CREATIVE & PROMOTIONAL
01 ÜBER
Our name means over, above, more than – and they’re exactly the kind of results we’ve strived for throughout our 10-year history delivering memorable and effective campaigns that built on our ever-growing experience. From Tomb Raider to Call of Duty, Mortal Kombat to Lord of the Rings, Skylanders to Aliens, Iron Man to Batman, PlayStation to OnLive, Harry Potter to Final Fantasy, Jurassic Park to Monsters Inc., Lego to Red Bull, Marvel to DC, Disney to Paramount, Activision to Sega, our team has constantly been at the forefront of entertainment marketing. What gives Über the extra edge however is that
we don’t just work in one industry, our client range and experience covers retail, technology, arts and public sector. This gives us a greater understanding of what works and what doesn’t and how to reach that ever changing demographic. Recent successful campaigns for BFI, The Hobbit, Top Man, Doc/Fest, GO Outdoors, Crabtree and Evelyn, Harveys and Tombola prove this point. Concepts, branding, key art, packaging, press, digital and social campaigns, trailers, POS and print. Put short, we do the lot.
> Campaign magazine Top Three agency > Second in UK Independent Agency Census 2014 > Marketing magazine Top 30 creative agency in the UK
> RAR recommended Top 20 agency > Roses Creative Awards 2013: Best Online Video/ Film ‘Gold’ for ‘Aliens: Colonial Marines’ trailer
KEY CONTACTS: Richard Benjamin
richard@uberagency.com
Karen Drew
karen@uberagency.com Alan Baker
alan@uberagency.com
ADDRESS: 28-31 Gilbert Street Park Hill Sheffield S2 5QY
EMPLOYEES: 30
ESTABLISHED: 2004
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TEL: +44 (0) 114 278 7100 EMAIL:
hello@uberagency.com WEBSITE:
www.uberagency.com FACEBOOK: UberThinking TWITTER: @UberAgency
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