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Flow Creative has revealed a new brand character and film for frontline operations platform Zaptic.

Flow Creative has designed the brand identity for Greenpeace’s new campaign to end the use of single use plastics.

Find out what our judges said about being involved in the awards and what it means for the North's creative sector.

Flow Creative is behind a new campaign for BBC Children in Need, which is set to run for the next 5 years.

Wejo, the General Motors-backed vehicle tech and data firm has partnered with fellow Manchester firm, Flow Creative on a new animated film.

Human trafficking NGO Hope for Justice has released an animated film reimagining a victim as a toy who has been broken and damaged but that is fixed up and looked after by Hope.

The creative agency has developed the emotive film for a charity seeking to end human trafficking and modern slavery.

New Songs For Bristol to be released By Lowie Trevena, Monday May 17, 2021 In November 2020, Bristol Beacon launched A New Song For Bristol, a citywide project documenting life in Bristol over the last year through words and music. The venue received creations from people of all ages, communities and backgrounds, sharing a huge range of experiences, subjects and emotions. The submissions have now been turned into six brand new songs by Bristol-based artists. A New Song For Bristol track will b...

by Alistair Hardaker Manchester brand and animation studio Flow Creative has again been appointed by national charity Mental Health Foundation to produce the visual identity and a suite of materials for their annual awareness week campaign. The foundation’s 2020 campaign was their most successful ever, it reports, generating 1.3 million website visits, 75% higher than 2019.  The theme of this year’s campaign is nature, and the campaign is focused on making people aware of how nature can ha...

by Charlie Spargo As part of preparations to return to work, FJC has announced its office move to Manchesters Northern Quarter. Previously based in MediaCityUK, communications agency FJC is moving to the cultural hub this month, and will be sharing space with fellow creative agency Flow. FJC will be able to work flexibly and in a pandemic-compliant fashion in their new location, which features breakout spaces and extra room for distancing. Vicky Fagan, Founder (pictured) has said she plans to ...