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There’s a story we always tell. A hip sixties Chelsea photographer (you see him, don’t you?) gets a flat tyre outside our building, right where you walk in. Peers through a grimy window. Looks at long-unused, Victorian suburban horse stables. ‘That could be my studio’ he thinks, which then happens – this being the sixties.

So The Rolling Stones swing by and hazily have their photo taken. Then photography turns into film-making and a string of commercials, from then until now. Palme d’Ors and Black Pencils happening along the way. And then more new directors, more new parties, more new art. And now, we’re now. Today. Here. And this story *really*, actually, begins with you and what you want to do. And this is the story we’ve always been telling.

NEW WORK

30+ Million Views across all platforms! 'Wear Wool, Not Waste' continues to make waves, and we’re absolutely blown away by the incredible response to this campaign.

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NEW WORK

3 x Ad of the Day, 5 x Ad of the Week, 1 x NOWNESS Picks, featuring on publications like Campaign, The Drum, Creative Review, LBB, AdWeek, Forbes, DesignBoom... what an incredible first week for Wear Wool, Not Waste!

NEW WORK

Wear Wool, Not Waste, Park Village’s second Campaign for the Woolmark Company unveils a 'zombie clothing' apocalypse, built on the unsettling idea that every synthetic garment ever made still exists in some form.

BTS

How did we bring the zombie-ravaged world of Wear Wool, Not Waste to life?

A person in a sleeveless shirt leans out of an airplane door, looking at a vast expanse of water with wind turbines and a ship in the distance under a cloudy sky.

NEW WORK

"Action For a Sustainable Future" campaign directed by Emmy-nominee Cameron Harris for Hitachi. Our latest collaboration with Hitachi and Mamapöol takes a fun twist on classic action movies, where a seasoned action hero faces his greatest challenge yet: a planet at risk. Forget car chases and stunts—this is a fight won by implementing digital solutions, sustainable transport, and clean energy. Achieve Together shows that saving the planet is all about collaboration and smart technology. In this epic story, the only way to achieve a sustainable future is to rewrite the action hero playbook.

NEW WORK

We Are Undefeatable, the S.O.F.A. campaign featuring Bill Bailey, directed by Tom Gorst.

Discover this year’s essential fitness equipment—the S.O.F.A (Sit On Fitness Apparatus). Designed to help people with a variety of health conditions stay active, We Are Undefeatable teamed up with Bill to create the ultimate way to keep active without leaving the comfort of the living room. Tom Gorst’s impeccable sense of comedic timing perfectly complements Bill’s unique humour, creating a memorable experience.

ORIGINALS

X Trillion Documentary Feature

14 Women. 3,000 Nautical Miles. X Trillion Pieces of Plastic.

ORIGINALS

Beneath The Surface: The Fight for Corals, our latest long-form broadcast documentary for Warner Bros Discovery, directed by Ian Derry, sheds light on the urgent need to protect coral reefs from climate change, focusing on the undiscovered reefs along Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coastline and the potential benefits of coral research in the region for ecosystems worldwide.

AWARDS

We’re proud to announce that ‘The Ice Queen: Johanna Nordblad’ our branded content documentary directed by the brilliant Ian Derry for Inigo Inigo has picked up 2 Telly Awards:

🏆 Gold | Craft-Directing Branded Content

🏆 Silver | General-Banking & Financial Services Branded Content

PRESS

Shots Playlist | Tom Gorst talked to Shots sharing his thoughts on the future of the music video industry, trying out the Apple Vision Pro, Sora, TikTok and MTV, and being a famous DJ in Thailand...

“I think we will also see lots of experimentation with AI, particularly with the arrival of Sora. I think that this will democratize the process and put more power in the hands of creators. However there may be even more of a yearning for visceral, organic, human stamped films”

NEW DIRECTOR

Anya Koshka Neon is an LA based director at the forefront of the Metaverse revolution. Her expertise lies in crafting interactive metaverse spaces and pioneering new advertising formats for brands, with an unwavering commitment to staying at the cutting edge of technology.

WORK

The Ice Queen directed by Ian Derry for Inigo.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey, plunging in the fascinating world of ice water freediving with world record-holding Johanna Nordblad.

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IN DEVELOPMENT

Throughout 2024, Park Village will be developing content for the Ivor Novello Academy across various platforms and potential brand partnerships, giving their work reach, and expanding their audience, and we cannot wait to get stuck in.

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WORK

TotalPollution global campaign for Greenpeace directed by Studio Birthplace.

The global fossil fuel industry extracts enough oil to fill a rugby stadium every 3 hours and 37 minutes. TotalPollution unmasks how fossil fuel giants like TotalEnergies sponsor major sporting events to greenwash their dirty business while continuing to add to the climate crisis - and urges audiences to stand against the exploitation of sports and the ecological harm caused by corporate interests and advocate for a sustainable, liveable future for all.

WORK

Fresh and brilliantly funny, with Jennifer's impeccable comedic timing, just Ask Glass and you shall receive.

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WORK

Elliot Simpson takes us on a suspenseful and atmospheric journey with ‘The Enigma’ for the launch of Overwatch 2: Invasion

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AWARDS

Ian Derry’s stunning short documentary 'Hold Your Breath The Ice Dive” has been nominated for two EMMY AWARDS and a BAFTA TV award!

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PRESS

In Praise of Production | A nice reflection from Elliott Starr, Head of Copy at 20something about Park Village's recent shoot in South Africa.

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PRESS

David Reviews | Freshteh’s Journey ✍️ Freshteh sat down with DAVID to talk about her directorial journey.

WORK

Jennifer Sheridan directs Disney’s acclaimed new comedy drama “Extraordinary” about a world where everyone has superpowers... apart from Jen.

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PRESS

The short-sightedness of the female gaze | In a thought-provoking opinion piece for Shots, Freshteh explores the reality of a feminist music video in a cultural landscape haunted by the male gaze.

PRESS

It's Nice That | Just how did Greenpeace drown Downing Street in plastic waste?

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1.4 has interviewed Elliot Simpson, talking about his South London roots, his eclectic body of work and his love for music

AWARDS

Awards Round Up for Wasteminster: two gold Arrows, two Sharks awards, 1.4 award, Shots award, LIA, Asia Spikes as well as a Vimeo Staff Pick, Campaign Top 15 Ads of 2021 and Shots Ad of the Day. What a success!

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We won a Lion! So proud to pick up a Bronze Lion for Wasteminster - as ever massive shout out to the incredible team!

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AWARDS

Wasteminster picks up two GOLD ARROWS at this year's British Arrows Awards

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WORK

Park Village and Studio Birthplace create ‘Wasteminste’, a powerful piece for Greenpeace’s campaign that combines cutting-edge CGI and real-world data to highlight the realities of the UK’s plastic pollution crisis.