Work Editorial's Trish Fuller Talks Scottish Humor and the Art of Forced Family Fun

Hailing from Paisley, Scotland, Trish Fuller began her career in the UK, working at Whitehouse Post in London. She followed the company to New York (with a stop in Italy), where her editing career truly took off. She made the city her home before pulling up roots and heading across the Hudson – but more on that later.

Trish moved from Whitehouse to Work Editorial almost a decade ago, where she joined a roster of award-winning editors. Earlier this year she was promoted to Creative Partner, joining a group that includes industry heavyweights like Jane Dilworth, Rich Orrick, Neil Smith, Bill Smedley, Stewart Reeves, Ben Jordan, and fellow Creative Partner Niles Howard.

Her showreel runs a wild gamut of styles, techniques and content formats, from commercials to music videos and more. As an editor she likes to play with tempo and cut to a rhythm that not only matches the story but reflects the whirl of everyday life. Among her advertising clients are brands such as FanDuel, Door Dash, Walmart, McDonald’s, VW, IBM, and Chase Bank. She’s also brought her deft touch to a spot for Huggies that ran on the Super Bowl.

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