Strongbow - Earn It

This month sees the release of one of the most eagerly awaited collaborations since Adam and Eve back on that fruitful day in the garden of Eden. No I'm not talking about Batman and Robin, that's been done. Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole? I hear you asking yourself....

No and no. This is an extra special collaboration that was born right here at tenthree and that is...Dom and Ed! In a series of 3 films to promote Strongbow's 'Earn It' campaign, Director Si Allen explores the metaphorical to convey those feelings of nerves, anticipation and fear when entering into a challenge. Edited by Dom, Strongbow were in need of a right arm medium pace bowler to be the star of the '12th Man' film so Ed stepped up to the plate. See for yourself as we showcase the first 2 of 3 films. Special mention for Sam Ashwell at 750mph who did the sound design.

Director: Si Allen
Producer: Alan Traquair
Agency: St Lukes
Editor: Dominic Seymour

Strongbow - Push It

You know the feeling? It's Monday morning, you're late for work, the van breaks down, your mate Trev isn't pulling his (considerable) weight and to make matters worse a Godfather-esque villain with a penchant for roses is breathing down your neck. There's is only one thing that will solve this little pickle and that's a ice cold pint of Strongbow as proved in Quin and James Griffiths' latest offering.


Director: James Griffiths @ Moxie Pictures
Producer: Jess Ensor
Agency: St Lukes
Editor: Quin Williams

Quin Double Whammy

It's a double whammy for Quin this week as we showcase some of his latest work. Recently we've been seeing a lot of tenthree favourite James Griffiths as he's been commuting back and forth from L.A. - A long journey I hear you cry? Well he knows about our cake and that's all there is to it. Quin and the man himself have worked together for a number of years and we love having him around tenthree.

The first is a compilation of 2 spots from Majestic Wine, tackling the sense of intimation felt by punters when they buy their wine from a specialist rather than a supermarket.


Director: James Griffiths @ Moxie Pictures
Producer: Noreen Khan
Agency: St. Lukes
Editor: Quin Williams

The second is a charming spot entitled ‘Young Spice’. The activity is set in the 1960s and again features Patak’s Chairman, Kirit Pathak, as a child. The 60 second TV ad shows Kirit, who is now a little older, playing hide and seek with his younger brother in the family’s spice warehouse.


Director:James Griffiths @ Moxie Pictures
Producer: Jess Ensor
Agency: JWT
Editor: Quin Williams