Insights

Everyone is Marie Kondo-ing the heck out of their living spaces. Sharing pictures of their perfectly ordered sock drawer. In human history have people ever been as proud of their storage solutions as they are in 2019? Maybe could we take inspiration from Marie and tidy up our creative process.

This week saw Sound Editor Nina Hartstone win the Oscar for the film Bohemian Rhapsody alongside John Warhurst. Rather than hitting the headlines for this well-deserved accolade, she has been the topic of discussion after the BBC website referred to her as a “Sound Editor Mum”. This dubious title has since been removed from their website, but, when you consider how ridiculous it would sound if you flagged up a man’s parental status in a similar headline, it’s pretty disappointing. Could you imagine Alfonso Cuarón being referred to as a ‘Film Directing Dad’, for example?

TellyJuice were very proud to create the branding for ITV’s star-studded Palooza event last week.

The latest ad created by TellyJuice is guaranteed to get you singing. We were asked by local-news website In Your Area to create a launch commercial that would get their brand name firmly planted at the forefront of people’s minds. Director Kate decided the best creative for this would be an advert with a catchy song. Kate wrote the lyrics and asked several music companies to pitch their tunes. One melody in particular had the whole office singing for days on end… it was the clear winner!

It’s a fact that modern life is more hectic than ever. Via phones, we’re constantly connected to others, subject to interruptions and bombarded with incoming information. For the sake of our well-being we’re encouraged to rebel against this fast-paced lifestyle, disconnect for a while, breathe, be mindful and generally slow down. Slow living is a lifestyle choice and can mean anything from slow cooking to slow fashion. But slow TV? How boring! Why would Netflix show 8 hours of people chopping wood and then burning it in a fireplace?

If your creativity has run dry and you need a top up, you may be surprised to learn of one technique that could get the ideas flowing again… Booze!

London is one of the most diverse cities in the world, yet this isn’t reflected in advertising around the city. Today the women we see in adverts still fail to represent the women we see around us.

Did you know there’s a legal minimum working temperature in the UK (which is 16°C) however there is currently no upper limit set! Probably because our summer’s don’t usually require it…

Earlier this month we produced a 30 second commercial for ITV to promote the launch of the Ninja Warrior UK Aqua Park. Dave, Maddie, Lauren and the crew spent the day filming at the park on a lovely warm June day. However, despite the fun going on on-camera, they stayed completely dry.