MARK & STUART

SAVE THE CHILDREN - REWRITE THE FUTURE

Using real children's drawings of their Sudanese experiences, we played on a 'back to school' sentiment common for September. Empathetic and impactful, there is no escaping the forceful messaging here. Plus, it's all for the kids, remember.

UNILEVER - ANIMATED CSR CASE STUDY FILM

Present the business case for going green: that was our brief. This project was close to our client’s heart, with plenty of stakeholders (so plenty of information for us to get across).

Our perky, upbeat brand film told Unilever’s #brighterfuture story, in a way that was both informative and entertaining. In fact, it impressed our client so much that, when it led to a TVC being briefed off the back of it, we weren’t too surprised to see much of our messaging, art direction, and even script.

Babybel - Euro 2016 Cheesy Commentary

“Nice touch for a big man… Game of two halves…” So as not to get lost in Twitter’s cliché football blurb, Babybel needed something different to talk about. Like cheese. Or cheesy commentary. That was our creative angle.

Our brief was to drive people to play our online game. So the social team worked throughout the tournament and ‘live’. In-game social commentary, updates, ‘Free-Flick’ football training, hints and tips… Plus of course, during games, ears at the ready to instantly call out Hoddle, Townsend et al’s inevitable cheese.

EHS FLOOR D - MOBILE/NFC AGENCY INITIATIVE

The lifts at our agency were forever broken. So we gamified the chore of taking the stairs. Our agency initiative, 'EHS FloorD', used NFC and innovative HTML5 technologies to register every step taken, by everyone in the building.

The installation proved to be extremely popular. It also received widespread press, including coverage in Digital Buzz, Creativty, Campaign, The Drum, gco and, oddly, The Metro.

Blue Cross

For this campaign we went all Dr Dolittle. Using text-to-speech technology, we created a world first desktop display ad - not only could pets read, but here "they could talk...". This, and a site where users created their own talking pets with photos, featured on the BBC Tech review.