Documentary following Santi, a fixie bike street racer from Madrid, and a group of riders who are risking everything in order to prove themselves. At a time when opportunities are limited for many youth in Spain, being part of this subculture gives them something to fight for.
We helped Tesco launch their Sunflower Lanyards initiative in all of their stores to help make the shopping experience feel more comfortable to those with hidden disabilities. Many of their colleagues have a hidden disability themselves and actively help raise awareness of the issue.
A series of extraordinary passes between Liverpool players serves as a simple metaphor for the effortless journey money makes from one country to another through Western Union’s digital network.
Nora has cerebral palsy. She needs larger specialist toilets, called Changing Places. Without these, Nora wouldn’t have seen her Grandad in Cornwall before he died. She’s one of the many people who rely on these facilities everyday – that’s why Tesco have installed Changing Places toilets in 40 stores across the UK, with another 35 planned for next year.
A poetic call to action for Change.org that inspires the best tech talent to come and work for the fastest-growing website for social change in the world.
The best dads accept you for exactly who you are. Starring Jessica Zyrie and her dad, Wayne, this film for Absolut aims to accelerate acceptance on our planet all year long in association with GLAAD.
To mark the commencement of a national partnership with Picturehouse, we created this powerful cinema ad for Refuge. ‘Hide and Seek aims to raise funds and awareness of domestic abuse which unfortunately affects so many women and children.
Go behind the scenes with emerging singer-songwriter Mina Rushonga as she records a cover of Genesis’ ‘Follow You Follow Me’, for Audi’s latest campaign, Synchronised Swim.
We created over 30 mobile assets showing off the features – and battery life – on the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with 12 influencers roaming across Montenegro.
Culture is what makes us different, but can it also be what connects us? For the European Year of Cultural Heritage, we contributed to a unique online initiative highlighting the diversity and vibrancy of European cultural heritage for @googleartsandculture.
We wanted to help London homeless shelter Shelter From The Storm in their application for a new premises by creating a film that allayed potential misconceptions from local residents and businesses.
The Digital News Innovation Fund (DNI Fund) is a European programme that’s part of the Google News Initiative, an effort to help journalism thrive in the digital age. We helped Google tell the world about this fascinating initiative.
3 speakers, 3 artists. This Yamaha artist profile film featuring Alice Ella, Jo Bucket and The Pearl Harts was part of the Making Waves campaign through ZAG, launching three new wireless speakers.
We planned the perfect train journey and captured a side of Europe you won’t see from anywhere else. From mountain ranges through to sleepy coves and bustling towns.
Frank Carter the Rattlesnakes fall victim to gang of female seaside vampires who suck the blood of local men and transform them into more female vamps.
Jean-Luc Godard and the French New Wave’s most iconic dance scene transported to a romanticised, authentic London setting. ‘Oooo Lala’ (Feat.Kaidi Akinnibi) is lifted from Bluelab Beats debut album ‘Xover’.
The Swan is a metaphor for vanity, an allegorical tale which imagines the character of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale “The Ugly Duckling” re-visited in later life.
Having finally found acceptance within his own kind, the desire for beauty has taken it’s toll.
This campaign looks at why criminals need “money mules”: people who allow their bank accounts to be used to launder money – a rising trend with devastating consequences.
Absoult wanted to keep people safe at Christmas by encouraging them to take an Uber after a few festive drinks rather than driving, so we had some fun in a cab with the people of Colchester.
We trolled the clean eating movement by partnering KFC with a fake psychotic influencer, creating an unpleasant new clean eating product to promote the not-so-clean Dirty Louisiana Burger.
Jemima Kirke stars in our video for ‘Gotta Get A Grip’ for Mick Jagger, hammering home the song’s message that this generation cannot repeat the mistakes of the last.
Birdies comforting cooking has helped over 800 foster children settle into her loving north London home. Her jerk chicken recipe is available online at Tesco Real Food.
I Can Only Tell You What My Eyes See is an exhibition by Giles Duley, documenting the refugee crisis for UNHCR. We were there to document this coming together of storytellers for Port Magazine.
Derek Sarno takes us through his plant-based food philosophy in Portland, Oregon ahead of partnering with Tesco and releasing a range of popular off-the-shelf vegan products.
We brought back the thing that made gaming great in the first place by creating the Colonels Couch, a gaming sofa designed to unite friends over their favourite games and food. KFC hosted a live gaming tournament that saw the biggest names in grime and gaming battle it out for a lifetimes supply of KFC.
Six hyper-targeted social films aimed at different demographics, featuring a mysterious Tesco colleague musing on love from the flower stand for Valentines Day.
‘Around the World in 99 Gigs’ is a YouTube mini-series which follows YouTuber Callux and presenter Charlotte de Carle as they travel to a new destination every week in the search for crazy music scenes from around the world.
Our BAFTA-winning short film Home, starring Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger, produced in partnership with UNHCR, Somesuch and Docu Fest. The film also picked up advertising awards at British Arrows and Cannes Lions, entering the public discourse around the refugee crisis and affecting policy-making at the highest level.
If you shoot a music video in a mirrored room, and set it in the 70s, then all of the crew and equipment needs to look like it’s from the 70s too.? ?thelastshadowpuppets.
You’re more at risk of identity fraud than you think – sharing personal details like your date of birth, address and phone number can make you vulnerable. We put it to the test it for @Cifas, with shocking results.
Heading into primary school for the first time can be scary. So we got some older siblings to pass on some precious advice, whilst shopping for their new Tesco school uniforms.
We shot this one-take music video for The Last Shadow Puppets’ ‘Everything That You’ve Come To Expect’ 9 times in a row as the sun went down and sent the 9 different films to different news outlets. Fans started to notice the differences and get geeky about the details.
Our promo for ‘Aviation’ by The Last Shadow Puppets featuring AlexTurner and MilesKane in the midst of some trouble with the mob, which serves as a prequel to ‘Everything You’ve Come to Expect’.
We turned Italian chewing gum brand Vigorsol into a film production house and created action packed films featuring The Koala as the only chewing hero. Here he is in Miami.
To celebrate londonfashionweek coming to Soho, we spent a few nights documenting our neighbourhood and set it to a poem written and performed by World Poetry Slam Champion harrybakerpoet for the BritishFashionCouncil.
Our promo for Spotless, a show in which Brendan Coyle sheds his Downtown Abbey image to play a man who is forced into business with a powerful mob boss thanks to his irresponsible older brother.
We gave Ally The Owl from the Virgin Media TVC campaign a new lease of life in this Netflix partnership, placing her within her very own episode of Orange Is The New Black.
We teamed up with London-based menswear designer Katy Eary to create KFC’s first London Fashion Week show, from beginning to end, using 100 people, in just one hour. It was created as part of their Pack More Into Lunch campaign, based around the idea of doing more with your lunch hour.
