And the winner is...

So...Wednesday night was a massive success for tenthree. Not only did Dom finally find a blazer after scouring every shop in Soho - we also won a few awards! Naturally, we celebrated well with plenty of drink, lots of team photos, some brilliant dancing and some epic hangovers yesterday morning!

Aldi and Becca were the stars of the night. So a massive pat on the back to her and MJ Delaney who deservedly party well into the night proudly clutching four gold Arrows!!! Boots also bagged a Bronze award for 'Best TV series' and Sky Movies got 'Best corporate'. Here's to another very successful year at the tenthree towers!

Golden Arrows for:

Best non-Alcholic and Beverages

(Aldi Tea made for McCann Manchester by The Love Commercial Production Company)

Best 20 Second TV Commercial

(Aldi Tea made for McCann Manchester by The Love Commercial Production Company)

Best UK TV Series

(Aldi made for McCann Manchester by The Love Commercial Production Company

Bronze Arrow for:

Best 20 Second TV Commercial

(Aldi Low Fat Cereal, Cereal made for McCann Manchester by The Love Commercial Production Company)

Best TV Series

(Boots made for Mother by Outsider )

Best Corporate 

(Sky Movies Coming Home made for WCRS/Engine by Rattling Stick)

tenthree At The Awards

Its official, spring has sprung and to mark the first of many beautiful days to come, the tenthree team are taking to the tables of the British Arrows awards tonight. With three Aldi spots, edited by our very own Rebecca Luff up for 'Best 20 second TV commercial' & 'Best TV Series':

Sky movies 'Coming home' is up for 'Best Television And Radio Station Promotions' edited By Quin Williams...

And the Boots girls are up for 'Best Retail Commercial' with 'Half a look'; edited by the one and only, tenthree original, Billy Mead.

So, we will be raising a glass or two tonight to celebrate the nominations and keeping our fingers crossed for some golden arrows!

Nike - The Chance

A six-month journey spanning 55 countries and 5 continents, The Chance is looking to unearth the planet’s best unsigned young footballers and mould them into an elite 16-man squad that will travel the globe, training with the world’s best professional teams and playing against the most prestigious academy sides.

launched at start of this month, Rio Ferdinand has already found the first player for Nike’s The Chance final. Discovered at an U18 game on a grey day in the outskirts of Manchester; Joe Bunney’s journey begins here. Emotional stuff.



Director: Fred & Nick @ Pulse Films
Producer: Neil Andrews
Agency: Wieden + Kennedy
Editor: Billy Mead

Plan - International

Throughout the month of January, Becs' time was taken up by this mammoth project for global children's charity - Plan. Director MJ Delaney travelled to some of the world's poorest countries to spend time with a few of the children and listen to their stories of life growing up in extreme poverty. These humbling films only touch upon the awful conditions these children are subject to in every day life, but in the face of adversity they remain able to smile at the thought of one day getting an education or being able to provide for their family. Plan work to promote child rights and lift millions of children out of poverty based around 8 core values; Education, Health, Water and Sanitation, Protection, Economic Security, Emergencies, Child Participation and Sexual Health.



Director: MJ Delaney
Producer: Jess Bell
Agency: PLAN UK
Editor: Rebecca Luff