02 Dec 2005
Nations' World Food Programme is using a TV campaign to
expose the fact that more than 850 million people go hungry in the
world, even though we produce more food than we can eat. Leagas Delaney has produced three commercials. The first, entitled "no
food diet", features a woman collecting stones that she ...
18 Nov 2005
Media planner: Danny Donovan
Production companies: The Paul Weiland Film Company (non-food items),
Park Village (food items)
Directors: Susie Robeson (non-food items), Charlie Stebbings (food
items)
Editors: Tim Fulford, Cut Run (non-food items), Kate Owen, Marshall
Street Editors (food items)
Photographer ...
11 Nov 2005
Foods 1997-present: Marketing director, then category director, Britvic Soft Drinks 2003: Tango campaign ...
28 Oct 2005
Exposure: TV, internet
THE LOWDOWN Tide to Go is a stain-removing pen that dissolves food and drink ...
28 Oct 2005
Exposure: TV, internet
THE LOWDOWN Tide to Go is a stain-removing pen that dissolves food and drink ...
21 Oct 2005
food has to be gourmet-quality, face creams
must detox and purify and protect as well as offer beauty ...
21 Oct 2005
Project: Hint of ... launch
Client: Thryth Jarvis, senior brand manager, Arla Foods
Brief: Launch ...
14 Oct 2005
-paced, fast
food, frenetic world we're in. So can folk be convinced to squeeze a little Yakult (2 ...
and sauces),
Premier Foods
Brief: Tell people that the Branston they know and love now comes in a
convenient ...
14 Oct 2005
Allenfelder, regional brand manager, Unilever Foods
Brief: Bring the spirit and unique qualities of Knorr ...
23 Sep 2005
manager, marketing (pickles and sauces),
Premier Foods
Brief: Tell people that the Branston they know ...