shots issue 119

Change is afoot as we take a look at South Africa and how some of its most creative residents are altering the landscape of the country.

There’s Ravi Naidoo, founder of Design Indaba, South Africa’s premier creative event that not only treats creativity and design as an art form but as a means for political and social change.

Creatives from TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris Johannesburg discuss their multi-award winning campaign for The Zimbabwean newspaper which highlighted the injustices and hardships suffered by the Zimbabwean people.

Wicked Pixels’ Craig Wessels talks about the changes going on within both his company and South Africa as a whole, while cover star Jason Masters relays his thoughts and fears about a complete change of career.

Elsewhere in this issue it’s the usual mix of creative thinking inspirational inight: Director Keith Schofield hits all the right notes as he reveals his passion for music videos.

Boots the chemist goes under the microscope as we look at how a 160-year-old pharmacy altered its image from a staid drug store to a thrusting health and beauty emporium.

Damon Collins, executive creative director at RCKR/Y&R London, discusses karate, peanut butter cups and having no shame. Plus, we delve into the recent trend of crowdsourcing and find out what really makes the mob rule.

Of course, the DVD also packs the usual punch of creative highs from across the globe in the shape of commercials, idents, short films, new directors and, obviously, music videos.

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