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Good hair for Conduit Productions
New accounts for Suburban
Velocity Films forms BEE deal with Mamawood
VWV scores a hat-trick
Okuhle women secure the children on SABC 3
R.E.D produces the Levi's footwear Winter 2006 advertising campaign
Nike SA appoints Vulindlela Communications to produce HIV/Aids awareness DVD
R.E.D has produced the Spitz fall/winter retail campaign and TV commercial featuring Carvela, Kurt Geiger and La Coste.
Format Digital has been appointed to produce stings and animations for the 12th Annual SAMA Awards, for Devereux-Harris.
VWV contracted by TCTA
SL Media the new publisher for Intercoiffure Magazine
Holy Cow chosen by award winning Cannes film director to produce short animation film
Josie Borain shoots Jared Leto for Interview Magazine in South Africa
Bev Cullinan films first SA piracy TV ad
Masters & Savant have been awarded the pitch for the imaging and on-air promotion of the Nokia Face of Africa 2005.

Groundglass director Erica Brumage recently completed a new spot for Monteil with King James, Cape Town. Conceptualized by Creative Director Alistair King and Art Director Sue Reed, the commercial personifies romance as an elegant couple dance intimately to Frankie's "The Way You Look Tonight."

Erica had the following to say about her latest spot: "The elegant spaces and rococo textures of the Labia museum provided beautifully layered nuances which we used to define the romance of the product. Michael Buckley's sensitive and sculptural cinematography ensured that the eye was never drawn away from the hero and heroine and the magic they shared, and yet their environment is a constant subtle framework through which we see them. I like to work collaboratively, and King James and the Monteil client were enthusiastic and constructive throughout, whilst allowing the creative process to develop in its own unique way. I think that together we succeeded in finding and expressing the essence of the product."

[11 May 2004 10:55]