up with Lizzo as a makeup artist for the vocalist and her performers. Immersed in the hustle surrounding the shows, she began tossing innovative ideas out to the team to enhance the Lizzo experience for fans. Without realizing it, Quinn was acting as a creative director before she was hired as one.

Managing Director/Co-Founder Ryan Heiferman says:

“What Quinn has done with Lizzo is nothing short of amazing — the performances, the videos, and the overall aesthetic all sculpted under her artful eye. And Quinn has seamlessly transitioned into directing over the past couple years which makes her truly a great fit on our roster, as both a director and creative director.”

This collaborative shorthand runs through the signature imagery Quinn and Lizzo have created, starting with Quinn designing Lizzo’s debut album cover, to creative directing Lizzo’s most recent tour. Quinn has a hand in every detail of the tour spectacle, proving her ability to conceptualize with a team of varied voices and skillsets and carry that vision through across mediums. Recently, Quinn helped take Lizzo’s message of body positivity to the 2019 MTV VMA stage, where the star performed her medley of hits in front of a giant inflatable twerking posterior.

Quinn took the leap to move behind the camera and recalls her a-ha moment.

Quinn Wilson said:

“My comfort zone was articulating my vision and hiring filmmakers whose technical ability I trusted. Learning all aspects of the craft has solidified a passion I’ve had within me since childhood. Directing has opened up another visual space for me to play in, and allowed me to take full ownership of my art.”

Quinn’s ability to translate the essence of the artist onscreen shines in Lizzo’s videos for “Boys,” “Fitness,” “Truth Hurts,” and the much acclaimed “Juice” – a character-driven clip which hit the mark (with over 32 million views and counting) with its 80s-tinged references and sassy humor.