Starting his career in photography, Antony Crook’s work has been featured in The Face, Dazed & Confused, British Vogue, i-D and the New York Times. His subjects have ranged from David Hockney to Snoop Dogg to David Byrne with his prints held in numerous private and public collections.
Transitioning into film, his spare, subtle realism and poetic style quickly proved a hit with brands including Porsche, BMW, Samsung, Rapha, Adidas, Cadillac, Oakley, Wells Fargo, and New Balance.
More recently he has been developing his love of cars and storytelling, directing and editing a series of films for Porsche and Marvin Jarret, “Sound and Driven” centred around Larrabee studio, the iconic LA recording studio.
Outside of his commercial work, Antony recently completed the documentary ‘If the Stars Had a Sound’, offering an intimate glimpse into Glaswegian post-rock band, and his long-time collaborators, Mogwai. The film provides clarity on a uniquely innovative brand that’s famously hard to define.
