SAATCHI SNARES BATTEN AND BARNFIELD FROM BMF
Saatchi & Saatchi Australia has lured BMF creative team Michael Barnsfield (top left) and Matt Batten (below left) who will be joining in April.
Considered integrated specialists, the award winning team have created campaigns for BPAY "Paperbillosaurus", which was 3rd placed DM campaign by Won Report, Silver and Bronze at ADMA Awards, Bronze at Echo, and 1st place at NY Caples. As well as Australian Red Cross Blood Service's "We Gave Blood" which picked up Won Report's 9th best DM campaign in the world, 2 Silvers and Bronze at ADMA awards, Bronze at Cannes, 2nd place at NY Caples and was AdNews campaign of the year in 2005.
Says Saatchi & Saatchi, Executive Creative Director, David Nobay: "Matt and Michael are just what I've been looking for to bolster our senior creative ranks here - a truly integrated team, who are positively gymnastic, when it comes to media, and passionate when it comes to nailing ideas."
10 Comments:
Gee, I remember these guys back in the late 1990's
when they were considered a couple of juniors working in the unglamourous Direct division at, er, um, Saatchi's.
Love, Monty
Is the same unglamourous direct division that Vince and Luke started in? Hmmmmm....
Congrats boys. Back to where it all started eh? Don't take any nonsense from Nobby.
All the best,
Andy Firth
and Garry and Andy if I'm not mistaken
When are you guys going to realise it's not all about 30 second TV spots?
Correct:
Online grows, TV slows
10 April 2007
That's been the only real news for years now.
6:35.
Whatever the stats might be, there's only one measurement that counts:
When you tell people that you work in advertising, do they ask you what online ads you've done recently?
No, they only want to know what TV ads you've done.
Frankly, online is only of any interest to the award-obsessed. Which is most of you tossers who work in advertising!
All of which proves how out of touch you are with the real world.
Anything else I can clear up?
9.49 - You complete nutmeg.
Thanks for that, 11:06.
I'd expect nothing less.
Watch out for these boys. BMF should've held onto them.
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