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"There are so many great examples of good work; I am optimistic about the industry."
Oelschig also talks behind the scenes of some of the agency's winning work at Loeries this year.
Halo itself picked up some nice wins at the Loeries, including its campaign, The Deathmasutra: Twenty Awkward Positions of Death, for the Benefit of the Living for Capital Legacy, which won a Gold Loeries for Design Mixed-Media Campaign.
The campaign also won a Gold Loeries for Design Mixed-Media Campaign, and Bronze for publication design as well as OOH - Direct Mail, and a Campaign Bronze for OOH Crafts - Art Direction and B2B Creativity.
It also brought home a Campaign Gold for Capital Legacy for Pharaoh Khanyi.
It won a Campaign Bronze for Radio Station Commercials for Pineapple for its Umbrella Policy and a Bronze for Pick 'n Pay What Are They Feeding Them? in the Film: Online Film above 30 seconds.
![Today, Halo and Demographica announce a new specialist agency, Second Rodeo]], headed up by Mike Stopforth (left). Dean Oelschig, managing partner and founder of Halo (right) says they will work as a group but ultimately, each agency will be an individual specialist](https://biz-file.com/c/2505/772543-120x120.jpg?2)
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