Director Scott Vincent has signed with bicoastal/international hungry man. Vincent is still a creative director at Fallon, Minneapolis…..Director Olivier Venturini has signed with Los Angeles-headquartered A Band Apart for commercial representation…. Shares of common stock in Minneapolis-headquartered iNTELEFILM have been delisted from NASDAQ. Those shares now become eligible to trade on the OTC (Over-The-Counter) Bulletin Board, which is owned and operated by NASDAQ. Such a change in stock market status is generally the result of a company falling below the net tangible asset threshold required to remain listed on the NASDAQ exchange INTELFILM plans to ask that the NASDAQ Listing Council review the NASDAQ Listing Qualifications Panel’s decision to delist the company, which is the parent to such shops as bicoastal/international Chelsea Pictures, New York-headquartered Curious Pictures, New York-based hybrid strategic consulting/agency/production shop D-CODE, and webADTV, Minneapolis….Kathryn Turk has been named executive producer at Motel Films, a Hollywood house with a directorial roster that includes company principal Rick Dublin, Todd Korgan, Randy Spear and Walter Pawluk….Editor Andrew Borton, whose prior roosts include Avenue, Santa Monica, and Rye Films, also Santa Monica, has joined Stun Gun, an Irvine, Calif-based editorial, design and finishing house…Sausalito, Calif.-based ad agency Butler, Shine & Stern has acquired PenaBrand, a San Francisco design firm which handles graphic design and Web marketing for clients. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. PenaBrand was founded in 1998 by Luis Pena, who had previously worked for Butler, Shine & Stern; Young & Rubicam, New York; and Katsin-Loeb, San Francisco….Director Antoine Fuqua has wrapped his feature film Training Day and is returning to commercials via bicoastal/international Propaganda Films….
VCCP Hires Trio Of Creative Duos
Global communications network VCCP has brought three creative duos on board: Charli Camber (née Plant) and Laura Saraiva; Lance Boreham and Tom Dyson; and Jack Snell and Joe Lovett.
Associate creative directors Camber and Saraiva are a British-Portuguese duo known for creating entertaining, culturally influential, and emotionally resonant work. They are best known for “Waiting to Live,” a National Health Service (NHS) child organ donation campaign that placed 233 bespoke dolls representing children on the transplant waiting list in medical waiting rooms across the U.K. The campaign won over 50 awards, including three Cannes Lions, the Grand Prix at the Clios, ADC*E and Eurobest, as well as multiple D&AD Pencils.
Camber and Saraiva join VCCP after three years at VML, where they contributed to four agency pitch wins and worked across global brands including Batiste, Beko, and Duracell. They also helped launch the award-winning mentoring app Magpie and created “Check Me Out,” a provocative cervical cancer awareness campaign that gained traction on social media.
Boreham and Dyson join VCCP as a senior creative team. The duo first met on the renowned Watford ad course in 2014 and later reunited at isobel, where they delivered standout campaigns for Reed, Travelodge and Thortful. Their work has been recognized across the industry for its creativity and effectiveness.
Snell and Lovett also join VCCP as a senior creative team, marking a return to the agency where they spent the first seven years of their careers. During their initial tenure at VCCP, they played a pivotal role in launching major campaigns for Domino’s (“The Official Food of Everything”) and Virgin Media O2 (“Supercharge Your World”), as well as crafting... Read More