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E l l i o t B a r r a t t
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Þ a g E n t P r o v o c a t E u rÞ c h E l s E a f l o w E r s h o wÞ B a f t aÞ t E l E g r a P h f a n t a s y f o o t B a l lÞ w w i i c o l l E c t i o nÞ D i n E o u tÞ E l l i o t J a M E sÞ s t E l l a M a g a z i n EÞ t E l E g r a P h M E D i a P a c KÞ r E w a r D sÞ t E l E g r a P h B r a n D
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a g E n t P r o v o c a t E u rThese were a series of ads that appeared in the Sunday Telegraph’s Stella magazine.
The images required various levels of retouching and airbrushing to ensure they were suitable for the Telegraph readers. The Imagery was then manipulated to fit into the desired ad space. The colour scheme was already predetermined by Agent Provocateur but all other element were down to myself to fit their brand and ours.
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c h E l s E a f l o w E r s h o wThis was a Press Pack designed to coincide with the Telegraph Chelsea Garden 2009
This was a project created along side the Telegraph garden’s designer Ulf Nordfjell. The project took over six months to complete due to constant changes in the gardens design. The Press Pack had to be coherent with the garden and reflex its key aspects. For the front of the pack I took the needle from the main focal tree in the garden as it press material’s signature element and then used the matt black from the steel frame and black walls to lift the needle and make it stand out. The final pack was produced from a matt finish stock.
Originally the pack was to be a simple folder with the content inserted but in the current economic climate and with a heightened awareness on waste, we produced a single fold-out pack which could include everything from the biography of the designer and garden plan, to the plant and contribution list.
The Telegraph Chelsea garden 2009 went on to win gold and ‘Best in show’.
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The Telegraph is proud to be the official media partner of the Orange British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards.
The best place to promote the best films
B a f t aMedia Partner to the BAFTAs
The brief required me to put various promotional material together on behalf of the Telegraph to advertise the BAFTAs 2009. This included in-paper promotions as well as press material for the event and two framed A2 size picture boards for the winners. One of which can be seen hung in the office of The Daily Telegraph Editor, Mr Will Lewis.
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The Telegraph is proud to be
the official media partner of the
Orange British Academy of Film
and Television Arts awards.
The best place to promote the
best films
E D i t o r i a lTelegraph Fantasy Football
The TFF page which is designed for the sport section of the main book consists of a double page spread. I was required to produce various promotional material leading up the start of the season and worked along side the online team to ensure the TFF 2009/10 had the same look and feel across all platforms.
A double page spread appears every Wednesday which includes player stats, league positions and various other editorial sections.
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.co.uk/fantasyfootballPick a team now at:
WILL YOU PUT IT ALL ON RED?
Hope, optimism, or just blind faith? Every
year, Liverpool fans approach the start of
a new season with renewed confidence.
And it seems this year that this confidence has
infiltrated the Telegraph Fantasy Football
community, as Liverpool can lay claim to
having the most selected player in every
position. But are the masses on the ball
with their selections?
GOALKEEPERJose Reina (picked by 31%), is by far
and away the most selected keeper.
The Reds kept 20 clean sheets in
the Premier League last season.
Reina is priced at £3.8m, while his
main rivals Petr Cech (£3.9m), and
Edwin van der Sar (£4.0), cost
that little bit extra.
Verdict: Yes. Reina won’t let you
down, but Cech and Van der Sar will score more.
DEfEnDERNew boy Glen Johnson’s form for Portsmouth
and England last season has catapulted him to
the top of the most selected defenders list.
A whopping 35 per cent of Fantasy Football
managers have backed the right back (at £4.0m),
despite a paltry 63 fantasy points last term.
Verdict: No. Part with a little more cash for more
reliable points in the form of John Terry or Rio
Ferdinand.
MIDfIELDERSteven Gerrard leads the way for midfielders,
with more than half of all managers picking the
England star so far. Frank Lampard is valued at
£7.0m; and when trying to decide between the
two, it seems Gerrard’s £6.5m rating was enough
to convince the more thrifty of gaffers.
Verdict: Absolutely. The only thing preying on
your mind should be whether you can afford to
pair him with Lampard.
StRIKERThe most selected striker in the game is Spanish
goal machine Fernando Torres. Almost 40 per cent
of you backed El Nino to chip in with the goals, and
it’s hard to argue with that logic.
Verdict: Yes. If he gets an injury-free run in the side,
there’s no limit to the amount of points he can pick
up. Go with the mob on this one.
4 DAYS LEft tO EntERTime is running out if you haven’t already picked
your fantasy football side for the new season. You
have until 12.45pm this Saturday to register and
score points from the opening games of the season.
It’s incredibly easy to pick a team online and costs
just £6 to play - or get two teams for £10.
Add to your enjoyment of the new season with a
Telegraph Fantasy Football team. Or even set up
your own private league of friends and colleagues.
With more than £150,000 to be won, can you
afford to miss out?
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This fantastic series of seven DVDs provides remarkable insight into the
events that shaped our modern world, and you can buy it for just £9.99.Almost all recollections
of the Second World War are in black and white. However, years of research have unearthed hours of previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war.
How to claim:To have the complete collection sent to you, complete the form below and send with a cheque for £9.99 per set. Post orders to: WWII in Colour, Admail ADM 4041, Derby DE1 1 ZB. Orders to be received by January 30, 2009. Please ensure your order arrives before December 12, 2008 if you require Christmas delivery (not guranteed). Offer not available in ROI.
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WWII IN COLOURThe seven-DVD complete collection
World W
ar II in Colour
ly licensed by the rformance, diffusion and/or broadcast of
©MCMXCIX Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production Film Consultant: Adrian Executive producers:Martin Smith and Alastair Series Producer:Producers: Lucy Carter and Alastair Laurence Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
49 mins approx each.
Titles include:Þ New World OrderÞ Total WarÞ Triumph and Despair
Þ The Darkest HourÞ Beginning of the EndÞ Unknown Warriors Þ Dam Busters - The True Story
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. co. uk
World W
ar II in Colour
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by the
copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying, editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or broadcast of
this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
in colourThe compleTe collecTion
Almost all our recollections of the Second World War are in black and white. But years of research have unearthed hours of previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war. The result is The Second World War in colour – a
remarkable insight into the event that shaped our modern world.Dramatic colour footage from
as early as 1933 shows home movies of Adolf Hiltler and his cohorts, the devastation wrought by the Blitz, life on the home front, D-Day and the Allied invasion of
France, British bombers defying German fighters, the horror of the Holocaust that greeted troops as they entered Germany, and the jubilation of VE-Day.With John Thaw’s narration and
spoken accounts from the letters and diaries of those who fought, those who survived, and those the war claimed as victims, this series of documentaries is an extraordinary
remembrance.
©MCMXCIX Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production Credits: Film Consultant: Adrian
Wood Executive producers:Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington Series Producer:Stewart Binns Producers: Lucy Carter and Alastair Laurence Distribution Executive: Jo HarrisRUN TIME: 49 mins approx each.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
parT one:a new world orderparT Two:ToTal war parT Three:Triumph and despair
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
The Second World War has mainly been seen in black and white, but recent research has unearthed an abundance of superb colour film and shows what it really looked like to those who were there.The Second World War in colour
is a stunning and vivid new account of Britain during the war, and covers the events that happened
on the Home Front between the years of 1934 and 1945. it tells the remarkable story of Britain’s involvement in the Second World War using much previously unseen
colour film footage, letters and diaries of the people who lived through this unforgettable period in British history.narrated by John Thaw, The Second World War in colour includes colour film of Winston churchill before the 1945 election, British prisoners of war
at a liberated camp in Burma and spectacular footage of the D-Day landings. Brilliant colour footage is also featured of a royal visit to Warrington, of the Hampshire
regiment at their training camp at Seaford in Sussex in 1934.
©2000 Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production.
Credits: Film Consultant: Adrian Wood Executive producers:Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington Series Producer:Stewart BinnsProducer: Lucy Carter Distribution Executive: Jo Harris RUN TIME: 49 mins approx each.
ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
parT four:darkesT hourparT five:The Beginning of The end
parT six:unknown warriors
on the night of May 16-17 1943, lancasters of 617 Squadron, using bouncing bombs devised by Barnes Wallis, destroyed the Mohne and Eder dams in the ruhr valley.it was one of the most brilliant
feats of bombing ever achieved. The special bombs had to be dropped from an altitude of precisely sixty feet with no margin
for error – all the while under fire.The Dambusters raid, as it has since become known, was also one of the most dangerous missions of the war. of the nineteen lancasters which took
part, eight were lost and a further two seriously damaged. Wing commander Guy Gibson, who led the attack, was subsequently
awarded the Victoria cross.
This historic DVD offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the mission, including previously unseen archive film of the Dambusters’ lancasters testing the bouncing bomb just before the raid. it features exclusive interviews with surviving pilots from the raid, as well as a fascinating insight into the development of the bouncing bomb given by Wallis’s designer.© Simply Home Entertainment 2008. All rights reserved
RUN TIME: 52 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: MonoSUBTITLES: No
parT seven:dam BusTers - The True sTory
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on the night of May 16-17 1943, lancasters of 617 Squadron, using bouncing bombs devised by Barnes Wallis, destroyed the
Mohne and Eder dams in the ruhr valley.it was one of the most brilliant feats of bombing ever achieved. The special bombs had to be dropped from an altitude of
precisely sixty feet with no margin for error – all the while under fire.
The Dambusters raid, as it has since become known, was also one of the most dangerous missions of the war. of the nineteen
lancasters which took part, eight were lost and a further two seriously damaged. Wing Commander Guy Gibson, who led the
attack, was subsequently awarded the Victoria Cross.This historic DVD offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the mission, including previously unseen archive film of the
Dambusters’ lancasters testing the bouncing bomb just before the raid. it features exclusive interviews with surviving pilots
from the raid, as well as a fascinating insight into the development of the bouncing bomb given by Wallis’s designer.
FRONT IMAGE: GETTYRUN TIME: 52 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: MonoSUBTITLES: No
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
Part seven:Dam busters - the true stOry
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
Part sevenDam busters - the true stOry in cOlOur
© Simply Home Entertainment 2008. All rights reserved
WWII DVD cover.indd 14-15
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The Second World War has mainly been seen in black and white, but recent research has unearthed an abundance of superb
colour film and shows what it really looked like to those who were there.
The Second World War in Colour is a stunning and vivid new account of Britain during the war, and covers the events that
happened on the Home Front between the years of 1934 and 1945. it tells the remarkable story of Britain’s involvement in
the Second World War using much previously unseen colour film footage, letters and diaries of the people who lived through
this unforgettable period in British history.narrated by John Thaw, The Second World War in Colour includes colour film of Winston Churchill before the 1945 election,
British prisoners of war at a liberated camp in Burma and spectacular footage of the D-Day landings. Brilliant colour footage is
also featured of a royal visit to Warrington, of the Hampshire regiment at their training camp at Seaford in Sussex in 1934.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
©2000 Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An
IMG Media/ Carlton Production.
Credits:Film Consultant: Adrian WoodExecutive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducer: Lucy Carter Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
FRONT IMAGE: CORBRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
Part six:unknOwn warriOrs
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
Part sixunknOwn warriOrsin cOlOur
WWII DVD cover.indd 12-13
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The Second World War has mainly been seen in black and white, but recent research has unearthed an abundance of superb
colour film and shows what it really looked like to those who were there.
The Second World War in Colour is a stunning and vivid new account of Britain during the war, and covers the events that
happened on the Home Front between the years of 1934 and 1945. it tells the remarkable story of Britain’s involvement in
the Second World War using much previously unseen colour film footage, letters and diaries of the people who lived through
this unforgettable period in British history.narrated by John Thaw, The Second World War in Colour includes colour film of Winston Churchill before the 1945 election,
British prisoners of war at a liberated camp in Burma and spectacular footage of the D-Day landings. Brilliant colour footage is
also featured of a royal visit to Warrington, of the Hampshire regiment at their training camp at Seaford in Sussex in 1934.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
©2000 Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An
IMG Media/ Carlton Production.
Credits:Film Consultant: Adrian WoodExecutive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducer: Lucy CarterDistribution Executive: Jo Harris
FRONT IMAGE: Bettman CORBISRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
Part Five:the beginning OF the end
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
Part Fivethe beginning OF the end in cOlOur
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The Second World War has mainly been seen in black and white, but recent research has unearthed an abundance of superb
colour film and shows what it really looked like to those who were there.
The Second World War in Colour is a stunning and vivid new account of Britain during the war, and covers the events that
happened on the Home Front between the years of 1934 and 1945. it tells the remarkable story of Britain’s involvement in
the Second World War using much previously unseen colour film footage, letters and diaries of the people who lived through
this unforgettable period in British history.narrated by John Thaw, The Second World War in Colour includes colour film of Winston Churchill before the 1945 election,
British prisoners of war at a liberated camp in Burma and spectacular footage of the D-Day landings. Brilliant colour footage is
also featured of a royal visit to Warrington, of the Hampshire regiment at their training camp at Seaford in Sussex in 1934.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
©2000 Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television Ltd. An
IMG Media/ Carlton Production.
Credits:Film Consultant: Adrian WoodExecutive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducer: Lucy Carter Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
FRONT IMAGE: GETTYRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
Part FOur:darkest hOur
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
Part FOurdarkest hOurin cOlOur
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Part threetriumPh and desPairin cOlOur
Almost all our recollections of the Second World War are in black and white. But years of research have unearthed hours of
previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war. The result is The Second World War in Colour –
a remarkable insight into the event that shaped our modern world.Dramatic colour footage from as early as 1933 shows home movies of Adolf Hiltler and his cohorts, the devastation wrought
by the Blitz, life on the home front, D-Day and the Allied invasion of France, British bombers defying German fighters, the
horror of the Holocaust that greeted troops as they entered Germany, and the jubilation of VE-Day.
With John Thaw’s narration and spoken accounts from the letters and diaries of those who fought, those who survived,
and those the war claimed as victims, this series of documentaries is an extraordinary remembrance.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
FRONT IMAGE: AP PhotoRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
©MCMXCIX Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television
Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production
Credits: Film Consultant: Adrian Wood Executive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducers: Lucy Carter and Alastair Laurence Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
Part three:triumPh and desPair
WWII DVD cover.indd 6-7
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Part twOtOtal warin cOlOur
Part twO:tOtal warin Colour
Almost all our recollections of the Second World War are in black and white. But years of research have unearthed hours of
previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war. The result is The Second World War in Colour –
a remarkable insight into the event that shaped our modern world.Dramatic colour footage from as early as 1933 shows home movies of Adolf Hiltler and his cohorts, the devastation wrought
by the Blitz, life on the home front, D-Day and the Allied invasion of France, British bombers defying German fighters, the
horror of the Holocaust that greeted troops as they entered Germany, and the jubilation of VE-Day.
With John Thaw’s narration and spoken accounts from the letters and diaries of those who fought, those who survived,
and those the war claimed as victims, this series of documentaries is an extraordinary remembrance.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
FRONT IMAGE: GETTYRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
©MCMXCIX Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television
Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production
Credits: Film Consultant: Adrian Wood Executive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducers: Lucy Carter and Alastair Laurence Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
WWII DVD cover.indd 4-5
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Almost all our recollections of the Second World War are in black and white. But years of research have unearthed hours of
previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war. The result is The Second World War in Colour –
a remarkable insight into the event that shaped our modern world.Dramatic colour footage from as early as 1933 shows home movies of Adolf Hiltler and his cohorts, the devastation wrought
by the Blitz, life on the home front, D-Day and the Allied invasion of France, British bombers defying German fighters, the
horror of the Holocaust that greeted troops as they entered Germany, and the jubilation of VE-Day.
With John Thaw’s narration and spoken accounts from the letters and diaries of those who fought, those who survived,
and those the war claimed as victims, this series of documentaries is an extraordinary remembrance.
THIS DOCUMENTARY CONTAINS GRAPHIC WAR SCENES WHICH SOME VIEWERS MAY FIND DISTRESSING
FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY - NOT FOR RESALE
FRONT IMAGE: REX FEATURESRUN TIME: 49 mins approx.ASPECT RATIO: 4:3AUDIO: StereoSUBTITLES: Yes
Part Onea new wOrld Order in cOlOur
©MCMXCIX Carlton Television Ltd and Champion Television
Ltd. An IMG Media/ Carlton Production
Credits: Film Consultant: Adrian Wood Executive producers: Martin Smith and Alastair Waddington
Series Producer: Stewart BinnsProducers: Lucy Carter and Alastair Laurence Distribution Executive: Jo Harris
Part One:a new wOrld Order
WARNING: The copyright proprietor has licensed this DVD (including its
soundtrack) for private home use only. Unless otherwise expressly licensed by
the copyright proprietor, all other rights are reserved. Any unauthorised copying,
editing, exhibition, renting, lending, public performance, diffusion and/or
broadcast of this DVD, or any part thereof, is strictly prohibited.
in Colour
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w w i i i n c o l o u r c o l l E c t i o nThese were a series of DVDs showing footage from World War Two digitally remastered in colour.
I had the task of designing a seven part collection with a different DVD for each day. I was required to source strong imagery to reflect the content of each part and manipulate the colouring. To ensure the main focal point of the episode was prominent I left the rest of the image in black and white and coloured the prominent feature.
If the reader missed the collection in-paper there was also a collectors pack produced following the same theme as the individual DVDs that the reader could send off for which held all seven DVDs. Every aspect of the collectors pack was briefed into me the designer down to font selection and colour palette. The imagery and logo design was then used through the campaign from Point of Sale to in-paper promotions and front page puff.
This fantastic series of seven DVDs provides remarkable insight into the
events that shaped our modern world, and you can buy it for just £9.99.Almost all recollections
of the Second World War are in black and white. However, years of research have unearthed hours of previously unseen colour film offering a completely new portrait of the war.
How to claim:To have the complete collection sent to you, complete the form below and send with a cheque for £9.99 per set. Post orders to: WWII in Colour, Admail ADM 4041, Derby DE1 1 ZB. Orders to be received by January 30, 2009. Please ensure your order arrives before December 12, 2008 if you require Christmas delivery (not guranteed). Offer not available in ROI.
WWII in Colour DVD – complete collectionPlease send me _ WWII in Colour complete collection seven-DVD pack(s). I have completed the form and enclosed payment of £9.99 per set (includes p&p). You can claim as many sets as you like per form.
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Terms and conditions Details of how to claim your WWII Second World War in Colour – The Complete Collection form part of the terms and conditions. This offer is subject to availability. For WWII Second World War
in Colour – The Complete Collection complete a form and send with a cheque for the correct amount. Each set costs £9.99 (includes p&p). All cheques must be made payable to ‘Telegraph WWII Promotion’ and
must be sent to WWII in Colour, Admail ADM 4041, Derby DE1 1ZB. Allow 28 days for delivery from receipt of order. Proof of posting does not constitute proof of receipt. An application without a cheque
attached will not be fulfilled and all postal offers are open to UK addresses only. Excluding ROI. Where there is no availability of stock, the cheque will be returned to you. All orders must be received by January 30,
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E D i t o r i a lDine Out from £10
The Dine Out promotion was created as a 12-page supplement listing various participating restaurants where Telegraph readers could receive a two course meal from as little as £10.
I was required to create the entire 12-page supplement, Point of Sale, pre-promotes and in-paper ads as well as work with the online designers to ensure the style was carried across to the webpage.
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E l l i o t J a M E sHere, the brief asked to create a brand for ElliotJames Design, a bespoke furniture design company. The aim, to design a strong identity that was modern but had classic values and reflected the products which were all influenced my minimalism.
For the brand, I designed everything from the logo and brand colours to business cards, promotional material and the website.
I chose simple and classic shades, black, white and grey in order to allow the strong bold font and logo jump of the page as well as allow the product to shine and not conflict with the branding.
When designing the website, I worked along side a web designer and together ensured that the look and feel of the brand was translated online. The site needed to be simple, easy to navigate and I wanted the site to be very smooth in it’s transitions from one page to another and let the imagery speak for it’s self whilst giving minimal explanations. With a basic knowledge of Flash I was able to communicate easily to the web designer of how I wanted the site to work.
I think the final result was a website that reflected that ‘design classic’ feel whilst showing a 21st century product and ensuring coherency across all mediums.
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s t E l l a M a g a z i n EI have produced various promotions for Stella, the Sunday Telegraph’s glossy woman magazine
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Terms and conditions No cash alternative will be offered. The gown must be ordered before December 31, 2008. Please be aware that a bespoke gown can take between six weeks and four months to
make, and the prize winner will need to be available for approximately two-three fittings at the boutique. The cost of travel to and from the boutiques will be covered by the prize winner.
Telegraph Promotion Stella Treats
Castigliano is more than a designer. There is something about her gowns that shows understanding of a woman, enhances her confidence and brings out the best in her. Castigliano’s signature silhouette is unquestionably
feminine and effortlessly elegant, enabling her to create an outfit which is confident and sexy, yet exudes a deep sense of style.
Her glamorous evening collection, which is entirely handmade in England, comprises ‘Oscar’ style gowns and sassy cocktail dresses perfect for the most style conscious women. Castigliano’s clients include a notable list of celebrities, film stars and royalty who all enjoy the glamour, luxury and exclusivity that is the Castigliano experience. There is one ‘made to measure’ evening or cocktail gown up to the value of £5,000 to be won. The prize includes a gown and all fitting costs.
For your nearest boutique visit www.carolinecastigliano.co.ukThe Evening & Cocktail Collection is available inLondon Knightsbridge –020 7993 9622Esher – 01372 469749Wilmslow – 01625 536262Leeds – 0113 234 0990Bath – 01225 789900
Stella has teamed up with celebrity designer Caroline Castigliano, to give one lucky reader the chance to win the ‘red carpet’ gown of their choice
Win a bespoke Castigliano evening gown worth £5,000
For your chance to win visit www.telegraph.co.uk/promotions and follow the instructions.Deadline for entries is Friday, July 11, 2008. Full terms and conditions are available online.
Try Thai the easy way and excite
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Terms and conditions apply. Entrants must be 18 years and over and the deadline for entries is noon,
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We’ve teamed up with Karen Millen to bring Stella readers the chance to attend an exclusive reader evening on Wednesday, November 19 from 6-9pm.You will receive 20 per cent on purchases made on the evening.* The first 50 customers to purchase in each store will receive a complimentary pair of sunglasses worth £80 and a chance to win a Karen Millen watch. Karen Millen has also linked with Mr and Mrs Smith, the boutique hotel experts to offer one lucky winner a stylish UK weekend away for two. Be sure to enter the prize draw on the evening.
How to applyFor your chance to reserve exclusive tickets call 0844 848 9398. Calls cost no more than 5p per minute from BT landline. Calls from other networks may vary. Lines close midnight on Sunday, November 16.Each ticket is valid for two people and will be allocated on a first come first served basis, are subject to availability and invites are limited.*20 per cent off is applicable to full priced merchandise only.
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We’ve teamed up with Champagne Laurent-Perrier to offer five lucky readers the chance to win a bottle of the deliciously fresh Laurent-Perrier Brut Non-Vintage, a Laurent-Perrier champagne bucket, plus a pair of champagne flutes – perfect for the party season. Since 1812, Champagne Laurent-Perrier has been crafting a diverse and pioneering range of exquisite champagnes, from the heart of the finest Grand Cru vineyards. Produced to time-honoured methods, each champagne within the Laurent-Perrier range exhibits a unique finesse that is testament to the Cellar Master’s skill and dedication. The Laurent-Perrier Brut Non-Vintage is no exception – this chardonnay dominant blend has a fresh and elegant lightness of style that is perfect for Christmas entertaining.
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To enter visit telegraph.co.uk/promotionsDeadline for entries is noon on Friday, December 26. Entrants must be 18 years and over. Full terms and conditions
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Laurent-Perrier Brut Non-Vintage is available from Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Selfridges for £31.99. Visitwww.laurent-perrier.co.uk for more information on Champagne Laurent-Perrier.
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t E l E g r a P h M E D i a P a c K The Telegraph Media Pack is a multi-page book providing a range of information on the Telegraph, Advertising rates, Terms and conditions, Brand guideline etc...
For this project the pack had to reflect the brand colours of black, white and grey plus the Telegraph Media Group green.
As the pack consists of a large number of facts and figures i decided to let the font and font size determine the look, using enlarged fonts and different highlighted sections to promoted the most important information whilst giving a clean and stylish finish.
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r E w a r D sThis is a rewards brochure sent out to the Telegraph’s premium subscribers.
The different colours of the sections represent the individual sections of the paper, Telegraph Travel is shown in a sky blue whilst gardening is shown in green etc... The brochure needed to offer the subscriber special deals that were only available to the most loyal of subscribers and through the design and quality of the print offer a ‘reward’ for their loyalty. The brochure needed to have a richer, more valuable look and feel to it so for the front I went with a more regal purple and then throughout too the colours back to a more pastel tone as apposed to the bright tones used throughout the paper.
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We’re giving you the chance to win £50,000 – the perfect way to pay off your debts, help your children onto the property ladder or to take the trip of a lifetime. See tomorrow’s paper for details.
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t E l E g r a P h B r a n D These are a selection of Telegraph house ads, advertising various sections of the paper and website as well as raising awareness of the different services the Telegraph provide.
These are a standard Brand ad. Over the past two years the look of these ads have changed with the main structure still the same but the use of a heavier Interstate font to push the headline slightly more and a change of layout with regards to the web address and service logo.
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