James Hopkin
Copywriter & Editor
Writing for Exhibitions
New London Architecture Exhibition, PegasusLife
PegasusLife is on a mission to rethink retirement living and re-invent perceptions of retirement in the UK. As part of their marketing strategy, they launched 'That's Not Me,' a month-long public exhibition at the New London Architecture building in Bloomsbury. The exhibition focused on PegasusLife's work in London, highlighting their thoughtful approach to development. The copy was printed large-scale on the walls of the exhibition.
Brand Guidelines
Brand Bible, h Club
h Club is a private members club for individuals in the TV, film and music industries. Their current base is in Soho, but they're planning to open a club in LA, with the potential option to open others all over the world. They needed a brand bible to ensure their brand remained clear and consistent from location to location, culture to culture.
Writing for Editorial
Live Well, Joseph Homes
Live Well is an online publication run by forward-thinking housing developers, Joseph Homes. I work closely with the Joseph Homes team in the running of the publication, generating ideas, conducting research and writing the articles.
Article Writing
Thought Leadership Content, Bagboard
Bagboard is an environmental start-up looking to turn advertising into a force for good. While freelancing with them, I wrote a series of articles to help build their brand awareness and position them as thought leaders in the industry. The articles were posted on the co-founder's LinkedIn page, and promoted across social media.
Tone of Voice Development
Brand Guidelines, Monterosa
Monterosa works with sports venues and entertainment companies, developing interactive audience experiences and fan engagement apps. They needed to clarify their tone of voice and visual identity, giving current and future employees a set of clear, simple rules on how to put the brand into practice.
Copy for Advertising
Print Advertising, Goldcrest
Goldcrest is a developer that takes on problematic or neglected plots of land and turns them into new communities. They wanted a playful ad campaign to capture how they seek out the awkward sites that other developers avoid. The ad featured on the London Underground and across a number of media outlets.