Once again, Shona Smith has written up a preview of the Green Zone at this year’s FOCUS. Read the whole thing online here, and register to join us on 3rd and 4th December on this link. The FOCUS Green Zone returns for a third year, providing even more environmentally friendly production solutions. Presented in […]
Month: November 2019
CREATIVE BRIEF | BITE INTERVIEW: RACHEL SMY
Rachel Smy, Group Environmental Manager at Ogilvy UK – and big time AdGreen advocate – has been interviewed by Creative Brief about the effect of the agency’s business on the environment. Read the full longer article online – here’s an excerpt: “…Smy has more specific advice when it comes to specifically what agencies can […]
EVENT FLYER: FOCUS LONDON 2019
This year’s Green Zone is themed ‘The Future of Production’ which for us means zero waste and net zero carbon. Want to slash your carbon emissions, commit no waste to landfill and inspire your viewer to a more sustainable future? You might even save on your budget too. Join us and find out how. We […]
EVENT WRITE UP: 6TH GREEN PRODUCTION GET TOGETHER
The nights had drawn in but it wasn’t quite Christmas, this could only mean one thing: it was time for another Green Production Get Together! Again partnering up with albert, we were very excited to have Green Voltage in the house. Those who come to the November 2018 Get Together should remember us connecting up […]
EVENT GALLERY: 6TH GREEN PRODUCTION GET TOGETHER
We had another brilliant night at The Mill again this week, which was absolutely maxed out with those looking to reduce the carbon impact of their next production. As ever, we’ll be posting a full write-up in the coming days – in the meantime here are some lovely photos of the attendees and our brilliant […]
CAMPAIGN | CAN ADVERTISING FIND ITS PLACE IN THE REGENERATIVE AGE?
Brittaney Kiefer writes the long read in this week’s Campaign, with a round up of current thoughts in our industry, and what comes after Create and Strike. [excerpt]… “Taking the path that [Iain] Tait and others describe would give advertising a bigger purpose than just selling more stuff. The industry has already begun to […]
