Our Work

Nintendo (www.nintendo.co.uk)

We worked with Nintendo in an event based research project that gave them direct access to our network of opinion forming teenagers.  From there, they were able to receive constructive feedback on the Wii console, the games and how the product could be improved in the potential future model.

MTV (www.mtv.co.uk)

When a new TV show was having trouble finding the right young people to be its stars, MTV approached us to use our contacts and networks to spread the word about the show and how to audition.  They also took the opportunity to undertake some research at our events and talk to young people about what they wanted on their channel!

Adidas (www.adidas.com)

We followed Adidas in their festival experience down at T4 on the Beach!  Along with other brands (including Miss Selfridge, DJ Hero and Henri LLoyd), we documented their time interacting with celebrities and showing off their brand new eye wear, leveraging social media and online networks to spread the news of celebrity endorsement far and wide.

Check out the promo vid our production team put together for them – all shot, edited and uploaded on the day!

Base Camp Group (www.basecampgroup.com)

Firm in the belief that sponsorship is a bygone frailty and that strength is now born from real brand creations, we devised and executed a series of events for a competition that laid out support for young and aspiring musicians.  Base Camp Rocks was a great success (so much so that it’s coming back this year!), reaching over 60,000 of Base Camp’s target consumers – sixth formers across the country – and establishing itself as the leading provider of Gap Year adventure experiences.

Extreme International (www.extremeinternational.com)

We have worked with Extreme on various consultancy projects, advising the licensing business on devising innovative market propositions as well as evaluating the potential of new opportunities.  They recognise that consumer profiling and understanding their market is vital to success and brought us on board to help them get it right.