Make it better
As the industry begins to recover from the worst of the pandemic, Cresta considers how it can help
Signs of an inclusive future
How Gravity Road gave Sainsbury a change of name and a more inclusive way of communicating
First past the post
We were reflecting on where post-production might go next, and took a look at last year’s winners for guidance…
The sins of Rome refresh the youth of Japan
An aggressive game show, a spiritual figure descending from above, an air of crazy menace…
Taking the AT&T train
We go behind the making of one of the most enjoyable film craft experiences…
Running in the right channel
McCann London ECDs Sanjiv Mistry and Jamie Mietz explain how the media can become the message in their work
When the police ask for help
Procedural drama meets thriller in the continuing fight against terrorism
The truth shines bright
Often with venerable brands strong work comes out of interrogating origins and reviving values that really matter. This may be an especially good time to do that.
Read and rethink
In a stark studio well-known Icelandic men read excerpts from letters. Harrowing stories of sex slavery, FGM, under-age marriage, rape and abuse of women.
Some like it sour
Can scent be a new frontier for creativity? Edelman’s seductive campaign for the Coop against food waste shows that a sour smell can lead to a sweet result
Pick a card, any card
Imagine a campaign that uses competitor loyalty cards, bus passes, library tickets, sex shop memberships, and more. It’s easy if you try
A Golden Lion to remember
A critique of climate change and of the leisure industry doesn’t sound very now, just now. Our concerns have not advanced but they have moved elsewhere.