SixTwentySix taps Sahil Mirchandani as Head of Production

Sahil Mirchandani

Award-winning bicoastal creative studio SixTwentySix has appointed Sahil Mirchandani as Head of Production, bringing in a seasoned leader known for steering ambitious, multi-channel campaigns from concept through delivery for global brands, agencies, and top-tier talent.

Most recently, Mirchandani served as Associate Director of Production at Day One Agency, following a stint as Senior Producer there. Prior to that, he built his career as a freelance producer, working on music videos and commercials in Toronto and Los Angeles. Over the years, he has led large-scale campaigns spanning broadcast, digital, social, out-of-home, retail, and live performance.

In his new role at SixTwentySix, Mirchandani will oversee end-to-end production leadership, with a focus on operational excellence, scalable workflows, and production systems that enable creative teams to move quickly without compromising craft. Central to his approach is mentorship, equipping producers with the tools and standards needed to thrive in an increasingly complex production landscape.

Mirchandani’s portfolio includes multimillion-dollar global campaigns for Nike, Marvel, American Express, Chipotle, Amazon Prime Video, and Blumhouse. He has also delivered live performances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Live, collaborating with talent including Jamie Lee Curtis, Tate McRae, and Julia Stiles. His work has appeared on billboards across North America and in outlets including The New York Times, Variety, Vulture, Ad Age, NPR, and Complex.

“At SixTwentySix, great creative is the expectation. What matters just as much is how that work gets made and how our clients experience the process,” said Jake Krask, co-founder and managing partner at SixTwentySix. “As we continue to grow, we need a Head of Production who could raise the bar on both… His leadership, production instincts, and understanding of agency workflows make him a critical addition to our team.”

Mirchandani joins as SixTwentySix continues to build momentum with culturally resonant work, including Dunkin’s “Dunk N’ Pump” campaign with Megan Thee Stallion, Turo’s “10 Days of Slay” featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Madison Beer’s Bittersweet music video.

The studio’s expanding slate also includes campaigns for Samsung, Amazon, ESPN, and Taco Bell for Disney Creative Works. That momentum was further underscored by a 2026 Clio Awards win for Nike’s activation at ComplexCon, celebrating Lil Yachty’s Concrete Boys.

Reel 360 News wishes Sahil the best of luck in his new role.



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Sahil Mirchandani

Award-winning bicoastal creative studio SixTwentySix has appointed Sahil Mirchandani as Head of Production, bringing in a seasoned leader known for steering ambitious, multi-channel campaigns from concept through delivery for global brands, agencies, and top-tier talent.

Most recently, Mirchandani served as Associate Director of Production at Day One Agency, following a stint as Senior Producer there. Prior to that, he built his career as a freelance producer, working on music videos and commercials in Toronto and Los Angeles. Over the years, he has led large-scale campaigns spanning broadcast, digital, social, out-of-home, retail, and live performance.

In his new role at SixTwentySix, Mirchandani will oversee end-to-end production leadership, with a focus on operational excellence, scalable workflows, and production systems that enable creative teams to move quickly without compromising craft. Central to his approach is mentorship, equipping producers with the tools and standards needed to thrive in an increasingly complex production landscape.

Mirchandani’s portfolio includes multimillion-dollar global campaigns for Nike, Marvel, American Express, Chipotle, Amazon Prime Video, and Blumhouse. He has also delivered live performances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel Live, collaborating with talent including Jamie Lee Curtis, Tate McRae, and Julia Stiles. His work has appeared on billboards across North America and in outlets including The New York Times, Variety, Vulture, Ad Age, NPR, and Complex.

“At SixTwentySix, great creative is the expectation. What matters just as much is how that work gets made and how our clients experience the process,” said Jake Krask, co-founder and managing partner at SixTwentySix. “As we continue to grow, we need a Head of Production who could raise the bar on both… His leadership, production instincts, and understanding of agency workflows make him a critical addition to our team.”

Mirchandani joins as SixTwentySix continues to build momentum with culturally resonant work, including Dunkin’s “Dunk N’ Pump” campaign with Megan Thee Stallion, Turo’s “10 Days of Slay” featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Madison Beer’s Bittersweet music video.

The studio’s expanding slate also includes campaigns for Samsung, Amazon, ESPN, and Taco Bell for Disney Creative Works. That momentum was further underscored by a 2026 Clio Awards win for Nike’s activation at ComplexCon, celebrating Lil Yachty’s Concrete Boys.

Reel 360 News wishes Sahil the best of luck in his new role.



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