Think Jam invests in global content creation following international project wins
Think Jam has boosted its creative studio’s capabilities with the appointment of a creative operations director and ten new hires after a number of international new project wins for the agency’s creative department.
Rory Hallam, the entertainment-marketing agency servicing clients in the UK and US's former director of media, has been promoted to the role of creative operations director. This new role seeks to expand the agency’s production backbone, build new skills, products and drive innovation.
Emma Stevens, who heads up the agency’s PlayStation account with Rory and one of the leads on the global Netflix and Warner Bros. accounts, has been promoted to acccount director, in a role which will see her drive clients to award winning campaigns. Kat Carr has been appointed to the newly created role of art director for social and brand, which will see her drive and inspire creativity throughout all campaigns.
Think Jam’s creative services team deliver digital advertising services and social content creation, with recent campaigns including eOne’s The BFG, Twentieth Century Fox’s Trolls, Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad and Netflix’s Orange is the New Black.
Among the new staff there has been strategic hires to help growth within industry sectors, including a motion graphics designer with experience producing award-winning creative for games titles such as Fallout 4 and Doom and an Interactive Producer who has previously worked with clients such as Starbucks and The Legacy Foundation.
Speaking of his new role as creative operations director, Rory Hallam said: “I’m passionate about our creativity and I am excited to implement my vision to take our creative services department forward on a global level.
"I want Think Jam to keep innovating; we’ve launched some incredible products this year by collaborating across the business, especially in social media and mobile including Facebook Canvas, Twitter Moments and Snapchat Vertical Video."
Managing director at Think Jam, Daniel Noy, said: “Our creative team has undergone a significant period of growth in recent months, reflecting the expansion of our creative services and capabilities across R&D, global social localisation and VR, to deliver solutions as partners to our clients within the entertainment industry.”
This news follows an announcement earlier this year that Louise Brennand, who is based in the agency’s US office, had been appointed to the role of VP Creative Client Services. The promotions and new hires are effective immediately.
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