The Oracles - Punchdrunk x Google Creative Lab

A cross-platform experience designed for primary schools in North London. Cutting edge technology developed in collaboration with Google's Creative Lab and Grumpy Sailor blended digital and physical worlds to create magical moments of audience interaction.

Creative Director - Robert Waddilove

A cross-platform experience designed for primary schools in North London. Cutting edge technology developed in collaboration with Google's Creative Lab and Grumpy Sailor blended digital and physical worlds to create magical moments of audience interaction.

We wanted to make a film that shared the experience for the YouTube audience, rather than a collection of talking heads. 

Google Arts & Culture - Holi Festival

See the Holi festival through the eyes of the street artist Hanif Kureshi - https://g.co/holirangoli In partnership with St+art India Foundation, Asian Paints, Central Public Works Department and the Swachh Bharat Mission.

Creative Director - Robert Waddilove

When Google wanted to promote a new collection in the Google Arts & Culture app, celebrating the Holi festival, rather than a straightforward promo we pitched the idea that Google should commission their own art work from a local artist. The creation of this piece would then form the promotion for the new collection.

You can see more of the collection and Hanif Kureshi's Rangoli on the Google Arts & Culture site.

Google AdWords Stories: Berwick Shellfish

After running the family business for so many years, Graham decided to change with the times. Where people used to buy from a wholesaler, they now buy online for a lot of products and food is not an exception. #AdWords and the web helped him triple his sales and expanding his reach tenfolds.

Creative Director: Robert Waddilove

B2B film showing how a small seafood company in Berwick used Google AdWords to grow its business. 
The film has been very successful for Google, with SME's connecting with Graham Flannigan's story and clearly seeing a similarity with him and his business.

The films were also cut down for promotion on Twitter.