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Great to see it’s not just our stills image creators but also our filmmakers over at Horton's Short'uns that are receiving plaudits. New director / producer Louis-Jack just won the best newcomer award and a screening in Tokyo at the Japan Media Arts festival for his film Gill and Gill. 

Let's start off December with something Christmassy... Gary Salter just shot this new campaign for B&Q.

As part of his long-term charity work with the Born Free Foundation, a very proud George Logan unveiled a new watering hole, constructed at Ensessakotteh in Ethiopia.

Eugenio Franchi was brought back down to size shooting these new ads for parcel company - Doddle.

Salvador is a cat and a half, quite literally. Maine Coons are one of the largest domesticated cats. We're so pleased he came to visit us in the office.

Here's a new set of images from James Bowden, from his latest trip to Iceland.

Lots more adventure filled work over in James' gallery - here. 

The stills picture above comes from a new moving image project by Alan Mahon. Alan has a particular style of shooting stills and we were fascinated to see this deftly transferred into the moving image. See the film - here

Morten Borgestad just shot these cute portraits for Norwegian yoghurt brand - Biola, to illustrate their new mini-yoghurt drinks.

See more humour-fueled campaigns over in Morten's folio. 

Wilson Hennessy visited the Frankfurt Car Show to photograph this prototype Bugatti for Top Gear Magazine. The car is a special edition model; created specifically for the release of the latest Gran Turismo game for PlayStation. 

Nick Dolding jinxed the England team this weekend at Twickenham, by pulling out this ad that he shot for Emirates for the Rugby World Cup. 

It doesn't look like we'll be 'bringing rugby home' just yet, but we'll keep our fingers crossed.

More of Nick's work can be seen here.

The boys at Additive CGI were so excited when they were asked to create a digital city to celebrate Avianca in Brazil joining Star Alliance.

With the Rugby World Cup just around the corner, our Gary Salter had the privilege of shooting the one and only Jonny Wilkinson for ITV's campaign of their 2015 coverage.

Come on England!!