ABOUT US
James Millers and Andrew Long have been sat at a desk looking at each other’s faces for over 15 years now. They’ve produced all kinds of campaigns for clients big and small, earning praise from the advertising industry and the occasional ‘nice one’ from friends and family. Their approach to advertising is based on simple ideas, well crafted – no matter what the channel.
They are multiple times Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show and BTAA winners – and their work has been recognised at every other major awards show. They’ve won a Sony World Photography Award, and created a video voted in the top 20 virals of all time by Channel 4’s Rude Tube. They’ve also contributed to Campaign, Little Black Book, The Drum and Shots. As well as sat on national and international awards juries.
Most importantly, their work has made an impact. Their campaigns have consistently made headlines in mainstream media and pop culture. The ‘Change4Life’ campaign they launched has helped millions of families live healthier, they’ve successfully lobbied government to better protect British coast lines, they’ve helped lonely hearts find love through a shared interest in food, they’ve released a charity single that hit the top of the charts, and they’ve helped raise much needed awareness of heart disease.
Currently residing at Leo Burnett London as Creative Directors, they’re responsible for leading a multi-disciplinary team to deliver world class campaigns across the entire roster of clients, leading pitches and mentoring young teams.
AWARDS WE'VE WON
3x Cannes Lions winners
2xD&AD winners
6x One Show winners
5x BTAA winners
9x Creative Circle winners
5x Campaign Big winners
2x Epica winners
2x LIA winners
2x Webby Awards winners
4x Aerial Awards winners
BRANDS WE'VE WORKED WITH
LATEST PRESS
The Drum ‘How McDonald’s created Christmas ad ‘Inner Child’
The Drum ‘How creative duos are surviving remote working’
Campaign ‘How are creatives staying inspired during the lockdown?’
It’s Nice That ‘This McDonald’s campaign depicts its menu in typographic form’
Creative Pool ‘McCafé’s take on the ridiculous world of coffee’
