We recently shot a promotional film for Heathrow’s new “Food On The Fly” initiative starring Masterchef’s Gregg Wallace and John Torode. The shoot involved following the TV duo around all 5 terminals of Britain’s busiest airport as they ate their way through 80 plates of food. Check out the film below:

Last week we shot a very different kind of film for the Happy Egg Company. Commissioned to tie in with Pancake Day, the film features an extraordinary Wallace and Gromit style contraption that has to be seen to be believed. The film has recently received a lot of national coverage in newspapers including The Sun and the Daily Mail. You can watch the one-minute viral below:

We’re very excited to announce that last week in a star-studded event in New York City, our short film “HOUSE COCKTAIL” was announced as the winner of Soho House’s House Shorts 2012.

Starring Laura Haddock (The Inbetweeners Movie) and Mark Chavez & Shenoah Allen (The Pajama Men), our film came out on top after deliberation from a panel of 10 industry judges that included Harvey Weinstein (Miramax, The Weinstein Company), Paul Greengrass (The Bourne Films, United 93), Paul Haggis (Crash, Million Dollar Baby) and Joe Wright (Atonement, Anna Karenina).

Here’s what Harvey Weinstein himself said about the film: “It’s a fantastic, entertaining short that separates itself from the others by showing the theme of imagination in its simplest form. It shows what is possible by just being yourself and that it only takes a little bit of imagination for our guy to be charming and win the girl of his dreams.”

You can read more about it in The Hollywood Reporter article here and watch the film below:

We recently completed the first of many films we’ll be making for the Design Museum this year. The film was made to launch this year’s Design Ventura competition and is presented by Britain’s favourite designer Anya Hindmarch:

We’ve just completed post-production on another film for the House Of Illustration. Sponsored by the Wellcome Trust, “Illustrating Science” was a project that involved using illustrators in conjunction with scientists together to help children learn. Watch the finished film here: