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GentleForces drops cinematic short film for watchmaker Shinola – Creative Review (opens the original)
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Independent creative studio GentleForces has unveiled the first-ever overarching brand campaign for Shinola, marking both a notable creative reset for the American watchmaker and the directorial debut of Succession star Nicholas Braun. Titled Set the Pace, the campaign repositions Shinola around a broader cultural conversation about time itself rather than the products it makes. While the brand’s Runwell watch remains at the centre of the work, the film offers a departure from traditional luxury
The Monthly Interview: Burnermunde – Creative Review (opens the original)
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Over the past 12 months, Burnermunde have emerged seemingly out of nowhere as one of the most hyped young directing duos in the UK, receiving acclaim for a handful of short films that combine social realism, observational documentary and early YouTube sketch comedy. Their work is littered with the everyday detritus of urban Britain – Lime bikes, vape pens, smartphones lit up with TikTok reels and the like – as well as snatches of conversation overheard on the street, much of it unscripted. They
Studio Kiln brings motion-first thinking to BAFTA’s new identity – Creative Review (opens the original)
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Studio Kiln has unveiled a new visual identity for the 2026 BAFTAs, introducing a flexible motion-led system designed to unify the organisation’s four annual ceremonies while giving each its own distinctive character. Spanning Film, Television, Games and Craft, the work replaces BAFTA’s previous colour-led system with one built around evolving particle forms that draw on the idea of creative transformation. According to Studio Kiln, the original brief from BAFTA centred on gemstones and was inte
German energy supplier Meteoric unveils sci-fi inspired rebrand – Creative Review (opens the original)
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Creative agency How&How has unveiled a new brand identity for Meteoric, a German energy supplier that is hoping to shake up the European mid-market with a science fiction-inspired proposition. How&How partnered with the startup – formerly known as Zeus Energy – to create its strategy, name, verbal and visual identity and digital experience, positioning Meteoric as an ‘out-of-this-world’ alternative to the opaqueness and uncertainty that have come to define the EU energy market. At the centre of
South Kensington’s world-famous culture quarter gets new identity – Creative Review (opens the original)
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A new identity for South Kensington aims to recast one of London’s best-known museum districts as a cultural quarter defined by curiosity rather than heritage alone, while also showcasing how AI-powered audience research is beginning to reshape branding practice. Frost*collective has completed an 18-month rebrand for the Exhibition Road Cultural Group (ERCG), whose members include the V&A, the Natural History Museum and Imperial College London. The project replaces the long-running Discover Sout
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