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October 2007
THOMAS
DAY SCHOOLS We hosted four enormous party events to celebrate thirty years of the Thomas Day Schools. We provided exciting walkabout entertainers, live music from the Ministry of Funk, amazing cabaret shows, trapeze artistes, dancers, circus acts, illusions, MCs and DJs. |
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DEXTER
/ CORPSE-VERTISING To promote the new TV series Dexter, we employed a new method of advertising called "Corpse-vertising" where actors laid as dead bodies all over London alongside branded police signs.
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ANDREX TOILET TISSUE WORLD
RECORD We created the world's largest ever toilet roll for Andrex, and made record breaking history by creating and setting a staggeringly long Guinness World Record. |
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EXCELLIUM
SUPERHEROES Our themed Excellium superheroes repesented a new generation of fuel; being super-energetic, flying from city to city, turning heads, and performing good deeds wherever they went.
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FREEVIEW
WIMBLEDON SIMULATOR For those who couldn't attend Wimbledon in person, we provided a Wimbledon Simulator, courtesy of Freeview. Excited passers-by could experience their own rain, strawberries and cream, streakers, and even a Cliff Richard!
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THE
EMPIRE CASINO A Ministry of Fun compere and his troupe of gorgeous dancing showgirls being sensational, promoting the new Empire Casino, Leicester Square.
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THE AMORA
LOVE BED To promote the new sensual London exhibition Amora, we created a four-poster Lovemobile with which we dazzled and titillated the City and West End.
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MONOPOLY
McDONALDS In April we took a double decker busload of moustached Monopoly mascots (who are officially known as "Rich Uncle Pennybags", fact fans) around London's Monopoly locations for a mirthful McDonalds promotion. Hoorah! |
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It's the New Year and we've been in action with 100 Tony Blairs. This activity was to promote the controversial new More 4/Channel 4 drama "The Trial of Tony Blair". We took our Tonys from The Old Bailey to Westminter for a pair of surprise photocalls. The photo on the left is from The Guardian, and our 100 x Blairs also appeared in the Daily Mirror.
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