We’ve teamed up withe the fantastic Jenny Vu to create 3 spots for the Women’s World Cup ‘23 campaign.
When US Soccer legend Megan Rapinoe announced her retirement in 2023, we had to send her off in a way that was true to who she was- a real American hero and rebel of the game. Taking the animated character we created for her World Cup campaign, we wrote a new song to commemorate all that she’s achieved and turned the iconic biker jacket and Nike Blazers from the cartoon into a real life walkout fit for her final game.
We’ve collaborated with Apple TV + to create a partnership between Nike and Ted Lasso’s AFC Richmond. From idea, to Nike designing the kits and gear, to teasing the collaboration and finally releasing a win ad before the last episode to rally the fans around the world.
The story of a fish and a plastic bag who are destined to meet unless we think harder about our actions. Our first piece of work for HP. Directed by Megaforce and scored by Hauschka.
We think a more diverse workforce is a smarter workforce. Luckily HP thought so too. Another directorial masterpiece by Megaforce.
Sometimes the best thing we can do is nothing. Taking a moment to think can be more powerful than doing hundred things at the time.
Possessor of all the secrets and insider knowledge of the gridiron as well as a fantastic pair of khaki shorts, The Know It All owes all his wisdom to NFL+
Running a business is more than just the numbers — it’s about people and human ambition. To encapsulate this, we created a film depicting one man’s journey, from the launch of his company in 1974 up until the present day.
To follow the film, we've created The Elevator Pitch. A competition where small businesses pitched their idea within the confined space of an elevator.
We've also collaborated with various illustrators around the world to support the campaign with a series of print and digital posters.
Director: Gary Freedman (Glue Society)
Illustrator: Various
A collection of work we’ve done for Xfinity.
We took inspiration from classic John Hughe’s movies to promote Xfinity xFi’s new app.
A guy makes an unexpected friend thanks to Xfinity.
We created a light-hearted TV spot aimed to shift perceptions of Lucozade from hangover remedy to part of an everyday routine – allowing you to excel at your everyday, to Find Your Flow.
Director: Nathan Price
A selection of print work for one of the UK's leading newspaper. The highlight being the 'Fat Cats' campaign for the annual Sunday Times Rich List which has been multi-awarded from Cannes Lions to Creative Circles.
Photography: Tim Flach
We’ve always wanted to invent a new sport and the opportunity came up to create one for Xfinity Mobile. Watch the video to find out why but for a short while we were hanging out with pro skaters like Eric Koston, Chris Cole and Sean Malto at a legendary skatepark called The Berrics in LA, even though neither of us has ever set foot on a skateboard.
The promo video.
We created a ton of content that played during the live event like the following…
Following on Persil/Omo's long standing brand thought of 'Dirt is Good' we created a campaign for a new generation of kids. As well as a TV spot and a series of prints encouraging children to play outdoors we also manufactured the T-shirts seen on the print to be sold in local clothing shops.
Director: Jorn Threlfall
Photography: Dario Mitidieri
To launch Volkswagen's new UK website, we created a film that reflects the same meticulousness that goes into making their cars to the website.
Director: Thomas Hilland
Below are also some print ads for various VW promotions.
We created a TV spot continuing John Smith's award winning campaign 'No Nonsense'.
Director: Daniel Kleinmann
The Harvey Nichols sale ads have produced some awesome award-winning work over the years. Here's another that continued that fine tradition.
Photographer: Marc Philbert
A collection of TV and content films we've done. We wouldn't call these our best work but it shows the breadth of styles and range of clients we've worked for over the years.
Other press and poster campaigns we've made. Who said print was dead?
