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ARC EDIT has announced the promotion of Winnie O’Neil to executive producer. Working out of its Melbourne office, the appointment marks a first for ARC, who now boast executive producers in both offices and represents a deepening commitment to the Victorian market. Together O’Neil and Daniel F

Award-winning spoken word poet J. Ivy and agency Anomaly lead its commitment to creatives.

Mitchell is an award-winning editor whose work spans commercials, shorts and feature films.

Little Black Book, Sari Resnick appointed as head of production as editors Alvaro del Val, Carla Luffe, Nina Sacharow, Dylan Edwards and Matt Schaff join the team

Stewart Reeves of The Editors and Work Editorial has worked on a slate of internationally awarded campaigns this year, and has also scored himself a Silver for Editor of the Year from Shots.net.

Creative 22 Add to collection Change The Ref and Ogilvy New York launch spot to push legislation on stricter gun control measures and keep school shootings top of mind during the pandemic Non-profit organisation Change The Ref (CTR) is on a mission to maintain awarenessabout school shootings. It’s their hope that a new disruptive campaign from Ogilvy – Bring Back Lockdown – will do just that by urging Americans to push their representatives to legislate stricter gun control measures.  G...

Creative 17 Add to collection Psychological study from adam&eveDDB and PRETTYBIRD director Margot Bowman follows a girl caught unprepared for her period at school A psychological study is at the heart of a new campaign by Hey Girls, the social enterprise founded by Celia Hodson to tackle period poverty. The idea, created by adam&eveDDB, revolves around a film called ‘Seeing Red’ which has been carefully crafted to evoke anger that motivates positive action. The proposed dictionary definit...

Radio LBB 133 Add to collection The Work Editorial editor and creative partner speaks to Addison Capper, in association with 750mph, about the pros and cons of remote editing, putting on a show in the edit room, and carving out a life as an editor after being a touring musician Audio post production company 750mph has partnered with Little Black Book on a new interview series called ‘Uncompromising on Craft’. The series is dedicated to learning from the sharpest minds in adland who transfi...

My Campaign: the making of The Guardian Three little pigs Droga5 London chief creative officer David Kolbusz recalls how in 2012 Bartle Bogle Hegarty’s back-up script was turned into an epic vision for the future of journalism. by David Kolbusz Free email bulletins