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THE YOUNG ARROWS AWARDS 2023 BOOK OF THE NIGHT

WEDNESDAY 1ST NOVEMBER 2023

CONTENTS

Forewords Young Arrows Jury Our Generous Sponsors

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WINNERS BY CATEGORY 23 ANIMATION 24 CINEMATOGRAPHY 26 COLOURIST 28 CREATIVE TEAM 30 DIRECTOR 32 EDITING 34 JUNIOR AGENCY PRODUCER 36 MUSIC SUPERVISION 38 MUSIC VIDEO DIRECTOR 40 MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCER 42 ORIGINAL COMPOSITION 44 POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (AUDIO) 46 POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (VIDEO) 48 PRODUCTION COMPANY PRODUCER 50 PRODUCTION DESIGN 52 SOUND DESIGN & AUDIO MIX 54 STUDENT COMMERCIAL OF THE YEAR 56 VFX 58 Finalists by Category

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And the last word...

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FOREWORDS SIMON COOPER Chair of the British Arrows Board of Directors Regeneration, growth, renewal. Who doesn’t want a bit of that?

Emerging talent is the beating heart of our industry, forcing new ideas, new voices and new opinions through the advertising circulatory system. The continued relevance and vitality of our output is reliant on this constant infusion of fresh energy, diverse perspectives and differing outlooks.

The Young Arrows is the only awards to recognise and celebrate outstanding work from young and emerging talent across all the disciplines of UK moving image advertising and as such has an enormous role to play in continuing to encourage nascent talent to join the industry and to motivate them to persevere and grow once here.

As new Chairman of the Arrows board, I am immensely proud to be introducing only the second Young Arrows awards. Last year was a great success and we have had more entries and I believe an even greater, more consistent level of outstanding work across the categories this year.

In Sally, Nikki and James, we had perfect jury chairs who, after assembling a brilliantly diverse, vibrant and opinionated jury, brought a wealth of experience, discernment and just the right level of discussion and debate to our judging day.

None of the decisions were unanimous, demonstrating the breadth of talent on show, as you will see.

Enormous thanks to all of our sponsors, without whom – it’s a cliché but it is entirely true – none of this would be possible. These important awards are entirely dependent on your generosity.

And enormous thanks as always to the wonderful Arrows team of Lisa, Sergio, Sophie and Millie who make it all happen in an exemplary and apparently effortless manner.

All creative aspects of the show are also the work of emerging visual and audio talent, under the guidance of Michael Lenz, our Creative Director.

They have done an incredible job.

We hope you enjoy the show!

Simon

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NIKKI CRAMPHORN & SALLY PRITCHETT Co-Chairs of the Young Arrows Jury Joint Heads of Integrated Production, adam&eveDDB Welcome to the World of Young Arrows 2023.

We were thrilled to be asked to co Chair this wonderful initiative.

We all know that The British Arrows have been championing, awarding & celebrating the innovation, bravery & artistry of moving image advertising for many years now.

So how wonderful to have an enterprise which is solely dedicated to fostering creativity in our emerging talent … the Young Arrows.

Each entry shows the boundless potential within our industry. It reminds us that this younger generation of creatives have voices … they have insights, dreams & visions that deserve our attention & respect.

And a platform on which to shine.

In only its second ever year, the Young Arrows 2023 encapsulates this potential. And rewards them for it. There are a wide range of categories covering most disciplines.

The entry fee is lower & the eligibility criteria is inclusive & reflective of people just starting their journey. Who doesn’t love to win metal. And winning an award can have such a positive impact on these young careers. Helping to shine a light on talent who might otherwise go unseen. Showing our industry that whatever your background, if you have talent, passion & dedication, there is a place to shine & be heard.

And it is with great enthusiasm & delight that we introduce you to them.

The work we have had the honour to judge over the last few months is a reminder that age is no barrier to wisdom or passion and has the power to inspire, challenge & provoke thought.

We hope that the Young Arrows is the first step to propelling this talent into a more creative & brighter tomorrow.

We’ve loved every minute of it.

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We would like to say a MASSIVE thank you to our wonderful YA Jury. We couldn’t have asked for a more brilliant team, across all & every discipline. Every single one bringing a passion & a point of view that makes our jobs so incredibly worthwhile. From the dedication, time & effort during the online judging process…. to the endless wit & good humour on the live judging day. It was impassioned & oftentimes heated & for that we salute & respect you.

THANK YOU. To the wonderful team behind the scenes; Lisa, Sergio, Millie et al. For your endless patience (umm guys sorry we can’t do this, sorry please can we move this, sorry we’re going to have to reschedule, sorry, sorry, sorry ;-) Your guidance, help & support has been amazing & we couldn’t have done it without you. Thank You. To the wonderful Mr Cooper who gently guided us with knowledge & wisdom & the greatest respect. To our Co Chair James … who we laughed & cried with (although that was mainly over our outfits for the Awards). Thank you for being by our side, championing our passion & adding some youth to the line up!

So with another year done … please sit back & enjoy. A reminder to let the work be a testament to the resilience, creativity & boundless potential of the talent who have entered.

And we really hope that as a result, you too are inspired to continue to help nurture & support the dreams of The Young Arrows – they are the architects of tomorrow’s creative world.

Here’s to the future of our industry!

Nikki & Sally

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JAMES SORTON Co-Chair of the Young Arrows Jury Executive Producer I’ve spent the last decade championing emerging talent, and working with some of the most exciting new names in the industry, from directors to producers, creative teams, cinematographers, VFX artists, editors and sound designers; so it was a huge privilege to co-chair the 2023 Young Arrows alongside Nikki Cramphorn and Sally Pritchett.

Getting started in any creative industry is a daunting, and often quite overwhelming proposition, but there’s something about starting out in film-making that takes that to another level. As an individual it requires commitment, tenacity and passion, but filmmakers also require encouragement from others, emotional and financial support, and a platform to showcase the work they produce. Young creatives are the future of our industry, so being able to celebrate them with an awards show like the Young Arrows is both exciting and vital.

Thank you to everyone who entered their work this year. There were so many great films to watch, many of which the jury hadn’t seen before, and many that provoked very thoughtful, and sometimes heated discussion. Huge congratulations to the winners and everyone that made the shortlist.

Thank you also, to the talented group of people that made up this year’s jury, and to Simon Cooper, Lisa Lavender, Sergio Colina-Restrepo and the whole British Arrows team.

Lastly, I’d urge the wider industry to take note of the new talent that we have in our midst and to back them with wholehearted enthusiasm.

These people are the stars of the future.

James

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FRONT ROW (L-R) Sally Pritchett Join Head of Integrated Production at adadm&eveDDB Nikki Cramphorn Join Head of Integrated Production at adadm&eveDDB Simon Cooper Joint MD & Partner at Academy British Arrows Board of Directors Chair James Sorton Executive Producer SECOND ROW (L-R) John Ogunmuyiwa Director at Blink Ben Mooge Chief Creative Officer at Publicis Groupe UK Rosie May Bird Smith Director at Biscuit Filmworks Clive Olamiju New Business Manager at MJZ Jackson Forsythe Executive Producer THIRD ROW (L-R) Karol Cybulski Colourist at CHEAT François Rousselet Director at Riff Raff Films Tom Trevelyan Brand Director at neverland Kirby Forest Director Rep & Talent Rep at Presence Team Brad Smith Producer at Presence Team Matt Jennings Chief Marketing Officer at CALM FOURTH ROW (L-R) James Hackett Executive Producer and Music Video Commissioner Isabella Parish Founder at All Of Us Here Olivia Ray Head of Production at 750mph Darapen Vongsa-Nga Executive Producer at Academy Anthony Farquhar-Smith Animation Director at Not To Scale Anna Rhodes Production Designer Selma Ahmed Creative Director at BBH

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FIFTH ROW (L-R) Mia Powell Head of Business & Strategy at Prettybird Clio Mcleary Producer at Mother Sujon Ahmed Composer Glen Percival Senior VFX Producer Alex Harman CEO at KODE Theajo Dharan VFX Supervisor at Selected Works SIXTH ROW (L-R) Rajiv Nathwani Senior Director of Marketing at Netflix UK, Ireland & Israel Tasha Back Cinematographer Elena de Palma Editor at tenthree Fern Berresford Director at Rogue Andi Chu Colourist at Electric Theatre Collective NOT IN PICTURE Beckie Stanion Chief Marketing Officer at Frasers Group Dan Betteridge Production Designer Jon Clarke Creative Director at Factory Studios Kaiya Taffel Producer at Uncommon Leon Jean-Marie Owner of Curation Music Nia Mclean Producer at NIKE Sara Wallace Executive Producer at The Corner Shop

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With over 23yrs of experience and 9 studios, they offer high-end audio production, sound design and mixing in all formats including Dolby 5.1, 7.1, Atmos & 3D sound for VR. The team of sound designers have amassed an array of awards both internationally and domestically, including multiple golds and silvers at the British Arrows, as well as winning the British arrows inaugural Craft Company of the Year 2021. 750mph also offers bespoke composition & music supervision through our in-house music company Twenty Below Music

Academy | www.academyfilms.com Academy is a production home for creative talent. Art, film, music, photography and advertising runs in our blood, and creativity is at the heart of everything we do.

We have spent more than 35 years developing film making talent, picking up awards across all platforms and working with some of the biggest brands, most exciting artists and brightest creative minds in the world.

Academy’s guiding philosophy has always been to nurture and develop emerging young talent and this approach has led to our unrivalled reputation for launching stars of the future.

Directors Jonathan Glazer, Martin De Thurah, Seb Edwards, Frederic Planchon, Si & Ad, Marcus Soderlund and Us all signed to Academy at the beginning of their careers and continue to shoot ground-breaking and award-winning work.

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The studio collaborates on all forms of moving image, from advertising and music promos through to film & episodic. Founded in 2012, Coffee & TV has grown from humble beginnings to a team of over 60 full-time artists, producers and staff. It’s a nimble practice that strives to produce the best for every project and is also verified to have the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability through its B Corporation® certification. The studio continues to do better by its team, clients, communities and the planet by continually evolving its B Corp commitments and by reaching Net Zero by 2028.

The award-winning studio has recently been nominated for British Arrows and a BAFTA, as well as being recognised for its outstanding culture and the welfare of its staff, winning Broadcast Best Places to Work in 2022.

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Creative Outpost | www.out-post.tv Creative Outpost is a boutique, full service post production company that has grown in strength, talent and reputation since opening its doors in 2014. With over 30 years of friendship and a deep-rooted passion for VFX, co-founders Danny and Q broke a cardinal business rule and united to build a creative facility together, with the focus on the team at its heart. Having built the foundations working initially in advertising VFX, they soon expanded into the world of audio, and it wasn’t long before the call of Episodic was too loud to ignore, perfectly complementing the broad skill set and tools available in their Soho studios. But what is a company without the very people who make it, step forward the incredibly talented and creative collective of Sound Designers, VFX Artists, Colourists and Producers. They’re a hardworking, tightly knit, ambitious team and nothing stops them from delivering world class end-to-end services with some of the greatest in the business. With each beating heart ready to fight and push for the best outcome, no matter what the challenge may be, together they’re a solid, powerful force and deliver an outstanding body of work. Our exquisitely styled Picture and Sound studios house industry leading tech and are just a stone’s throw from Tottenham Court Road Station. With a rooftop to rival even the most exclusive bars, what better reason can there be to come visit……. Membership is free, so come and join us!

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Our highly skilled team specialises in the art of sound design and has created some of the most revered and awarded commercial work of recent years for brands including Honda, Apple, John Lewis, Nike, and Virgin to name a few. We offer a comprehensive audio production and sound design service in a creative and friendly environment.

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With a client-first approach, we value our long-standing relationships and continue to build strong and rewarding partnerships. Our dedicated Media, Film & TV team specialises in identifying, managing and creating bespoke solutions that mitigate the range of evolving risks facing those operating within the media and entertainment industry. With 75 years’ combined experience, the team have unrivalled experience of the industry and work closely with Advertising Agencies and Commercial, Film & TV Production Companies to tailor coverage to suit their specific needs. From contractual requirements and best practices to intellectual property risks, general risk management and claims support.

NO.8 | no8london.com No.8 is an award-winning creative sound and vision studio, located in the heart of London’s Soho. Established in 2019 by Creative Director Jim Allen and Managing Director Barny Wright, No.8 offers best-in-class multi-disciplinary services through a single point of contact.

In late 2020 multi award winning sound designer Sam Robson joined as a partner and Creative Director & in 2021, award winning colourist Alex Gregory joined as Head of Colour.

Clients are serviced by a dedicated team across all post disciplines - editing, audio, music, colour grading, VFX, CGI and animation. We offer a personal, bespoke service to a wide range of clients across advertising, film and television.

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SPONSORS

Object & Animal | objectanimal.com Object & Animal was founded in 2018 by a group of friends who believe in the power of entertainment to inform, inspire and improve the world we leave the next generation.

We’re humbled to represent a unique and extraordinary roster of diverse and forward-thinking global creatives alongside a focus on sustainable and progressive production in association with Ad Green, Free The Work and Change The Lens.

Despite our exponential growth; with presence in New York and Atlanta alongside flagships in London and LA, we have been mindful to retain a boutique feel by combining the best creative production resources and playing to the strengths of our unique talent. Growing a brand synonymous with the artistry and creativity we produce and representative of the diverse voices we nurture.

Publicis•Poke | www.publicispoke.com We are passionate about commercial creativity: the power of creativity to solve today’s commercial challenges. We combine communication, brand experience and commerce specialisms to help grow brands and businesses.

Rogue | www.roguefilms.co.uk One of the most distinctive and successful commercial production companies of the last 20 years, ROGUE has continually developed and pushed the boundaries of creativity, creating some of the most iconic and successful global advertising campaigns.

Founded in 1998 by Charlie Crompton and David van der Gaag, ROGUE is now run by Charlie, alongside Kate Taylor and James Howland, who became partners in 2021. With the support of Charlie Roberson as Head of Talent, they continue to champion the transcendent magic of great film-making with a shared vision and ambition for the future. ROGUE has upgraded to a converted warehouse space in Clerkenwell - and with five new director signings in 2021 - has an enviable roster of talent from established ‘destination directors’ to newly discovered gems.

As the company grows and evolves, ROGUE continues to be a place that’s synonymous for making powerful work for their clients with the highest standards of creativity – and for being great people to work with.

So far in 2022 Rogue have been busy working with brands including Adidas, BBC, Ebay, White Claw, o2, Lexus and Sky - plus SquareSpace, Instacart & Apple in the US; co-produced the hit doco ‘11M’ for Netflix, and produced high profile music videos including Joe Connor for Harry Styles - and Sam Brown re-joining Adele after a decade and directing her worldwide hit OMG - with 70m YouTube views to date.

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SIREN are committed to nurturing talent and working to help make our industry representative through education and training and are proud supporters of The Avenues and sponsors of The British Arrows Young Arrows.

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SMUGGLER has produced Tony award-winning Broadway shows, category-defining virtual reality experiences, a Grammy-winning album, and Emmy-awarded storytelling. In the past year, SMUGGLER won their fourth Palme d’Or and eleventh Grand Prix at the Cannes Lions Festival, while also accepting the Best Production Company accolade from the Ciclope Festival and shots Awards shows, as well as receiving the same honor at the 2023 One Show, Art Directors Club, and Clios awards.

The company has offices in Los Angeles, New York, and London.

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We record demos with each artist so we know what they can do. Please get in touch with any briefs, questions or quote advice as we have a very experienced team of eleven agents who specialise in particular areas of voice and respond very quickly to all enquiries.

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tenthree | www.tenthree.co.uk tenthree was founded in 2008 by Billy Mead, with an aim to be a nurturing home to the industries top talent. With the arrival of Editor Quin Williams as partner in 2011, followed by Ellie Johnson in 2021, the company has grown exponentially, enjoying numerous successes and awards. Demonstrated by three partners regularly featured in the Televisual Top 10 Editors list. tenthree continues to add to their roster with the arrival of award-winning editors, including Stephen Dunne who won 2 golds for editing at this year’s Creative Circle.

In recent years tenthree has cemented themselves as one of London’s elite edit houses with big wins at all the major Awards shows at the 2021 British Arrows Awards, where they won Gold, Silver and Bronze for Best Editing with three different Editors. In the previous two Shots Awards tenthree have been voted in the top three Best Edit House list.

The Mill | www.themill.com The Mill is a global creative partner for agencies, production companies and brands, working across multiple media channels and platforms.

We are trusted specialists in Visual Effects, Creative Production and Experience design. Our projects include the creation of digital products and virtual experiences, as well as world class VFX and video production for the Advertising and Brand Experience industries. We are a vibrant network of talented Artists, Producers, Directors and Creative Technologists from multinational backgrounds. We nurture innovation, flexibility and diverse ideas across our studios in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seoul, Shanghai, and Bangalore. We are all united by one single ambition: To create extraordinary and memorable work that captivates and excites audiences.

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Our editors, colourists, flame artists and sound designers help craft moving images into captivating stories.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CALM thecalmzone.net Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) has been uniting the UK against suicide since 2006.

That means standing against feeling hopeless, standing up to stereotypes, and standing together to show life is always worth living. Every week 125 people in the UK take their own lives. CALM exists to change that - by offering life-saving services, provoking national conversation, and bringing people together to reject living miserably. Through their campaigns they challenge stereotypes and challenge the stigma that prevents people talking about suicide, using music, sport, art and anything in between to get their message across and to help people find the strength to seek help. From Project 84 to The Invisible Opponent, to the multi-award winning The Last Photo their campaigns create real impact, get people talking and, crucially, change the conversation around suicide. Working with some of the biggest organisations in the UK they’ve achieved amazing things, including the appointment of the world’s first ever minister for suicide prevention.

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Hi Young Arrows, I should probably start with who I am. I’m CEO of Campa ign Against Living Miserably - that’s CALM and we’re a suicide prevention charity. Granted, not the kind of person usually featured in the Young Arrows programme. So why?

CALM’s history is defined by creativity. We’ve always worked with a spectacular roster of artists and creatives - from early campaigns like Man Dictionary and Notes to those in more recent years like Project 84, The Invisible Opponent and The Last Photo.

And that leads us to today. We’re the mostawarded brand in the world in 2023, which might sound odd. Charities don’t mix with innovative, boundary-pushing creativity. Do they? Well, that’s the rug pull. The answer is yes.

125 people take their own lives every week in the UK. That’s around 6500 people a year. It’s the leading cause of death for people under 35 and for every death there are 25 attempts. 1 in 5 of us will have suicidal thoughts. That’s a lot of people living misera bly and it’s clear from these devastating stats that what we’re doing as a society to prevent suicide isn’t working. Suicide prevention needs a shake-up.

And that’s what CALM exists to do.

For hundreds of years, society has been using shame and fear to try to stop suicide.

The thinking being if you make people afraid, you’ll preven t suicide. But instead of preventing suicide, it’s created a culture of shame. It’s made talking about suicidal thoughts or mental health struggles harder. It’s stopped people from reaching out for help.

And if you can’t talk about something for fear of being shamed, outed, or judged, then you sure as hell can’t deal with it.

That’s where we come in. We’re against living misera bly. Instead of using fear and shame, we use joy, humour and creativity to make suicide something we can talk about and tackle.

Every one of us needs to know what to do when things get tough, when life starts not to feel worth living - whether it’s for yourself, your mate, or your mum.

And that’s why we make it our business to be in the places where people actually enjoy stuff. Not just in drab GP waiting rooms - so we can reach as many people as possible with our life-saving messa ge.

And to do that, we need to be creative. We need to insert ourselves into their lives and their spaces.

We need to be relatable and accessible, which means we need to compete in the same arena as brands and ads that are trying to do the same thing. We need to change behaviours. We need to communicate That’s central to our strategy. To make suicide front and centre. To make support easy and accessible.

The how? The possibilities are endless. It can be a jaw-dro pping campaign activation. A film that makes you stop in your tracks. Out of home that actuall y ‘gets it’.

That’s where you come in. We’ve put together a brief, it’s up to you to use your creativity, your humour (yes, humour) and, well, whatever tools you have in your arsenal to get the message across and help our audience look after themselves and their mates.

And don’t forget, CALM’s here for you too. The creativ e industries can be high-pressure, especially when you’re starting out. If you’re struggling, we’re here, there’s always a way forward.

Always a reason to Stay.

And finally, thank you. Thanks for the creative gold I don’t doubt we’ll start seeing from you, if not now, in the future. If we’re going to make a difference, creativity is where it starts.

Simon

HI, WE’R E AGAINST LIVING MISERABLY Want a chance to work with CALM and get your content across our website and social? This brief’s got you covered.

We’re all about helping people find the support they need. Our site and socials are full of resources that break down tough topics into accessible content.

Because the more engaging a piece is, the more likely people will be to learn and share key

information that could help save a life. Our CALM Guides provide information and practical, nonclinical advice on everything from anxiety and suicidal thoughts to relationship breakdowns and exam stress. But we want it to do more. We want people to like, share and talk about our content.

We want them to send it to their mates. We want it to stop them scrolling on the commute.

We want them to hard relate.

THE BRIEF We want you to create a film based on our Worried About Someone Guide. We’re after one film that can be split into 3 or 4 standalone parts. This means we can share the film as a whole on our website but also share each section in snackable chunks across TikTok and Instagram.

We want this to be practical and helpful but also fresh and interesting - there’s free reign to explore common cultural moments and references. And don’t be afraid to use humour. The most important thing is to make sure more people learn this lifesaving advice.

Full film spec → 1920 x 1080px → Max length: 3 mins 30

What’s in it for you? → The feel-good kudos of helping people to look after their heads and their mates → Opportunity to be added to CALM’s roster of freelancers → Mentorship call with our creative team.

READ THE GUIDE HERE

Social clip specs → 1080 x 1920px → Maximum 60 seconds per clip

Creativity is contagious. Pass it on.

Albert Einstein

The Accumulate Art School for The Homeless provides creative workshops and activities to young, homeless people so that they can develop their skills, self-esteem and confidence and start to put plans in place for a more positive future.

Accumulate also provides scholarships for Accumulate students to study on a one year creative course at university. So far, 32 Accumulate students have received Accumulate scholarships and 17 have gone on to study on an undergraduate degree. This is life-changing.

The Accumulate team is delighted to be taking the photographs at this evening’s Young Arrows event and wish it every success.

Please do contact us if you are interested in Accumulate and want to change people’s lives through creativity.

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Congratulations to all this year’s nominees and winners Sunbelt Rentals are proud sponsors of this years Young Arrows Awards. We are specialist suppliers of professional end-to-end solutions for content creators in the Film and TV industry.

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WINNERS

BY CATEGORY

ANIMATION: 2D, STOP MOTION & CGI WINNER

REBECCA TZOULIOU for Virgin Media, Hyped made for VCCP by Somesuch, Electric Theatre Collective and Duffy Sound, directed by Rollo Jackson.

Advertising Agency Executive Creative Directors Creative Director Creatives

Agency Producers

VCCP Chris Birch, Jonny Parker David Masterman Miles Carter, Sophie Knox, Adam Sears, Ben Evans Ed Thorn, Rosie Good

Production Company Director Executive Producer Producer Cinematographer

Somesuch Rollo Jackson Scott O’Donnell Tarquin Glass Bobby Shore

Animation Company Animation Company Producer Lead 2D Artist

Electric Studios Ben Honour Rebecca Tzouliou

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Editor

James Forbes-Robertson

Post Production Company Colourist

Electric Theatre Collective Luke Morrison

Audio Company

Duffy Sound

ANIMATION : 2D, STOP MOTION & CGI

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CINEMATOGRAPHY WINNER

HENRY GILL for ZARA, SS22, ZARA x Benjamin Clementine SS22: Atonement made for United Talent Agency by Holmes Production, Trim Editing, Rascal Post and Preserve Artists, directed by Curtis Essel.

Advertising Agency Executive Creative Director Senior Creative Art Director Agency Producer

United Talent Agency Laura Holmes Curtis Essel Gorka Sorozabal Romain Romieu, Hakan Demiray, Canelle Bergese at Bryant Artists

Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Set Designer (Film) Set Designer (Stills) Hair Stylist

Holmes Production Curtis Essel Alex Whiting Henry Gill Ade Udoma Josh Stovell Yann Turchi

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Editing Company Editor Offline Producer Post Producer

Trim Editing Helena Teixeira Polly Kemp Jai Durban

Colourist

Dan Levy at Rascal Post

Audio Company

Preserve Artists

CINEMATOGRAPHY

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COLOURIST WINNER

MAX FERGUSON-HOOK for Kenzo, Varsity Jungle Campaign made for BeGOOD Studios by Dobedo Represents, Time Based Arts, Rory Mclean and Niko Franklin, directed by Frank Lebon.

Advertising Agency Art Director Agency Producer

BeGOOD Studios Lina Kutsovskaya Karen Wisdom

Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Choreographer Casting Director Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

Dobedo Represents Frank Lebon Nat Baring Korsshan Schlauer Alice Jacobs Oko Ebombo Sarah Small Tamara Rothstein Amidat Giwa, Athena Paginton

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Editor

Rory Mclean

Post Production Company Colourist

Time Based Arts, Rory Mclean Max Ferguson-Hook

Audio Company

Nicko Franklin

COLOURIST

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CREATIVE TEAM WINNER

CHARLIE HOOD & LIAM ABRAHAM for Intuit, Quickbooks, Accountant Nightmares - Clown made for Wieden+Kennedy by Wrack, We Are Covert, Stitch Editing and Tom Guest, directed by Eros Vlahos.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officers

Creative Directors

Creatives

Agency Producer

Wieden+Kennedy Ana Balarin and Hermeti Balarin Lucas Reis and Charlie Lanus Charlie Hood and Liam Abraham James Laughton

Production Company Director Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Lead Performers

Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

Wrack Eros Vlahos Miguel Carmenes Kelly Sinclair-Smith Sophie North Stephen Agnew, Julie Rose Smith Rachel Davis Emily Bilverstone

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Editing Company Editor

Stitch Editing Flaura Atkinson

Post Production Company

Colourist

We Are Covert (Ben Dubois & Jess Sabine) Alex Gregory at No.8

Sound Designer

Tom Guest

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DIRECTOR WINNER

JESSE LEWIS-REECE for Royal National Institute of the Blind, See the Person made for The&Partnership by You Are Here, Time Based Arts, The Quarry and GCRS. Advertising Agency Creative Director Art Director Copy Writer Agency Producer

The&Partnership Toby Allen Ted Price Adam Jackson Joseph Tomlinson

Production Company You Are Here Director Jesse Lewis-Reece Producer Jeremy Goold Cinematographer Evangelos Polychronopoulos Production Designer Paulina Rzeszowska Casting Director Hammond Cox Casting Lead Performers Eli London Costume & Wardrobe Anushia Nieradzik Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics Lisa Chau

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Editing Company Editor

The Quarry Gary Coogan

Post Production Company Colourist

Time Based Arts Simone Grattarola

Audio Company Sound Designer Mix

GCRS Oliver Mapp Munzie Singh Thind

DIRECTOR

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EDITING WINNER

EDEN READ for Vogue, Women, Life, Freedom made for Vogue by Somesuch, Dark Wave Films, No.8 and OPM, directed by Roxy Rezvany.

Advertising Agency

Vogue

Production Company

Director

Somesuch & Dark Wave Films Roxy Rezvany

Editing Company Editor

The Assembly Rooms Eden Read

Post Production Company

No.8

Audio Company

OPM

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JUNIOR AGENCY PRODUCER WINNER

NIKO BROWNE for Child Poverty Action Group, Imagine made for Creature London by SMUGGLER, The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost, Trim Editing and Factory Studios, directed by Adam Berg.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officers

Senior Creative Head of Design Agency Head of Production Agency Producer

Creature London Ben Middleton, Stu Outhwaite-Noel Meg Egan Tim Green Kristie Girvan Niko Browne

Production Company Director Producer Project Manager Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

SMUGGLER Adam Berg Ben Croker Christabelle Stone Tim Maurice-Jones Chris Oddy Hannah Simons Selina Wong Michele Baylis

VFX Company VFX Supervisor

Blacksmith NYC Richard Lyons

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Editing Company Editor

Trim Editing Paul Hardcastle

Post Production Company

The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost

Audio Company Sound Designer Audio Producer Music Producer Composer

Factory Studios Josh Campbell Deborah Whitfield David Bass Aaron Williams

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MUSIC SUPERVISION WINNER

DHAMIRAH COOMBES for Nike, Own The Floor made for Wieden+Kennedy by Park Pictures, Black Kite Studios and 750mph, directed by Terence Neale.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officers

Creative Director

Creative Executive Producer Agency Producer

Wieden+Kennedy Ana Balarin, Hermeti Balarin, Susan Hoffman Joe Bruce, Sara Philips, Curro de la Villa Ankita Tobit Matt Ellingham Aran Patterson

Production Company Park Pictures Director Terence Neale Producer Rozanne Rocha-Gray Executive Producer Fran Thompson Cinematographer Kaname Onoyama Production Designer Marco Puig Choreographer Holly Blakey Casting Director Ben Totty for Box Artist Management Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics Dorita Nissen

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Editor

Rich Orrick

Post Production Company Colourist Head of 2D VFX Supervisor

Black Kite Studios George Kyriacou Adam Crocker Adam Crocker

Audio Company Sound Designer

750mph Sam Ashwell

Music Supervision

Leland

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MUSIC VIDEO DIRECTOR WINNER

HUGH MULHERN for Hak Baker, Doolally made for AWAL Records by Riff Raff Films, Gabha Studios and The Assembly Rooms.

Label Creative Director

AWAL Records Nadine Persuad

Editing Company Editor

The Assembly Rooms Joseph Taylor

Production Company Director Producer Executive Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics Gaffer Spark Runner

Riff Raff Films Hugh Mulhern Alexander Handschuh Laura Clayton Eoin McLoughlin Rory Mullen Naomie Barling Charlie Murray Joe Caple Alex Strachan Maddy Smith

Post Production Company Colourist VFX Supervisors

Gabha Studios Andrew Francis Daniel Morris and Dafydd Upsdell

AI Animator 3D Animators Design Assistants

Production Manager Promoter 1AC 2AC

Dom Harwood @CMKRealm, @andrzej9k Peter Eason Daniels, Scarlet Topley Rosie Ford Kemmi Morgan James Wicks Joe Medlock

VFX Supervisor

Daniel Morris and Dafydd Upsdell

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MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCER WINNER

CARA MILLS for Rudimental, Dancing Is Healing made for Columbia by Academy, Electric Theatre Collective and Final Cut, directed by Eugen Merher.

Label Columbia Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Lead Performers Costume & Wardrobe

Academy Eugen Merher Cara Mills Diego Rosenblatt Paulina Rzeszowska Road Casting Alfie Manser, Iona Bell Cara Mills

Editing Company Editor

Final Cut Ryan Beck

Post Production Company Colourist

Electric Theatre Collective Jason Wallis

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MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCER

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ORIGINAL COMPOSITION WINNER

WILL WIGHTMAN for Peta UK, Shop To Save Lives made for House337 by Blinkink, No.8, Absolute, tenthree and String and Tins, directed by Will Wightman.

Advertising Agency Creative Directors

Art Director Creatives

Agency Producer

House 337 Stephen Hawthorne, Katy Hopkins Brian Frost Charlotte Watmough, Holly Fallows Lawrie McLintock, Victoria Fischer

Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Lead Performers Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

Blinkink Will Wightman William Kay Toby Goodyear Brian Frost Jessie Cave Sarah Cherry

Animation Company Animation Company Director Animation Company Producer

BlinkInk Will Wightman William Kay

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Editing Company Editor

tenthree Nick Armstrong

Post Production Companies Colourist Producer Colourist VFX OPS

No.8, Absolute Charlie Morris Alex Gregory Joe Tang, Toby O’Connell

Audio Company Music Producer Sound Designer Composers

String and Tins Olivia Endersby Jim Stewart Joe Wilkinson, Will Wightman

ORIGINAL COMPOSITION

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POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (AUDIO) WINNER

CIARA WAKLEY for NatWest, Tomorrow Begins Today made for The&Partnership by DROOL, Untold Studios and Factory Studios, directed by Freddie Powell.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officer Executive Creative Director Creative Directors

Head of Art Creatives Agency Producer

The&Partnership Micky Tudor Toby Allen Loui Bowes, Carl Storey, Dan Dehlavi, Kate Allsop Phil Sanderson Carl Storey, Loui Bowes Rick Carter

Production Company Director Producer Creative Director Cinematographer Production Designer 1st AD Art Director

DROOL Freddie Powell Jess Wylie Genevieve Sheppard Olan Collardy Arthur De Borman Rawdon De Fresnes Laurie Walters

Post Production Company Creative Director Colourist

Untold Studios Ben Cronin Julien Alary

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Executive Producer Producer VFX Lead VFX Supervisor

Tom Igglesden Ella Glazer Igor Velichko Alex Grey

Audio Company Sound Designer Audio Producer

Factory Studios Mark Hills Ciara Wakley

POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (AUDIO)

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POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (VIDEO) WINNER

ELLA GLAZER for DFS, The Animal Thingdom made for Pablo by DROOL, Untold Studios, Trim Editing and Birdbrain, directed by Freddie Powell.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officer Executive Creative Director Creative Directors Agency Producer

Pablo Kim Knowles Dan Watts Tian Murphy, Charlie Gee Sophie de Lacey

Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer

DROOL Freddie Powell Jess Wylie Patrick Meller James Hatt

Editing Company Editor

Trim Editing Thomas Grove Carter

Post Production Company Colourist Lead 3D Artists VFX Supervisor

Untold Studios Aubrey Woodiwiss Jack Harris Alex Grey

Audio Company

Birdbrain

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POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER (VIDEO)

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PRODUCTION COMPANY PRODUCER WINNER FORMERLY ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION

LEXI KIDDO for Stonewall, Ban Conversion Therapy, It’s Not Therapy, It’s Abuse made for The&Partnership by Academy, Glassworks, tenthree and Factory Studios, directed by Zhang+Knight.

Advertising Agency Executive Creative Director Creatives Agency Producer

The&Partnership Toby Allen Mika Alcock, Dan Dehlavi Sam Ramsey

Production Company Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Lead Performer Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

Academy Zhang+Knight Lexi Kiddo David Foulkes Fran Massariol Sue Odell Laurie Ward Jon Revell Martin McLean

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Editing Company Editor

tenthree Ellie Johnson

Post Production Company Colourist

Glassworks Jonny Thorpe

Audio Company Sound Designer Composer Music Supervisors

Factory Studios Jack Hallett The Pet Shop Boys Joshua Gibbard, Siân Rogers

PRODUCTION COMPANY PRODUCER

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PRODUCTION DESIGN WINNER

GIORGIA LEE JOSEPH for Barnardos, Big If made for Open Agency by Radical Media, Electric Theatre Collective, Whitehouse Post and No.8, directed by Amy Becker-Burnett.

Advertising Agency

Open Agency

Production Company Director Executive Producers

Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Lead Performers

Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

Radical Media Amy Becker-Burnett Ben Schnieder, Jodie Brooks India Bradshaw Miguel Cármenes Giorgia Lee Joseph Coralie Rose Aidan Gale, Carolina Deverill, Sharea Samuels Frankie Noller Jess Summer

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Editing Company Editor

Whitehouse Post Pete Hills

Post Production Companies

Whitehouse Post, Electric Theatre Collective

Audio Company Music Supervisor

No.8 Sean Hogan

PRODUCTION DESIGN

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SOUND DESIGN & AUDIO MIX WINNER

JOSH CAMPBELL for Child Poverty Action Group, Imagine made for Creature London by SMUGGLER, The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost, Trim Editing and Factory Studios, directed by Adam Berg.

Advertising Agency Chief Creative Officers

Senior Creative Head of Design Agency Head of Production Agency Producer

Creature London Ben Middleton, Stu Outhwaite-Noel Meg Egan Tim Green Kristie Girvan Niko Browne

Production Company Director Producer Project Manager Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

SMUGGLER Adam Berg Ben Croker Christabelle Stone Tim Maurice-Jones Chris Oddy Hannah Simons Selina Wong Michele Baylis

VFX Company VFX Supervisor

Blacksmith NYC Richard Lyons

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Editing Company Editor

Trim Editing Paul Hardcastle

Post Production Company

The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost

Audio Company Sound Designer Audio Producer Music Producer Composer

Factory Studios Josh Campbell Deborah Whitfield David Bass Aaron Williams

SOUND DESIGN & AUDIO MIX

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STUDENT COMMERCIAL OF THE YEAR WINNER

CONSTANÇA RODRIGUES for Burt’s Bees, Lip Shimmer, Be True to Your Nature made for National Film and Television School, directed by Constança Rodrigues.

Student Body

Director Producer Cinematographer Production Designer Casting Director Lead Performers

Costume & Wardrobe Hair, Make Up & Prosthetics

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National Film and Television School Constança Rodrigues Glenda Greco Helena Gonzalez Sol Clappier Jane Frisby Gabriella Cooper-Parsons, Abigail Johnson, Maya-Nika Bewley Fanni Somogyi Katie Edwards

Editor

Frances Pon

Colourist

Esther Woodbridge

Sound Designer

Jean-Marc Eck

STUDENT COMMERCIAL OF THE YEAR

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VFX WINNER

EMRE SUMER for Burberry, Night Creatures made by Riff Raff Films, The Mill, Work Editorial and 750mph, directed by MEGAFORCE. Production Company Riff Raff Films Director MEGAFORCE Producers James Waters,

Matthew Fone,

Tracey Cooper Choreographers (LA)HORDE, Arthur Harel Casting Directors Kharmel Cochrane

Casting and Nohmad Casting

Editing Company Editor

Work Editorial Rich Orrick

Post Production Company Colourists

Lead 2D Artist VFX Supervisor FX Artist

The Mill Emiliano Serantoni, Maruf Khan Alex Lovejoy Will Laban Emre Sumer

VFX Supervisor

Audio Company

750mph

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Will Laban

VFX

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Finalists by Category ANIMATION: 2D, STOP MOTION & CGI

CREATIVE TEAM

WINNER Rebecca Tzouliou for Virgin Media, Hyped made for VCCP by Somesuch, Electric Theatre Collective and Duffy Sound, directed by Rollo Jackson

Jay Parekh and Forrest Clancy for The National Lottery, Christmas Campaign, A Christmas Love Story made for adam&eveDDB by SMUGGLER, Whitehouse Post, Framestore and 750mph, directed by Tom Hooper

Ryan Burnham & Luke Robson for Formula E, Opening Titles - 2023 made by The Berry and Machine Sound, directed by The Berry Boys

CINEMATOGRAPHY Charlie Knight for LGBT Switchboard, Free Phone Line, 800 made by Rankin, Home Spun and Mona, directed by Jordan Rossi Kai Blamey Nguyen for Gucci, Aprés-Ski Campaign made for Christopher Simmonds by MAI Productions and Ethos Studio, directed by Akinola Davies Jr. Peter Bishop for Clarks, LG Rambler, Clarks x Liam Gallagher made by Warner Music Group, Final Cut and Pundersons Gardens and 750mph, directed by Jon E Price Charlie Knight for Diesel, Holiday ‘22 Campaign made for Simmonds LTD by 360pm and Patt3rned, directed by Sharna Osborne Charlie Knight for Puma X Manchester City FC, New Kit Launch, Puma X Manchester City FC made for Soccerbible by Soccerbible, directed by Keane Shaw WINNER Henry Gill for ZARA, SS22, ZARA x Benjamin Clementine SS22: Atonement made for United Talent Agency by Holmes Production, Trim Editing, Rascal Post and Preserve Artists, directed by Curtis Essel

COLOURIST Tash Hicks for Love Not War, Sustainable Sex Toy, Break Up With Your Showerhead made by DUDE MILANO and Coffee & TV, directed by M&M Alexandre Nerzic for McLaren, 60th Anniversary Car Launch, Forever Forward made for McLaren Marketing by McLaren Content Production, Final Cut, Significant Others and Machine Sound, directed by Henrik Ringner Juliette Wileman for Evoca Foundation, Evoca Pictures, Rise made by Anon and Absolute, directed by SHIRZAN

WINNER Charlie Hood & Liam Abraham for Intuit, Quickbooks, Accountant Nightmares - Clown made for Wieden+Kennedy by Wrack, We Are Covert, Stitch Editing and Tom Guest, directed by Eros Vlahos Charlie Hood & Liam Abraham for Intuit, Quickbooks, Accountant Nightmares - Hide and Seek made for Wieden+Kennedy by Wrack, Stitch Editing, We Are Covert and Tom Guest, directed by Eros Vlahos Armna Khan and Eszter Boldov for Tango, Tango Berry Peachy, Tango Peach Police made for mSix&Partners by Burning Reel and Creep, directed by James Kayler Manny Labram for The Capture Series 2, The Capture made for BBC Creative by The Farm, Ghost VFX and Picture Shop, directed by Shishir Patel Gareth Ellis and Osagie Samuel for iD Mobile, Wake Up! made for The&Partnership by Alumina Studios and Big Bhoy Studios, directed by Jon Riche

DIRECTOR Zhang+Knight for Stonewall, Ban Conversion Therapy, It’s Not Therapy, It’s Abuse made for The&Partnership by Academy, Glassworks and Factory Studios John Ogunmuyiwa for Nike, Nike x Ted Lasso made for Wieden+Kennedy by Blink Productions, The Assembly Rooms, Selected Works and 750mph Freddie Leyden for Christie’s, Art and Antiquities, Santo made for Christie’s by The Two, The McGloughlin Brothers and MRWIZE WINNER Jesse Lewis-Reece for Royal National Institute of the Blind, See the Person made for The&Partnership by You Are Here, Time Based Arts, The Quarry and GCRS Thomas James for Social Mobility Foundation, Stay Down made for Creature London by OB42, Whitehouse Post, Black Kite Studios and 750mph Jackie Lee for Mahou, The Plimsoll made by Piano Ln, Exile and String and Tins

Harry Shelton for SFA, Sports For All made for SFA by Truffle and UNIT, directed by Dean G Moore Tash Hicks for Loro Piana, The Resort Collection made by Canvas and Coffee & TV, directed by Belle Smith WINNER Max Ferguson-Hook for Kenzo, Varsity Jungle Campaign made for BeGOOD Studios by Dobedo Represents, Time Based Arts, Rory Mclean and Niko Franklin, directed by Frank Lebon

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FINALISTS BY CATEGORY

EDITING

MUSIC VIDEO DIRECTOR

Lainy Black for Chivas & Motown Records UK, Jords and Whisky, Dirt in the Diamond made by Somesuch, The Assembly Rooms, Electric Theatre Collective and Motown Records UK, directed by Renee Maria Osubu

Tajana Tokyo for Channel Tres, 6AM made by Somesuch and Max Colt, directed by Tajana Tokyo

Amanda Marie Rose for Hounslow Council, Glimpses made for Capture by Josh Hilman, Cheat and Matt Seniuk, directed by Lauren Midwinter Rebecca Quinn for Pringles, Multigrain, Multigran made for Grey London by Biscuit Filmworks, directed by Jeff Low Charles Gamble for Marshall Headphones, Marshall Portable Speaker, Never Stop Listening made by Dog Eat Dog and OkayStudio, directed by Kevin Castanheira Jack Foster for Nike, Ambush, Nite Sport made by Object & Animal, Punderson Garden, Native Foreign and 750mph, directed by Aidan Zamiri WINNER Eden Read for Vogue, Women, Life, Freedom made for Vogue by Somesuch & Dark Wave Films, No.8 and OPM, directed by Roxy Rezvany

pip + lib for Hope FC, Call Me A Lioness made for EMI Records by Caviar, Stitch Editing and No.8, directed by pip + lib Renee Maria Osubu for Chivas & Motown Records UK, Jords and Whisky, Dirt In The Diamond made by Somesuch, The Assembly Rooms, Electric Theatre Collective and Motown Records UK, directed by Renee Maria Osubu WINNER Hugh Mulhern for Hak Baker, Doolally made for AWAL Records by Riff Raff Films, Gabha Studios and The Assembly Rooms, directed by Hugh Mulhern Hugh Mulhern for Hak Baker, Telephones 4 Eyes made for AWAL Records by Riff Raff Films, The Assembly Rooms and The Mill, directed by Hugh Mulhern Ricky Allen for L’objectif, The Dance You Sell made by Bloodfilms, directed by Ricky Allen

JUNIOR AGENCY PRODUCER

MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCER

Jazz Stradling for Channel 4, Channel 4 Rebrand made for 4creative by Pentagram, Time Based Arts and Factory and SIREN, directed by Luke Powell

Tia Varnnard for Kojey Radical, Born (feat. Cashh & King Promise) [Remix] made by Untold Studios, directed by Charlie Sarsfield

Eva McAlpine for Mayor of London, Have A Word made for Ogilvy by Spindle and GPS, directed by Molly Burnett

WINNER Cara Mills for Rudimental, Dancing Is Healing made for Columbia by Academy, Electric Theatre Collective and Final Cut, directed by Eugen Merher

WINNER Niko Browne for Child Poverty Action Group, Imagine made for Creature London by SMUGGLER, The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost, Trim Editing and Factory Studios, directed by Adam Berg Phoebe Mousley-Jones for Stonewall, The Big Gay Donation made by Uncommon Creative Studio and Factory Studios, directed by Oscar Carriss Ellie Thornton for Hey Duggee, The Welcome Badge made for Mother by BBC Studios, Studio AKA and Animagrad, directed by BBC Studios and Studio AKA Tinashe Mpavaenda for Arsenal Football Club, 2022/23 Away Kit, Welcome to Little Islington made for Weirdo by ECPC, Black Kite Studios and Joe Munday, directed by George Wheeler

MUSIC SUPERVISION Chris Christoforou at SIREN for Foxy Bingo, Grannies made for Neverland by Bloodfilms, Chrisp Cuts, nineteentwenty and Factory Studios, directed by Chris Kirtley WINNER Dhamirah Coombes for Nike, Own The Floor made for Wieden+Kennedy by Park Pictures, Black Kite Studios and 750mph, directed by Terence Neale

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Jake Bishop for Sigala x MNEK, Radio made for Sony Music UK by Park Village, directed by Elliot Simpson Luca Chapman for Bicep, Water made for Ninja Tune by SMUGGLER and Black Kite Studios, directed by Aoife McArdle

ORIGINAL COMPOSITION Tom Tripp for NHS, NHS Neonatal Unit, Could You? made for 2050 London by My Accomplice, Nomad Editing and UNIT, directed by Imogen Harrison WINNER Will Wightman for Peta UK, Shop To Save Lives made for House 337 by Blinkink, No.8, Absolute, tenthree and String and Tins, directed by Will Wightman Ioana Selaru for Amazon, Books, That Reading Feeling Awaits made for Droga 5 by Prettybird, Black Kite Studios and String and Tins, directed by Tom Noakes King Toot at SIREN for Wayflyer, The Tornado Embracer made for Lucky Generals by Biscuit Filmworks, Stitch Editing, Black Kite Studios and Factory Studios, directed by Matilda Finn Gilly Miller for Arsenal Football Club, 2023/24 Home Kit, This is our Arsenal made for Weirdo by Oneighty, Julia Rossetti and 750mph, directed by William Miller

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POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER AUDIO

PRODUCTION DESIGN

Ellie Brandwood for Johnnie Walker, Black Label made for Anomaly by Pulse Films, tenthree, Electric Theatre Collective and Wave Studios, directed by Yann Demange

WINNER Giorgia Lee Joseph for Barnardos, Big If made for Open Agency by Radical Media, Electric Theatre Collective, Whitehouse Post and No.8, directed by Amy Becker-Burnett

Katie Buxton for Gatorade, Fuel You Forward made for 180 Amsterdam by Academy, tenthree, Black Kite and Wave Studios, directed by Jack Driscoll WINNER Ciara Wakley for NatWest, Tomorrow Begins Today made for The&Partnership by DROOL, Untold Studios and Factory Studios, directed by Freddie Powell

POST PRODUCTION PRODUCER VIDEO Poppy Chadwick for Paramount+, Streaming Service, A Mountain of Entertainment made for New Commercial Arts by Caviar, Final Cut, Framestore and King Lear, directed by Los Pérez Shannen Ward for King, Game, Candy Crush The Movie made for BBH by Mindseye and Coffee & TV, directed by Dylan Holmes Williams Ellie Thwaites for Corteiz, Da SkyDive made for Corteiz by Divisions Global & Noir Productions and No.8, directed by Walid Labri Hannah Jarrold for Betano, Sportsbook made for Another Circus by Filmki & Blur Films, No.8 and Bounce Audio, directed by Keane Pearce Shaw WINNER Ella Glazer for DFS, The Animal Thingdom made for Pablo by DROOL, Untold Studios, Trim Editing and Birdbrain, directed by Freddie Powell Chloe Dunn for Direct Line, Insurance, Valkyrie’s Time Off made for Saatchi & Saatchi by Hungry Man, Cabin, Framestore, Company 3 and String and Tins, directed by Bryan Buckley

PRODUCTION COMPANY PRODUCER (Formerly Achievement In Production) Luca Chapman for Gucci x GQ, A Hero’s Journey: Jalen Ramsey made for Condé Nast by SMUGGLER, Electric Theatre Collective and Brother Music, directed by Ebeneza Blanche Lexi Kiddo for Shelter, Brave Face made for Don’t Panic by Academy, Electric Theatre Collective and String and Tins, directed by Si&Ad Izzy Woods for Asahi, Cornish Orchards Golden Apple Cider, Locally Pressed made for The Corner London by ELMNTL WINNER Lexi Kiddo for Stonewall, Ban Conversion Therapy, It’s Not Therapy, It’s Abuse made for The&Partnership by Academy, Glassworks, tenthree and Factory Studios, directed by Zhang+Knight Jake Bishop for Absolut Vodka, The Absolut Choir: #BornToMix made for M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment by Park Village and Creative Outpost, directed by Freshteh

Macy Trieu-Dingle for Anne Marie x Aitch, Psycho (Visualiser) made for Asylum, Warner, Atlantic by EM Films and WMG (on behalf of Warner Music UK); LatinAutorPerf, ASCAP, Sony Music Publishing, Uniao Brasileira De Editoras De Musica - UBEM, BMG Rights Management (US), LLC, Polaris Hub AB, Abramus Digital, LatinAutor, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., LatinAutor - So, directed by Will Beach Macy Trieu-Dingle for Anne Marie x Shania Twain, Unhealthy (Visualiser) made for Asylum, Warner, Atlantic by EM Films and WMG (on behalf of Warner Music UK); SOLAR Music Rights Management, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing, AMRA, MINT_BMG, Sony Music Publishing, LatinAutorPerf, and 5 Music Rights Societies, directed by Will Beach

SOUND DESIGN & AUDIO MIX Beresford Cookman for Moss Bros, A/W 2022 made by Little Casa Studio and Wave Studios, directed by Harry Reavley Harry Boyce for The Mill, DECODED: Nothing Is Real Until It Is Experienced made by The Mill and Factory Studios WINNER Josh Campbell for Child Poverty Action Group, Imagine made for Creature London by SMUGGLER, The Machine Shop, Blacksmith, Creative Outpost, Trim Editing and Factory Studios, directed by Adam Berg Hannah Webster for St. Mungo’s, Winter Appeal, Last Night on the Streets made for Open Creates by My Accomplice and UNIT, directed by Imogen Harrison Tom Tripp for TAG HEUER, Connected Calibre E4 Golf Edition, Take it all in Ft. Tommy Fleetwood made by OK COOL and SOUNDBYTRIPP, directed by Bonnie Lee Harry Butcher for American Foundation For Suicide Prevention, Talk Away The Dark made for TBWA by The Corner Shop, Work, Company 3 and Wave Studios, directed by Vincent René-Lortie

STUDENT COMMERCIAL OF THE YEAR WINNER Constança Rodrigues for Burt’s Bees, Lip Shimmer, Be True to Your Nature made for National Film and Television School, directed by Constança Rodrigues Jane Davis for Pop Up Submissions, YouTube Channel, Horse’s Ass made by National Film and Television School, directed by Jane Davis Sean Devaney for Pop Up Submissions, YouTube Channel, Past Expectations made by National Film and Television School, directed by Sean Devaney Ricky Allen for Burt’s Bees, Lip Shimmer, Release Your Inner Shimmer made for National Film and Television School, directed by Ricky Allen Sara Taleghani for Swim Dem, Sunday Feeling made for Creativity Works, directed by Sara Taleghani Andy Mihov for NHS CAMHS, Getting Through Brochure, The Shape Of Hope made for National Film and Television School, directed by Andy Mihov

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FINALISTS BY CATEGORY

VFX Emma Tyler for Aviva, Make it Click made for adam&eveDDB by Nexus Studios, Untold Studios and Factory Studios, directed by Mischa Rozema WINNER Emre Sumer for Burberry, Night Creatures made by Riff Raff Films, The Mill, Work Editorial and 750mph, directed by MEGAFORCE Ewan McIntosh for Sigala x MNEK, Radio made for Sony Music UK by Park Village, directed by Elliot Simpson Dan Greenway and Ansh Kanchan for Devolver Digital / Croteam, The Talos Principle 2, Reveal Trailer made by TrailerFarm and BigFarmer, directed by Ryan Seville

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And the last word…

We are really proud to have had an incredible team of young talent curating these awards.

We wanted to support and engage with emerging talent in the “making of” these awards not just in terms of entries so a big thank you goes out to the following superstars who helped to make these Young Arrows awards happen:

Event Producer Lily Alexander

Composers Chris Christoforou Joshua Gibbard

Motion Graphics Music Supervisor The Accumulate people so Timea Balo Art School for The Homeless provides creative workshops and activities to young, Chrishomeless Christoforou that they can develop their skills, self-esteem and confidence and start to put plans in place for a more positive future.

TimTim Accumulate also provides scholarships for Accumulate students to study on a one year creative course at university.

So far, 27 Accumulate students have received Accumulate scholarships and 13 have gone on to study on an undergraduate degree. This is life-changing.

Editor (Shortlist sizzle) Moyo Omotade

The Accumulate team is delighted to be taking the photographs at this evening’s Young Arrows event and wish it every success.

Audio Producer Ethan Day

Please do contact us if you are interested in Accumulate and want to change people’s lives through creativity.

Photography Benjamin Peters Nikol Dehaan

Sound Design & Mix Michael Haines

www.accumulate.org.uk | info@accumulate.org.uk | IG & T: @Accumulate_Ldn

Assistant Sound Designer Andrew Isaias

Charity number 1170009

Event Company TBI Media Ltd

Lisa Lavender Managing Director Michael Lenz Creative Director Sergio Colina Restrepo Operations Manager Sophie Cantopher Head of Partnerships Millie Sharer Awards Assistant

Photography Bellanova Photography

Arran Sinclair Director & Editor Manpreet Gehlan Production Assistant

A special big thank you The Mill for hosting our jury reception and the exceptional judging day in their gorgeous cinema.

ENTRY OPEN AWARDS NIGHT THURSDAY 21 ST MARCH 2024 JW MARRIOTT GROSVENOR HOUSE

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