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Neil Dawson, the executive creative director of BETC London, said: "Doomed Planet" is designed specifically for the cinema so no other medium does it justice. So i would urge anyone watching it on their computer to wear headphones." The commercial was shot by Stephen Johnson at MJZ, with music was written ...
The films show woolly actors who have been ousted from some of Hollywood's most famous movies to make way for human actors. The children's TV characters Zippy, Bungle, George and Bagpuss feature in three humorous online videos, and celebrities including Ralf Little, Fern Britton and Stephen K Amos ...
, including the stadium of the NFL team, the Miami Dolphins. Stephen Urquhart, president, Omega, said: "The ...
, which will run on DHL channels. It was written by Ben Hartman, art directed by Stephen Hancock ...
Furness and copywriter, Miles Carter. The production company was 2AM Films. PHD handled the media planning ...
HIV and sexual health clinic, 56 Dean Street, and actor Stephen Fry are crowdsourcing an ad...extensively through online media and be shown in London s most popular gay bars. Stephen Fry said: "With ...
by Jon Greenhalgh. Debs Carter, marketing director at WKD, said: "There is often a lot of expectation ...
at Virgin Media; and Stephen Miron, global chief executive at Global, will be speaking at the event ...
the cinema experience. The ad was created by Sam Hibbard, Dan Watts, Avril Furness and Miles Carter ...
Led by VisitEngland and supported by the tourist boards of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the 5 million campaign features Stephen Fry, Julie Walters, Rupert Grint and Michelle Dockery. It was written by Jerry Gallaher, art directed by Clive Yaxley and directed by Steve Reeves through Another Film ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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