The Insider's Guide to Production: How to grow talent
09 Dec 2005 | by John Brocklehurst, The Mob Film Company
. All directors, young and old (sorry, more experienced) get a little nervous when things go quiet ...
Hammersley, who took the top job at DDB in March 2004, will become a partner in the new agency. He is leaving DDB immediately. Michael Bray, the president of DDB Europe, will take over as DDB London's acting chief executive. Bray said: "While we are sorry to see Paul leave, we do understand his ...
. All directors, young and old (sorry, more experienced) get a little nervous when things go quiet ...
worked with?: I don't actually loathe anyone, sorry. What makes you angry?: Too little brains, too much ... ?: Injustice. If you weren't you, who would you be?: Sorry, no out-of-mind experience to help me on this one. Where will you be in ten years' time?: Sorry, need a few years' notice for this one. What would you like ...
). Where will you be in ten years' time?: Absolutely no idea, sorry. Probably in London. What would you ... (sorry, Spike!). Lowdown: Moore has a terrific sense of humour, but his sense of style is less well ...
? What would you like the inscription on your gravestone to read?: Sorry I'm late. Lowdown: The creative ...
favourite brand?: Channel 4 (sorry). Name a recent ad that worked on you: Pampers Sunnies swim-pant nappies ...
for Shawshank ... sorry, Leo Burnett's elegant premises in Kensington Village. Who in the business do you most ...
Satterthwaite, Christopher Job: Chief executive, Chime. Company: Chime, 14 Curzon Street, London W1. Work tel: +44 (0)20 7861 8589. Born: 21 May 1956. Place of birth: Wokingham, Berkshire. Lives: In a valley in the west of Surrey. Family: Yes. What's been your best career move?: From marketing department...
his soon-to-be-ex-wife Billie Piper). Sorry Chris, but it's just not funny any more. ...
). Given the still-sorry state of radio advertising creativity, fewer ads will be a welcome relief ...
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