IN THE SPOTLIGHT: CREATIVE INDUSTRIES


IN THE SPOTLIGHT


A new arm of a highly successful commercial photography business has already created exciting communications for some of the UK’s biggest brands. The team behind Frasershot,


based in East Haddon, started Small Giants Media in October in response to high levels demand from its clients for video work. The new venture has already


worked on a number of projects for major clients, including television advertisements, commercials, talking heads, videos for social media and other forms of communication. Its impressive,


Jimmy Bricknell and Stef Louca of Small Giants on set filming for a new sparkling wine brand


ever-growing list of clients includes the likes of Quorn, Starbucks, Compass Group, Wickes, Travis Perkins, Tottenham Hotspur, Nespresso, Premier Inn, McCain and fellow Northamptonshire Chamber member Crockett & Jones. Owner of Frasershot and Small


Giants Media business director Craig Fraser runs the new venture with co-director Jimmy Bricknell.


‘WE’VE BEEN INCREDIBLY BUSY EVER SINCE WE LAUNCHED’


Craig said: “Previously, we had been


outsourcing the requests we received for video work but we had so many calls for our services that it made sense for us to invite the team we’d been working with to join us and bring everything in- house.


“We’ve been incredibly busy ever


since we launched and have helped lots of prominent organisations to get their messages across to clients during the pandemic. “We’ve launched a new website


to show prospective clients the types of projects we’ve been working on but we haven’t actively


started marketing the business yet so for it to have grown so quickly already is really exciting.” Small Giants Media is based at


the Frasershot Studios headquarters at Grovelands Business Park in Northampton.


Visit: www.frasershot.com NEW WEBSITE BUILT FOR MANUFACTURER


A talented team of designers has helped one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of building products to redesign its website. Wellingborough-based design


studio agencypds, which is part of Print Data Solutions, was commissioned by Forterra plc, to conduct an in-depth overhaul of its website. The website has now been redeveloped following a thorough review of the firm’s brand guidelines and the creation of a contemporary new version of its flagship Brick Guide, one of the company’s most downloaded pieces of collateral. David Nelson, lead creative at


agencypds said: “As a house of brands, Forterra is home to some of the most iconic and recognisable names in construction, including


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engaging video and animation based on simple line drawings that are used throughout its brand materials.” Forterra head of marketing and


communications Helen Newberry added: “We’re delighted with the new website which has provided us with a clean, contemporary and dynamic showcase for our diverse product range. We have delivered a much more intuitive experience for our customers, ensuring that they can easily access the information they are looking for while also discovering more about how our expertise in the sector can assist with their construction projects.”


London Brick which has been in continuous production since 1877 and has been used to build around a quarter of all British housing stock.


“Forterra has a complex audience


base and so we designed the website to streamline the user experience, leading customers on a logical journey with the addition of


To find out more about Print Data Solutions call 01933 672150 or email info@printdatasolutions.co.uk


In this issue we look at the CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION and EDUCATION & TRAINING sectors in the Northamptonshire area


VIDEO WORK IN HIGH DEMAND


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