James Page

Video Producer

James is a video producer for Campaign. Prior to this, he worked as a video journalist covering news in South Atlantic nations. 

Contact him here: j.page@haymarket.com 

AMV BBDO and Outside Project tackle LGBTIQ+ homelessness with 'Coming Out Kit'

Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO has collaborated with the charity The Outside Project to highlight the struggles many individuals face after coming out.

How Pilgrims Choice turned cheese lovers' weird dreams into fantastical advertising

The cheese brand owned by Ornua Foods is making its customers' dreams a reality with its latest ad campaign.

Warner Bros creates Justice League experience at Madame Tussauds Orlando

Warner Bros, the entertainment company, has collaborated with Madame Tussauds to bring its Justice League film to life.

How Ted Baker is creating deeper connections through experiences

Ted Baker, the fashion retailer, is using a longer-term experience to connect with consumers on a "deeper level".

Pick of the week: Mariah Carey is the 'hero' of Hostelworld's new ad

James Page can clearly see why the travel website said "We belong together" to the superstar diva.

Why Benefit took to the skies for extreme brow treatments

Benefit, the cosmetics brand, aimed to create a "memorable experience that is inherent to our DNA" with a sky-high activation in London yesterday.

How the Creative Mentor Network is helping advertising's diversity problem

The organisation visits Havas and other agencies to train creatives to become mentors for college students from diverse backgrounds.

Harper's Bazaar creates hub to celebrate women in the literary world

Harper's Bazaar, the Hearst Magazines title, is giving readers the chance to meet acclaimed female authors, publishers and agents.

L'Occitane hits US roads with beauty truck

L'Occitane, the beauty brand, has taken inspiration from food trucks to reach new customers as it begins a tour of North America.

Why CALM installed suicide statues on the top of ITV Tower

The use of non-traditional advertising has helped CALM gather more than 156,000 signatures for a petition to push for ministerial responsibility for suicide prevention.

Wickes brand chief on life with Christian O'Connell

The DIY brand reflects on its six-year partnership with Absolute Radio.

Turkey of the week: Bud Light's 'Dilly dilly' catchphrase falls flat this side of the pond

James Page is going to stick with saying 'cheers' after watching Bud Light's new campaign.

Why Deliveroo created an edible billboard of burgers

The food delivery service installed a billboard made up from 2,000 burgers to "interact with more consumers".

Penguin seeks place as 'megaphone' for marginalised groups

Penguin is using a pop-up bookshop, featuring only titles written by female authors, as a "megaphone" for voices from marginalised groups.

Accenture showcases disruptive technology at Mobile World Congress

Mike Sutcliff, the group chief executive of Accenture Digital, explains why marketeers are interested in interactive technology.

How Ancestry made audiences reconsider their own Britishness

Droga5 London explains how the genealogy company's Brexit themed ad isn't a "conversation you've already heard".

How War Child is competing against big brands with a character-based ad

Campaign talked to War Child and Raw London about creating the charity's "Escape robot" film.

Unilever's Dollar Shave Club uses British sense of humour to target UK audience

Dollar Shave Club, the Unilever-owned men's grooming subscription service, is using British humour to target men in the UK.

How Cadbury is using a pop-up shop to show kindness to Brits

Cadbury is using its purple newsagent to "give generosity back to the real people of Britain".

Direct Line turns to augmented reality for 'Emergency plumber' campaign

The insurance brand is targeting commuters at King's Cross with its "Emergency plumber" campaign.