Phantom Billstickers has gone the extra step to catch attention with its latest work for the new Birds of Prey movie. The striking visuals of the movie and posters are exaggerated by bespoke murals done by local artists. The film itself has a striking use of colour and visuals, and Phantom has gone one step

TVNZ has announced today a switch-up in its commercial team. Leadership changes include Paul Maher, as the new business strategy director and Jodi O’Donnell as the new commercial director. Maher’s role is a newly developed one, he will be taking up the spot as well as his position of Chairman for Think TV. O’Donnell who

Parasite is a damn good movie. I know this because it just won Best Picture in the 92nd Academy Awards. Don’t worry, this isn’t another self-indulgent creative post about the importance of awards in defining excellence. It’s a self-indulgent creative post about the importance of craft in creating it. The first Oscar was awarded in

Creative experience agency Method is doing things you could only imagine. Yes, really. Much like what Disney does with its Imagineering Team, Method is a New Zealand company that specialises in fusing storytelling with tech to create awe-inspiring experiences. Managing director Sam Ramlu says linking the digital and physical together to create these experiences isn’t

A first of its kind commuter app that will change the way commuters travel has successfully launched in Auckland. Frenzy allows users to plan their journey and, by simply watching content, earn rewards and money which is paid in Frenzy dollars to their account. Effectively, Frenzy rewards commuters for taking public transport.  Auckland is the

It’s easy to imagine what the world might look like in ten or even fifty years time, but what will New Zealand’s biggest sectors look like in 500 years’ time? Thanks to our friends at Tech Futures Lab, we went out to some of New Zealand’s most inspiring business leaders and asked them to imagine

Advancements in technology have signaled trouble for radio and its historical roots, yet time and time again radio has shown its adaptability to new ways of consumer consumption. As our listening habits change alongside changing technology, audio platforms have found new innovative ways to stay relevant. According to the 2019 Australian survey, The Infinite Dial,