NZME has extended its successful Vision studio into the lifestyle genre by launching New Zealand’s first digital studio creating and broadcasting original digital lifestyle content.
D&AD issues entry call, taps Nick Worthington
London, 2 November – The 55th annual D&AD Professional Awards are now open for entry. With subcategory changes in 2017, the majority of the jury foremen and women announced (including Colenso’s Nick Worthington, but no Aussies) and a sneak peek of the creative campaign by Lucky Generals, there’s quite a bit to grab your attention.
NZ raw meets Japan brew-mastery
Steinlager Tokyo Dry, the iconic brewer’s newest beverage and biggest launch since Steinlager Pure hit shelves 10 years ago, has been unveiled.
Truth in a booth
Profilic Auckland composer and audio engineer Peter Hobbs has opened a new sound suite in central Kingsland.
Republicans & Democrats welcome
Agencies in the hunt for motivated new talent could do a lot worse than checking out the best student work AUT Adschool’s Portfolio Night.
Free lunch? Hire this freelance creative!
“I noticed you were kindly promoting the British jobseeker this week and was wondering if you could publish my unique offering,” writes Auckland creative Phil Parsonage.
Halloween filmmaker wants a TVC gig
It’s Halloween – and PR practitioner Jade Alexander, of Alexander PR Parnell believes this short film (above) could herald the arrival of a future art director or creative director.
Wendy’s brings tough guys to tears
Wendy’s is cranking up the heat with its spicy new Ghost Pepper burger and accompanying campaign from Augusto.
Ex-boss nod for Andrew Scott as he exits TBWA to start new shop
After nine years with TBWA Australia and New Zealand, the agency’s Auckland executive director Andrew Scott is leaving to launch a new agency, Scott & Partners. He leaves with generous praise from his former boss ringing in his ears.
… replaced by Catherine Harris
Saatchi Sydney’s Catherine Harris will join TBWA\Auckland as managing director in December, effectively replacing executive director Andrew Scott, who has left to create his own agency (preceding story).