ITV News presenter Lucrezia Millarini​​, sports presenter Laura Woods and Emmerdale actress Daisy Campbell break the fourth wall to call on the nation to check in with young people — Almost half of young people struggle with anxiety and more than 400,000 children and young people a month are being treated for mental health problems — the highest number on record. Last week, Uncommon launched a new campaign for ITV’s Britain Get Talking to address the fact that even though young people are carrying a lot on their shoulders, they often struggle to talk about it. Its core message is how important it is for adults to keep trying, because it takes time to break through.

New campaign for ITV and STV’s Britain Get Talking, created by Uncommon Creative Studio, explores the gap between what we say and how we feel, encouraging ITV’s audience to break through to one another — Almost half of young people struggle with anxiety and more than 400,000 children and young people a month are being treated for mental health problems — the highest number on record. This new campaign, supported by Mind and YoungMinds, and SAMH in Scotland, aims to address the fact that even though young people are carrying a lot on their shoulders, they often struggle to talk about it. Its core message is how important it is for adults to keep trying, because it takes time to break through.

Emil has previously held Creative Director positions at VICE and UNIT9 Uncommon Creative Studio’s CX practice announces the hire of Emil Asmussen, joining the growing experience team as its first Creative Director. …

A logo owned by the people who created it, rented by Peepl — More about Peepl The global economy is broken. We live in a system that values wealth over all else. One where the richest 26 people in the world own as much as the poorest 3.8 billion. And where, incidentally, of that list of 26 billionaires, only 3 are female, and only 6 aren’t…

Mentor, therapist, life coach, counselor, pet — new films showcase all the ways our pets look after us — ManyPets, the award-winning cat and dog insurance brand, launched the next stage of its new campaign ‘Insure your happiness’ with a series of alternate ending films created by Uncommon.

Playful outdoor suite, backed by real data, celebrates the health benefits of owning a pet — ManyPets, the award-winning cat and dog insurance brand, launches its first outdoor campaign with Uncommon Creative Studio. The visual series marks Uncommon’s first work for the brand since winning the business last year.

To support B&Q’s new brand campaign — ‘Change. Made Easier.’ — comes a thought provoking digital outdoor and print campaign created by Uncommon. The series returns to an idea of simplicity in the medium — showing hard working and sales driving ads can still be bold and beautiful.

From bus stops to takeaway pizza boxes, digital voice notes appear across London to help combat loneliness — Loneliness can strike anyone, anywhere. From young to old. From Friday nights in, to pub nights out. Alone in a waiting room, or surrounded on the tube. But no matter where, or when, or who loneliness strikes, there’s often one thing that can help — the power of a voice. To mark the theme of ‘Loneliness’ for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, ITV have launched the next iteration of the UK’s most recognised mental health campaign, Britain Get Talking, supported by Mind and YoungMinds. The new campaign titled ‘Voices Against Loneliness’, created with Uncommon Creative…

Epic film, produced by Pulse Films, uses set of full-sized house rotating in-camera with renowned Bowie track — Today, Uncommon launch a new brand campaign for the UK’s leading home improvement and garden retailer B&Q, titled ‘Change. Made Easier.’ The new work follows the success of ‘Build a Life’, which introduced the brand’s belief that anyone can change their home to make life better. The latest campaign from Uncommon builds on that strategy, showcasing how the brand makes it easy for homes to keep pace when changes happen in life.