Invisible Arts Music (IA), the bi-coastal, majority Black- and female-owned music house known for its award-winning work across film, TV, and advertising, has signed with The Cre8tors for creative talent management and production consulting.
Founded in 2024 by acclaimed composers Craig DeLeon and Jonathan Sanford, along with music production veterans Kit Winter and Marc Altshuler, IA blends decades of experience in custom composition, sonic branding, reimagined covers, and full-service sound design.
The Cre8tors partnership expands IA’s presence in commercial and branded content, while connecting them with a like-minded team committed to cultural impact and innovation. “Invisible Arts is a studio born from both craft and conviction,” said Dani Jackson-Smith, the founder of The Cre8tors. “Their work is cinematic, their talent undeniable, and their vision aligns perfectly with ours.”
DeLeon, a Clio-winning composer and former Spike Jonze protégé, has recent credits including A Man in Full (Netflix, dir. Regina King) and Strange Darling (Miramax). Sanford’s scoring work spans National Champions (STX) and episodics for AppleTV+, Peacock, and Netflix. Winter brings over 20 years of agency and production expertise (BBDO, Arnold, Squeak E. Clean), while Altshuler has helped shape branding for Human, Cartel Editing & Post, and Remedy Creative Studio.
Their collective portfolio includes projects for Netflix, AppleTV+, Prime Video, Under Armour, McDonald’s, Google, Adidas, Stella Artois, and collaborations with Regina King, Jordan Peele, Jenji Kohan, Steven Spielberg, and Ben Affleck.
“The Cre8tors’ commitment to diversity, creative excellence, and cultural fluency makes them the perfect partner as we expand IA’s vision,” said Sanford. DeLeon added, “We’ve built a team with deep roots in storytelling — this partnership lets us bring that sensibility to even more collaborators.”
With IA on board, The Cre8tors’ roster of forward-thinking production companies, audio studios, and artists continues to grow. “IA doesn’t just compose music,” said Jenny Lumpkin, Co-Founder of The Cre8tors. “They shape the emotional core of the work.”
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