CREATIVE & PROMOTIONAL
01 FLUID
Fluid is an award-winning creative agency launched in 1995 which offers innovative and engaging creative for some of the largest entertainment brands in the world. Fluid is not only our name, but also our branding philosophy. We embrace the changing media landscape with a flexible, reactive approach enabled by a rich pool of outstanding talent from a wide range of artistic disciplines. At every stage of the creative process we guarantee flexible, comprehensive creative solutions that bear testament to the breadth of our experience and versatility of style. We live by our ethos ‘never not creating’ to ensure that every project we undertake benefits from an ingrained passion and cultural knowledge, earning Fluid a renowned reputation for consistently evolving creativity.
> Services: Design, branding, visual identity, art direction, advertising, CGI, illustration, packaging, point of sale, motion graphics, web development, mobile, social, online advertising.
> Clients Include: 2K Games, Capcom, Codemasters, The Creative Assembly, Electronic Arts, Gioteck, ITV, Koch Media, MTV, Sega, Sony Computer Entertainment, Sony Music, The Walt Disney Company, Universal, Warner Bros Interactive.
KEY CONTACTS: James Glover, Creative Director
james@fluidesign.co.uk
Neil Roddis, Operations Director
neil@fluidesign.co.uk
Andrew Bowyer, Digital Director
andrew@fluidesign.co.uk
ADDRESS: Fluid Studios 12 Tenby Street Birmingham B1 3AJ
EMPLOYEES: 10
ESTABLISHED: 1995
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TEL: +44 (0) 121 212 0121 EMAIL:
drop@fluidesign.co.uk WEBSITE:
www.fluidesign.co.uk TWITTER: @Fluidesign_UK VIMEO: Fluidesign
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