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Metropolitan Republic has worked with Howard Audio to compose many of the Castle Milk Stout TV and radio commercials over the years. The latest Castle Milk Stout TVC utilised an existing piece of music composed for a previous Castle Milk Stout commercial that won the 2014 SAMRO "Wawela" award for best composition in a TV commercial. Adam reworked the track to fit in with the new visuals.
Ogilvy PR recently rolled out the "Be Seen On The Safe Side" campaign for Momentum Short-term Insurance. The challenge from the client and agency was to communicate the campaign messages in a series of musical and visual symbols that illuminate the online space to make South Africans conscious of safety in their personal, communal and financial lives.
Together with creative director Lynn Joffe, we created a catchy song featuring Brandon October whose voice and persona fit perfectly with the message and campaign values. The song amplifies and illuminates the exciting visual track, filmed in downtown Johannesburg in the rain, and will be used for internal communications, live activations, ringtones and radio play.
Agency Owen Kessel recently approached Howard Audio to work on the Salvation Army's "Celebrating 150 years" campaign. The brief was to not go down the usual Salvation Army route of using typical brass band instrumentation. Howard composed a more upbeat and inspiring track to reflect the lightness of the visuals. Animation was done at Ministry Of Illusion.
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See how Howard Audio's new logo was made.
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Read more about Adam's experience working with William Kentridge at this year's Design Indaba.