The wonderfully creative crew at Coy! Communications came to Brighton to collaborate with Art Republic for their annual Art Yard Sale. “Evil Farms” and “Chinese Girl From Croydon” previously exhibited at Jealous Gallery in London, was on sale as part of the Brighton Fringe Festival. Rumour has it, the exhibition will follow to London later in the year.
Art was sold, fun was had. And Coy even managed to sneak in a portion of fish n chips and a buttered bun.
Bot Inc is beside with joy that one of our favourite comedy legends Graham Linehan (Father Ted, IT Crowd, Motherland) is joining the Snapper team with his producer Brock Van den Bogaerde. To celebrate this wonderful occasion, we share one of our favourite Father Ted moments. Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls!
Come join us at Final Cut in association with Machine and Pitch&Sync for a pre Cannes warm up. Kicking off from 630pm on Monday 18th June England vs Tunisia. RSVP ellie@botinc.co.uk
Coy Communications are dusting off their bucket and spades and setting up shop at Art Yard Sale part of Brighton Fringe and Art Republic. Come join us from 11am this Sunday 3rd June, Jubilee Street. Get ’em before they go!
Final Cut were proud as punch to kick off award season collecting some stonking awards this year!
Dan Sherwen won Silver for Absolut Vodka “Equal Love” at British Arrows and for Lucozade “Anthony Joshua : Made to Move” a Wooden Pencil at D&AD, and a Gold at Creative Circle.
Rick Russell picked up a Yellow Pencil at D&AD for his brilliant work for Apple iPhone “Barbers”.
Joe Guest really cleaned up receiving a Gold Pencil at the One Show for Nike “Nothing Beats a Londoner”, a Yellow Pencil at D&AD as well as a Silver at Creative Circle and a Bronze Cube at ADC!
Fingers are triple crossed for Cannes Lions you lovely lot!
It’s Land Rover’s 70th birthday today. Here’s a celebratory film from Spark44 London Mike Boles Jerry Hollens directed by Joe Connor, produced by Jeremy Goold from You Are Here Edited by Ellie Johnson at Tenthree Editing. Post by CHEAT. Sound by Wave Studios Music by CORD
Happy Birthday!
Probably the most ridiculous and insightful interview you’ll ever read.
https://www.shots.net/features/article/95511/on-my-radar%253A-tim-kirkby
Bot Inc is very happy to be working on an ad-hoc basis with new production company hot off the block, Snapper Films.
From the brainchild of Helen Hadfield and Joanna Bailey, Snapper Films is a boutique production company fostering and nurturing a small pool of exceptional talent. Based in the heart of Soho, Hel Hadfield says “Snapper want to create somewhere new where creativity can thrive and where people can do what they want to do and be what they want to be.”
Contact helen@snapperfilms.tv or pursue our Snappers and Fresh Fish at https://snapperfilms.tv
We love branding things. For Arthur and Martha’s 2 year anniversary, Bot Inc created some branded mugs which proved to be ever so popular in the office so we decided to give them to friends of Arthur and Martha for Easter!
We hear they also hold an excellent cuppa tea.
As always, it’s been a busy time in Spark44 Towers with two launches for two very different cars. First the Jaguar I-PACE, the brands first All-Electric car sneaks around the Monaco Grand Prix Circuit at the dead of night. Directed by Henry-Alex Rubin from Smuggler, the car was still embargoed so had to be filmed secretly. Luckily there weren’t many people around at that time of night to see the car! The film was created by Mike Boles and Jerry Hollens.
View the film here…
Meanwhile, over on a volcanic mountain range, Jaguar F-PACE was creating quite a stir with the ferocious new SVR. Pitting the cars against each other the drivers on opposing cliff-edges race to get to each other’s start point, as a black sand timer counts them down.
The film was created by Sean Doyle and Ed Edwards at Spark 44 and directed by Lino Russell at Bang TV. Sound design was by James Saunders at Soundtree.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4paCvPMcQUs
