This is Claire. She's one half of the Salmon Sisters who starred in our 'Heart of Trade' campaign for Maersk.

Like us, Claire's kinda pleased that the campaign swept the board at the Cannes Dolphins, winning an epic 6 Gold awards including the Grand Prix for best overa...

Here's the latest social media video in our ongoing campaign for the wonderful folks at Norwood. 

It's not just their professional staff who are so fab. It's their army of volunteeers and befrienders too.

Like David.

Have a look:

http://bit.ly/davidandaaron

When is a Stakeholder not a Stakeholder?

When they aren’t as profoundly fascinated by your corporate video as you are.

When your company’s ambition to make a positive social impact, and even its successes, are smothered in Dull.

Dull talking heads yammering away, bliss...

As explored by our own Marc Cave in a Daily Telegraph article about Unilever's relaunch of Lynx, here's a handy list of things not to confuse your brand's sense of social purpose with:

1/ Political Correctness

2/ Millennial male sensitivity

3/ A bottle of shower g...

No matter what the long term outcome of Brexit is, the aftermath of an unexpected referendum result brings concern and angst.

It isn’t possible yet to answer everybody’s questions. But employers who fail to unite their colleagues around a positive message risk losing go...

Our approach is kinda simple. And for clients who want a corporate film, video or social campaign - it's kinda uncorporate. But boy, it works. Don't believe us? Take a look at some of our projects. Or ask Marc Cave for a case study with all the juicy figures.

Anyway, h...

So you know that Charity Film Award we just won for the National Holocaust Centre? Here's Sarah Coward, the Centre's Director of Development, explaining the impact the campaign.

Wanna watch the award-winning film? Just click HERE.

Chuffed that our film for the National Holocaust Centre won its category at the inaugural Charity Film Awards, held last week at BAFTA.  In a public vote, the 'Forever Project' film was awarded Best Film in the £500,000 to £5 million charity category. 

It's like no...