josh bryer - copywriter

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KINDRED - be part of an upcoming Sci-Fi short from Australia
- 2 May 2012
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This guy I know called Josh is collaborating on a short Sci-Fi film called 'KINDRED'.

He’s relying on crowd-sourced funding to make it happen...

So please check out the short blurb & vid on Indiegogo:

http://igg.me/p/61514

Kindly donate ;-)

And please also share it with your friends: Like It, Tweet it, G+.

Anything helps!

All the tools are there. Get perks, make a contribution, or simply follow updates.

If enough of us get behind it, we can make 'KINDRED' happen.

Appreciate your help – be it a small donation or simply spreading the word.

REMEMBER - ANY DONATION GETS YOU TICKETS TO THE PREMIERE AND MORE!

Thanks!
Ping-Pong by Noise: The All-Rounder.
- 30 Mar 2012
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M&C Saatchi/Mark’s ‘Ping-Pong by Noise’ has now won in all 4 of the 4 shows it’s been judged in so far.

It's also won for every aspect of the piece:
- SOUND DESIGN (BRONZE at LIA)
- SELF-PROMOTION (BRONZE at ADMA)
- MOBILE APP (SILVER at CAPLES)
- DIRECT MAIL (BRONZE at AWARD)
It’s rare that a piece is recognised this comprehensively. Good things are expected for more Silvery and possibly even Golden stuff at Cannes, OneShow and D&AD.
CREDITS:
Copywriter: Josh Bryer
Art Directors: Alex Booker, Salvatore Gullifa
Digital Art Director: Ben Huxter
Executive Creative Director: Gavin McLeod
Creative Director: Hamish Stewart
Producer: Josh Bryer
Director: Dean Tirkot
Editor: Alex Booker
PR Manager: Laura Clarke
Sound: Noise International
Sound Engineer: Kathleen Burrows
Creative Director, Audio Production: Bruce Heald
Exec. Producer Audio Production: Dan Higson
Developers: Doobalah
Print Producer: Josephine Panetta
NEWSFLASH
- 30 Mar 2012
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Ping-Pong by Noise wins BRONZE at AWARD for Dimensional DIRECT MAIL.
NEWSFLASH
- 24 Mar 2012
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Ping-Pong by Noise wins SILVER in MOBILE APPS at CAPLES.
CINEMA - OPTUS 'LION'
- 14 Dec 2011
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MEDIA: 30 sec Cinema

CLIENT: Optus (who've always used animals in their ads)

BRIEF: Please switch your mobile to silent

IDEA: There are some places your mobile doesn't belong

(download)

Click here to download:
LION_30_sec.mp4 (4.73 MB)
Google Voice Search *3.57 MILLION VIEWS*
- 1 Dec 2011
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http://www.campaignbrief.com/2011/12/how-google-voice-search-passed.html
NEWSFLASH
- 24 Nov 2011
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Ping-Pong by Noise has picked up an BRONZE in SELF-PROMOTION at ADMA.

[effectiveness had no golds and 3 silvers in total across all agencies]
NEWSFLASH
- 22 Nov 2011
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Ping-Pong by Noise has been nominated for 2 Caples finalists, in:

- Dimensional Mail over $5

- Mobile Apps
NEWSFLASH
- 18 Nov 2011
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'Ping-Pong by Noise' wins BRONZE at LIA.

It was 1 of only 3 sound design finalists worldwide, and Australia's only finalist.

Bronze was the highest metal awarded.

http://www.campaignbrief.com/2011/11/post-70.html
Google Voice Search *AMAZING NUMBERS*
- 11 Nov 2011
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Google Voice Search - acoustic experiments:

- 10 days from launch, views passed 1 million

- 15 days from launch: 2 million {twice as fast for the 2nd million}

- #1 most viewed YouTube channel in Australia

- 21 days in: 3 million

- And still #1:

- Numbers peaked at over 3.5 millon:
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Bio:
Josh Bryer has been professionally employed as a writer since 1997 (15 years). He began his career at Ogilvy Cape Town, where he worked across a variety of blue chip accounts. In addition to concept and copy, his responsibilities included creative client liaison, where strong presentation skills were a prerequisite, and have become one of his areas of expertise.
Josh’s equal passion for creativity and results has garnered him many awards, including a D&A In-Book, 2 One Show Merit awards and a coveted Cannes Gold Lion.
After 5 years at Ogvily Cape Town he moved below-the-line, to experience direct marketing, at Ogilvy One Dublin. During his tenure there, he worked across a multitude of big brands including Amex and Ford and graduated to Senior Writer.
Since moving to Australia in 2001, Josh has been a Senior Writer at Lavender, Loud, JWT/rmg:connect and now M&C Saatchi Sydney. After just a year at M&C, he was promoted to Creative Group Head on a large piece of Optus business - managing the work through-the-line across M&C & Mark (the Digital wing) for existing Optus customers.
He now specialises in both Direct and Digital, where he also applies his Mainstream background and skills to multi-media integrated campaigns.
The awards have continued to flow for creativity and effectiveness alike, including a 2008 D&AD In-Book, 2 silvers and 2 bronzes at the 2009 ADMA awards, 2 bronzes at the 2010 Effies (effectiveness awards), and another 3 bronzes and 1 silver at ADMA 2010.
In 2010 a radio spot he wrote that was one of just 19 pieces chosen from 650 to represent the best work worldwide since Directory began in 2007.
His latest haul of awards (2011) comes from 'Ping-Pong by Noise' which has picked up 3 bronzes and 1 silver in 4 shows so far, and in 4 separate categories: DM, mobile apps, sound and self-promotion.
Education:
BA English, University of Cape Town; Ogilvy Red & Yellow School Copywriting Diploma
Experience (Australia):
AMEX, Westpac, HSBC, Telstra, Vodafone, Optus, Woolworths, Medibank Private, Volkswagen, Ford, Audi, P&G, Reckitt Benckiser, Foxtel, Samsung, Westfield, Myer
(and others)

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