A film powered completely by the sun. And Gorillaz.

Director: Noah Harris

KONG SOLAR STUDIO
In 2008 the original Kong Studio was burnt down by Murdoc Niccals. In 2017 we bought it back from the ashes and powered it with solar energy.

'One Charge, One Track.' The studio is currently on tour with Gorillaz. In each country they perform, a chosen up-and-coming artist(s) will get one days worth of stored solar energy to produce a track. Working through the night, they have until sunrise to complete it.

At the end of the tour, a Solar Collaboration album will be released featuring the best sun-powered music.

The first track, 'FREQUENCY' By Lao Ra x Lully x Throwing Shade, made at the Demon Dayz gig in the U.K, can be heard on the bottom video.

A 2 minute brand film that highlights Honda's innovations over its 65 year history. Alec Baldwin is a fan.

Director: Smith & Foulkes

One Show: Automobile Ad Of The Year x 2 Gold x 1 Silver
Honoured in the TED Ads Worth Sharing (AWS) 2014
Shots Awards: Ad Of The Year
Cannes: 2 Silver x 1 Bronze
D&AD: 2 Wooden Pencils
British Arrows: 3 Gold x 3 Silver
Creative Circle: 2 Gold x 1 Silver
Eurobest: Gold
Epica: Gold x 2 Silver
Kinsale: Gold
Hollywood Post Alliance: Gold
Music & Sound Awards: 2 Gold
New York Festivals: Silver
ADC: Silver
ANDY Awards: 1 Silver x 1 Bronze
Lovie Awards: Peoples Choice Award x Silver
London International: Silver
The A-List Hollywood Awards: Bronze

Our lip-synching duo (Jolie & Bronte) proved to be a hit with the British public, featuring on BBC news (as well as Australian and American TV) and in most of the national newspapers. In the first week it received over 4 million hits on YouTube, began trending on Twitter, and got ‘We Built This City’ back into the UK top 40. It even got parodied on Soccer AM.

To accompany the TVC we created a Sing It Kitty app, which used the ground-breaking SkyBiometry facial recognition API to turn a selfie into an animated rock God in its own all-singing-and-dancing music video.  With over 2 million videos created, Sing it Kitty is now the largest user generated video campaign ever produced in Britain.

Director: Traktor.

•  Marketing Magazines 2nd most liked ad of 2014
•  Campaign Magazines Top Ten ads of 2014
•  The Drum readers’ 4th most liked ad of 2014
•  6th most watched British ad on YouTube in 2014
•  D&AD Wooden Pencil
•  MOMA – Gold
•  A.P.A 2014
•  London International Awards – Bronze
•  British Arrows Awards 2015 – Bronze
•  British Arrows Craft Awards 2014 – Finalist
•  2 X Shots Awards – Finalist
•  New York Festivals – Finalist
•  IAB Grand Prix 2015 – Finalist

Around the world, Halls is seen as both a medicinal product and a refreshing candy. To galvanise the brand under one idea, we communicated that you don’t suck a Halls, you breathe it. This is the second spot in the ‘What are you breathing?’ campaign.

Director: Smith & Foulkes

At the start of 2015 Serena Williams had 19 grand slam titles to her name.

Wimbledon is commonly referred to as SW19.

A lovely coincidence that we wanted to subvert by having it printed on her headband for the duration of the championship.
Then, when she wins, she flips over the headband to reveal SW20 printed on the other side.

Nike loved the idea, Serena’s management loved it. The only snag was that it relied on her NOT winning the French Open the month before Wimbledon commenced.

She won the French Open, the stupid woman.

Poster highlighting the FT’s coverage of the 2011 U.S financial crisis.

Online film and print campaign to highlight one of the many unique ways that Honda test their Civic’s reliability.

Director: Johnny Hardstaff.

The perception of Harvey Nichols is that it’s a store who only stock mid to high-end fashion. But did you know they now stock High Street brands? Well, neither do a lot of people which is why they’re losing business to rival department stores such as Selfridges. Our brief was to communicate that Harvey Nichols isn’t as snobby as people think.

So, with typical Harvey Nichols wry humour and a nod to the London cockney accent, we simply removed one letter from the logo and waited to see the reaction from the public.

Press ad for the U.S edition of the Financial Times FT U.S on the Eurozone crisis effecting America.

• D&AD InBook 2013
• Featured in Luerzers Archive, Issue 4, August 2012

Press and Poster execution highlighting the 2011 E.U financial crisis.

• Creative Circle 2012 Best Poster Finalist
• Featured in Luerzers Archive, Issue 4, August 2012
• 2012 Campaign Big finalist

TVC for the Philips AVENT DECT Baby Monitor.

Full page ad which ran in the U.S edition of the Financial Times.

• Featured in Luerzers Archive, Issue 5, October 2012
• Eurobest Finalist 2012

Campaign to launch the new Terry’s Chocolate Orange line ‘Smash it to pieces, love it to bits’.

Director: James Rouse.

• British Arrows Bronze Award
• British Arrows Finalist
• Creative Circle Commendation

DOOH campaign to advertise 3 Mobile's free 4G upgrade for existing customers.

We created and shot our own suite of 'reaction Gifs' which could be rotated through different DOOH sites.

Director: Lisbon Sudios. 

Viral film to launch ‘The Performer’ Vacuum cleaner by Philips.

• 2010 BTAA Nomination
• 2010 Listed in the APA Top 50 commercials of the year

Identity for Channel 4 docu-soap ’One Last Job’ - about a group of 6 convicts attempting to set up and run a florist in London.

To launch the limited edition Marmite Gold Christmas jar, we created a poster that taps into an aspect of Christmas that people either love or hate – early Christmas adverts.

To exaggerate this insight, the jolly Christmas poster appeared on London’s Oxford Street on a hot summer’s day in 2012.

'Remember A Charity In Your Will' is a charity that encourages people to leave a 'gift' to their favourite charity in their Will.

To get people chattering about this we created 'Cafe De Mort' (Cafe Death), a pop-up restaurant that serves the notoriously deadly Puffa fish. Raw.

But before diners could eat, they first had to fill out their will which also doubled as the menu.

How do you get Londoners to stop going to Europe to ski and instead go to Canada? You make it so that their Oyster card works on all the ski lifts out there, that's how.

... with a Siberian Tiger.