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Wrote the site copy for this eco-consumer site for agency AnyWhichWay. Also scripted the animation which was played at the Live Earth concert. Yeah!
Wrote the site copy for this eco-consumer site for agency AnyWhichWay. Also scripted the animation which was played at the Live Earth concert. Yeah!
I had the honour of being involved in the promotional run-up to Amnesty’s Secret Policeman’s Ball on October 15th. I wrote a lot of the online funnies, including a fake, in-character MySpace page for the lousy political comedy troupe, The Protect The Human Players. You can see the clips here.
The boys sharing a house on Tekken St like nothing better than playing the odd hilarious prank on each other. Check out these short (amusing) viral films wot I gone done wrote for Sony.
Worked with agency Grand Union to produce a full rewrite of this government eco policy site with sections aimed at both consumers and local authorities.
Wrote animation scripts, slogans and website copy for a new safety campaign for National Rail. Agency: Ammunition.
Worked with agency FCBi to create the copy, website architecture, case studies and banner ads for this international charity.
I wrote the bulk of Orange’s online content from 2002-2005 with agency Poke London. That included microsites, emails, banner ads and ECRM newsletters. Much of the work garnered awards including a Webby Award, 2 BIMAs, and a One Show Silver Pencil.
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Hi! I'm a London-based writer into technology, subculture, and anything strange and interesting. My work has appeared in over 30 magazines and newspapers including The Guardian and Wired. I edited the BBC webzine Seethru. My copywriting has won awards. Mostly though, I like to make jokes. All of which were recently published a spoof of the web, The Internet Now In Handy Book Form. I am now no longer funny.
Check out my spoof of the world wide web. It's funny yeah?
"You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll realise you didn't cry at all, but simply laughed again."
Charlie Brooker, The Guardian
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