Quinton Cook directs out of Nashville, TN, though the work doesn't stay there.
He spent his teenage summers at the New York Film Academy and on studio backlots in LA, learning the grammar of image before he had a name for it.
In 2019 he founded GLITCH: a boutique production company built to push country music somewhere it hadn't been, and to make sure the LGBTQ+ community had a seat in the room while it got there. Music videos. Branded campaigns. Social content built to actually get watched. The throughline is always the same, take the idea nobody else would greenlight, and make it look inevitable.
He's directed Luke Bryan, Jordan Davis, Morgan Evans, Maren Morris, Gabby Barrett, Chase Rice, and JP Saxe. Coverage has run in Time, Rolling Stone, and Teen Vogue.
For five years running, he's been the creative director behind Country Radio Seminar - one of the genre's biggest stages, rebuilt from the inside. In 2024, The Nashville Briefing named him a “Disruptor.”
The work extends past music, too - brand campaigns, artist partnerships, and ongoing collaborations with World Vision and NeverThirst, using the same instincts to move people toward a cause instead of a song.
Off the clock: chasing the next interior design rabbit hole, a margarita (or two) with friends, buying another pair of glasses he didn't need.
SEEKING 01. CONNECTION 02. MINDFULNESS 03. CREATIVITY 04. COMMUNITY 05. EXPERIENCE 06. EMPATHY 07. FOCUS 08. IMPACT
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