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Swiss sportswear brand On has launched the first of a three-part short film series, Dream Together, showcasing the situations, struggles and paths of On athletes who are united by the power of their collective dreams.
The environmental organisation tugs on our heartstrings with a moving film highlighting the detrimental effects of deforestation on the country's beloved wildlife. Photoplay director Dropbear explains how he and his team skilfully combined CGI, 3D printing, and traditional stop-motion techniques to bring this touching story to life.
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As part of the Future Focus, shots tasked straight 8 founder Ed Sayers to find five visionary entries that not only pushed the constraints of the comp, but blew him away in the process. Here are his thoughts on how each piece broke boundaries, as well as infomation on how to get involved.
Sweetshop director Dermot Malone's debut feature film will be released later this year. Here, he discusses making King Frankie on his own terms, the debt he owes to advertising, and why commitment is the key to success.
Through his writing and interviews as host of The Creative Condition Podcast, multi-disciplinary artist Ben Tallon champions human creative expression and its power to make positive change. We caught up with him at OFFF Festival to talk craftsmanship, collaboration, and 'circles of competency'.
Known for his radical, playful, and sex-positive work, David Wilson's first retrospective, Closet, blends live performance, music and film into a spectacularly queer cabaret show. Amy Hey caught up with the Riff Raff director after his appearance at OFFF Festival, Barcelona, to find out more.
From over-sized bags to under-packaging creative Dan Dawson and Hugh Todd, CCO of Grand Visual and freelance Creative Director respectively, as well as Co-Founders of the Behind the Billboard podcast, highlight some of the best OOH work from the last 12 months.
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The pig shots are ready when the bacon is cooked through, crispy and the cheese filling is golden brown on top. Remove the tooth picks before servings and brush with a little more glaze right after plating.
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