Beautifully shot in one take, the black & white film for Selway’s track ‘Check For Signs Of Life’, directed by William Williamson, explores imagined conversations between future & past selves — Ahead of Philip Selway’s new album Strange Dance, due out 24th February via Bella Union, today Philip Selway shares a mesmerising and beautifully-shot black and white video for the track on his upcoming album titled ‘Check For Signs Of Life’.

Uncommon’s new annual residency programme will welcome different disciplines into their studio to learn from one another & collaborate directly to launch new projects together — Uncommon Creative Studio announces the launch of ‘Uncommon Studio Residencies’ — a programme that opens the studio up to diverse creative talent from different disciplines to be part of Uncommon in a bid to learn and collaborate on projects together.

ITV has today released the brand ad campaign for ITVX, a series of star-studded comedic sketches, created by Uncommon Creative Studio.

allplants will provide over 7,000 nutritious meals to families facing holiday hunger in London partnering with The Felix Project & City Harvest — For some families half term marks the start of holiday joy and the freedom of no school, but for many it can be one of the bleakest periods of the year marking the start of holiday hunger for many of these children and their families. Throughout term time, children from…

Petri was named one of Business Insider’s 30 Most Creative Women in Advertising having spent two decades shaping some of the most influential brands & artists Petri will work directly with Nils Leonard to help the studio continue to grow its presence in the US. The move marks Petri’s return to the industry following an impressive stint leading her own venture, where she worked directly with some of the world’s most exciting artists as a personal creative director.

Embargoed Monday 12th September until 6am ET & 11am UK — Fear of failure. Judgment. Doomscrolling. Procrastination. Our inner critics. Too much of the world distracts us, makes us doubt ourselves and makes us think we’ll be laughed at if we try. But nothing silences a saboteur like the simple act of doing. Pinterest’s latest brand campaign exposes the inner saboteurs that hold us back and highlights how Pinterest is the antidote to doubt. “Don’t Don’t Yourself” is the mantra at the heart of this new campaign, emphasizing the belief that the act of doing can help silence those feelings of fear and self-censorship that can sometimes hold us back.

As Uncommon looks to its future growth plans, the studio announces the promotion of two key senior roles — its first ever Chief Operating Officer and Head of New Business. Last year alone, Uncommon ferociously grew its offering, launching a design and CX capability. As well as building a mission driven accelerator Unrest and winning the global creative CRM account for British Airways. The team grew to over 110 people working with over 40 brands with projects spanning across the US, UK, Europe and Asia. In its next stage of life, the studio plans to move into new territories, capabilities and markets. These appointments not only mark their growth to date but their future ambitions too.

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.