
Little Mix and Jason Derulo have debuted their brooding and beautiful Secret Love Song …

Little Mix and Jason Derulo have debuted their brooding and beautiful Secret Love Song …
Noel Clarke is gearing up to complete his ‘hood’ trilogy with Brotherhood, the follow up to 2006’s Kidulthood and 2008’s Adulthood.
“We are really excited to be gearing up for Brotherhood,” said Jason Maza of Unstoppable Entertainment. “Noel has written a script that is as relevant now as Kidulthood was in 2006. It’s a film that we believe opens up a new, younger audience as well as remaining true to original fans of the franchise. We couldn’t be happier to be working with Lionsgate UK, and we are confident that together we will complete our trilogy in a way that builds on the success enjoyed so far.”
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— Unstoppable (@UnstoppableLtd) November 11, 2015


Lloyds Bank’s new B2B campaign celebrates small business owners with online films showing them getting their moment in the limelight.
Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R created the video-on-demand ads, the first of which features a florist. The spot opens on a celebrity being hounded by paparazzi as she leaves a shop and the florist trails behind her carrying flowers. The focus then shifts to the florist who, by the end of the ad, is getting a photoshoot of her own. Two more films, about an electrician and a courier, will run later, alongside a radio ad voiced by Nick Hewer, the Countdown presenter.

Android is launching a TV and cinema ad to create brand awareness with UK millennials.
The film follows a group of Londoners who banded together to learn to swim and take on the city’s open waters. Their story, the first in a series, is a live action evolution of the brand’s animated “Androidify” work. The ad will run between 5-27 September. The film was directed by Ben Newman through Pulse
Read more at http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/android-swim-dem-crew-adam-eve-ddb/1362794#1ISqM35bhDBhuGuo.99
Credits
Client
Google
Brand
Android
Project
Swim dem crew
Agency
Adam & Eve/DDB
Chief creative officer
Ben Priest
Executive creative directors
Ben Tollett
Richard Brim
Creative directors
Tim Vance
Paul Knott
Copywriter
Frances Leach
Art director
Christopher Bowsher
Agency producer
Cara Geraghty
Planner
Will Grundy
Media agency
OMD
Media planner
Jonny Barker
Production company
Pulse
Production company producer
Arlene McGann
Director
Ben Newman
DoP
Steve Annis
Editor
Tom Grove-Carter
Trim
Post-production
Electric Theatre Company
Post producer
Arianna Maniscalco
VFX supervisor
Giles Cheetham
Colourist
Aubrey Woodiwiss
Graphics supervisor
Rob Rae
Motion Cult
Audio post-production
Sam Ashwell
750mph
Soundtrack
Rag N Bone Man featuring Stig of the Dump
Read more at http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/android-swim-dem-crew-adam-eve-ddb/1362794#1ISqM35bhDBhuGuo.99
Breast Cancer Now, the charity born of a merger between Breast Cancer Campaign and Breakthrough Breast Cancer, announces its ambition to stop women dying of the disease by 2050 in its first ad campaign.
Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R created the spot, which breaks today (15 June) on Channel 4. The ad features women who are fighting breast cancer talking about how they won’t be the last person to lose a breast to the disease, undergo endless tests or be forced to tell their children what’s happening to them. At the end, one woman says that she won’t be the last person to die of breast cancer before adding that, one day, “there will be a last one”. The work will run until October.
Courtney Phillips’ stylishly retro promo for Conor Maynard’s Royalty sees the singer flaunt a luxurious lifestyle in a supper club, joined by a bevvy of scantily-clad dancers. And then the truth behind the club’s dirty dealings begin to unfold…
CREDITS
DIRECTOR
Courtney Phillips
PRODUCTION COMPANY
London AlleyLondon Alley website
PRODUCTION COMPANY
Generator
PRODUCER
Amalia Rosen-Rawlings
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Sebastian Dean
1ST AD
George Nelson
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Patrick Meller
FOCUS PULLER
Ben Plant
2ND AC
Alex Kirkwood
GAFFER
Lee Parfit
ART DIRECTOR
Charles Whiteway
WARDROBE
Aimee Coysdill
EDITOR
Ellie Johnson @ Speade
COLOURIST
Denny @ Rushes
DIRECTOR’S REPRESENTATION
OBmanagement
COMMISSIONER
Sam Seager
LABEL
Warner Music
HAIR & MAKE-UP
Robyn Rowan
HAIR & MAKE-UP ASSISTANT
Alice Jones
ASST STYLIST
Jamie Jarvis
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
Robert Miller
DIT
Chris Belcher
GRIP
Colin Ginger
BTS
Bidil Sukan
DANCERS
Bret Jones, April Lee, Shala, Petra Hajduk
DANCERS
Vicki Leung, Heather Driver, Ricardo Gomez, Paul Ross, Claudimar Neto, Kensi Matsung
Volvo has designed a new ultra-reflective spray paint in a bid to make road cycling safer.
The Swedish car manufacturer collaborated with Grey London and Albedo100 to create LifePaint, a washable formula that lasts for 10 days and is completely invisible until light hits it, at which point it glows bright white.
And Volvo say they the paint is part of a new drive to improve road cycling safety.
‘Every year more than 19,000 cyclists are injured on the UK’s roads,’ Nick Connor, of Volvo UK, said in a statement.
‘At Volvo, we believe that the best way to survive a crash is not to crash, and are committed to making the roads a safer place by reducing the number of accidents.’
LifePaint can be applied to clothes, helmets, and backpacks as well as bicycles.
It is currently only available in six cycling shops in Kent and London but Volvo says that if it is a success, it may be moved internationally.
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Ninian Doff’s dramatic and claustrophobic video for Kasabian’s Stevie translates the song’s lyrics – addressed to a potential killer – into a futuristic scenario about the creation through relentless conditioning of an indestructible human. And you sense that it’s not for altruistic reasons.
Masked scientists experiment on a young boy, who knows nothing else but the dark, starkly-lit room where he goes through a grinding daily routine – and becomes impervious to pain. But ultimately the boy shows he’s not simply a completely programmable machine, in a video which grips the viewer as it builds suspense – and leaves us wondering if it is actually set in the future.
And as with his videos this year for Peace and Royal Blood it shows that Ninian – nominated for Best Director at the UKMVAs next month – is getting as good with serious cinematic narratives as he has always been with VFX- and comedy-driven videos.
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Victoria Beckham is touted as one of the world’s most stylish women with a wardrobe full to the brim of designer garments, including each and every one of her own highly sought-after designs.
And now, the fashion designer is giving fans the chance to snap up a piece of her wardrobe – quite literally – as she is set to sell more than 600 items for charity.
Victoria has partnered with theoutnet.com to sell hundreds of her items of her clothing in aid of the charity, mothers2mothers.