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Good Company signs with Little Bird
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Bi-coastal production studio, Good Company, has signed with Becca Falborn’s Little
Bird for East Coast Representation.
Best known for their live-action, post and experiential work on brands such as Gucci, L’Oreal, Samsung, and Marriott, and recording artists that include Kendrick Lamar, Blackpink, Don Toliver, and Kacey Musgraves; Good Company will expand their reach with agencies and brands with their newest partnership with Little Bird.
Founded in 2012, the company has been expanding and growing their team, offerings, and client base ever since. With offices in the heart of NYC and Los Angeles, Good Company has been shaping culture since their beginning, from their work on Beyonce’s Lemonade, to Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour, and most recent collaborations with Grindr, Madonna, Zillow, and Jaguar.
“I’ve known Becca since she first came into the industry, and it’s been incredible to watch her build her career and now Little Bird with the same energy and hustle she’s always had,” says Ryan Heiferman, Good Company’s Managing Partner and Co-Founder.
“She really understands our company, the kind of work we want to make, the people we want to work with, and where we fit in the market. That connection was obvious from day one, and she’s already bringing an amazing level of energy and opportunity to the partnership. We couldn’t be more excited to have her representing us on the East Coast.”
“I met the Good Company partners, Ryan and Ralph, back in 2014 when I started working in the advertising industry, at my first job as a receptionist. They were renting space from the company I was working for and were working on a Beyoncé music video, I thought they were the coolest (still do). It’s truly so fun and exciting when these relationships come back around later on in your career, especially when you start your own company. I’m really so pumped to be reunited, working with them and their incredibly talented team and roster of talent!” gushes Falborn, who has been fine-tuning her partnerships over the last almost three years since launching.
“Good Company adds an innovative and exciting approach to the tech-heavy, the weird, the out-of-the-box asks, but stays true to the traditional live-action production and post needs that remain mainstays in the industry.”
Good Company’s services range from live-action production, immersive, experiential, brand installations, offline, and post production.
