Creative Director of Colour
Peter Oppersdorff is a multi-award-winning Creative Director of Colour, known for his refined aesthetic, emotive sensibility, and collaborative approach. He began his career at MPC in 2014 as a protogé of pioneering colourist Jean-Clément Soret, and has since established himself as a respected and sought-after talent within the global post-production industry.
Peter’s work has been constistently recognised across some of the industry’s most prestigious award platforms, including the British Arrows, AICP Post Awards, Kinsale Shark Awards, Creative Circle Awards, Berlin Commercial Awards, and the International Filmlight Awards. Notable achievements include Bronze at the 2026 British Arrows for National Trust 'Ode to Leaving', Gold at Kinsale in 2021 for Arlo Parks – Caroline, Silver at Creative Circle 2024 for Erste Bank – Xmas Rodeo, Silver at Kinsale 2025 for Horse Racing Ireland, and Bronzes for Lavazza – Pleasure Makes Us Human & Facebook – Good Ideas Deserve To Be Found at the Creative Circle 2025 and Kinsale 2022 respectively. He has also earned multiple shortlistings for the aforementioned projects and other standout campaigns such as Stonewall – Proud Mistletoe, Confused.com – Piggy Bank & Clap, and Erste Bank – Ghosts whilst contributing to dozens of other award winning projects.
Over the past decade, Peter has cultivated an impressive and diverse portfolio, collaborating with many of the industry's most respected directors — including Dave Meyers, Sam Brown, Si&Ad, Dorian & Daniel, dom&Nic, The Sacred Egg, Ian Pons Jewell, Jake Scott, Amber Grace-Johnson, Vedran Rupic, and David Wilson — alongside leading cinematographers such as Eric Messerschmidt, Chase Irvine, Larkin Seiple, Molly Manning Walker, Simon Chaudoir, Benoît Soler, Federico Alfonzo, and Natasha Braier.
Renowned for his ability to elevate narrative through colour, Peter brings collaboration, creativity, and emotional resonance to every project — making him a trusted creative partner for directors, DOPs, and agencies alike.
Check out Peters latest work here: @peter_oppersdorff_colour