A company called Real Fiction has created a retail product installation where augmented reality meets holographic illusion to create a stunning visual 3D fusion.  Watch the clip below to see what it can do!

 

 

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This Christmas HMV teamed up with Disney to create a cinema ad that will warm the coldest of hearts.  The ad is a series of clips from Disney films through the years timed to the infamous Poges track - Fairytale Of New York and was produced by Libertine.  Click below to see the fabulous results!

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On Monday  HMV's (one of our clients) Christmas countdown was kick started by their annual conference.  After a day talking business with all the labels and suppliers HMV work alongside, it was time to dim the lights  and let HMV stage a live show that displayed why the company’s recent expansion into live events can only mean great things for the industry.

First on was the compare of the evening, comic Stephen Kamos, who did a great job of warming up the crowd before the electric Friendly Fires (first of the music acts) took to the stage.   Their techno/rock tunes made them the ideal band to quite literally get the party started.   Following the Friendly Fires the audience was treated to more comedy from Manchester’s Jason Manford whilst the stage was prepped for the next live act The Cribs.  The evening was brought to an end by Kasabian who as always played a thrilling live set.  All in all a superb evening with great music, comedy and atmosphere!

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Footage from a 1988 Sunrise Acid Rave has come to light on You Tube that captures one happy-go-lucky raver, long haired - yes, wearing dungarees- yes, but all the while looking uncannily like our very own David Cameron! According to the Guardian, Guido Fawkes, the one time PR guru for Sunrise, was 'uncharacteristically tight-lipped' about whether Cameron attended his raves.

 This begs the question - was the possible man of our future once a modern day libertine?!  View the footage and decide for yourselves! 

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For an evening of wit, music and madness head to the National Theatre to see Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.  Both Farcical and touching -  complete with an on-stage orchestra - it really is an  inspired piece of theatre that will definitely address the free thinker in you!  Perfect for these credit crunch times too at just £10- £15 a ticket. 

I higly recommend it!

www.nationaltheatre.org.uk

 

 

 

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