M+C SAATCHI UK

@mcsaatchiuk

Creators and curators of Cultural Power
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Noticed your Easter eggs getting smaller? Prices going up? Chocolate tasting worse? Introducing the Climate Crunch petroleum flavoured egg. Created in partnership with @climatebasecamp for their Save The Flavors campaign, the campaign highlights the fact that cocoa grows in a fragile belt around the equator, making it highly vulnerable to the volatile conditions of a warming planet. This edible, but absolutely disgusting egg serves as a stark reminder that, unless we act now, climate change will come for the things we love. Think this leaves a bad taste in your mouth? It should. Tag a brand you love and ask: will you help us save the climate to help us save the flavours? #SaveTheFlavors #ClimateBasecamp #PetrolEgg
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1 month ago
Noticed your Easter eggs getting smaller? Prices going up? Chocolate tasting worse? Introducing the Climate Crunch petroleum flavoured egg. Created in partnership with @climatebasecamp for their Save The Flavors campaign, the campaign highlights the fact that cocoa grows in a fragile belt around the equator, making it highly vulnerable to the volatile conditions of a warming planet. This edible, but absolutely disgusting egg serves as a stark reminder that, unless we act now, climate change will come for the things we love. Think this leaves a bad taste in your mouth? It should. Tag a brand you love and ask: will you help us save the climate to help us save the flavours? #SaveTheFlavors #ClimateBasecamp #PetrolEgg
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1 month ago
Noticed your Easter eggs getting smaller? Prices going up? Chocolate tasting worse? Introducing the Climate Crunch petroleum flavoured egg. Created in partnership with @climatebasecamp for their Save The Flavors campaign, the campaign highlights the fact that cocoa grows in a fragile belt around the equator, making it highly vulnerable to the volatile conditions of a warming planet. This edible, but absolutely disgusting egg serves as a stark reminder that, unless we act now, climate change will come for the things we love. Think this leaves a bad taste in your mouth? It should. Tag a brand you love and ask: will you help us save the climate to help us save the flavours? #SaveTheFlavors #ClimateBasecamp #PetrolEgg
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1 month ago
Amazing to see M+C Saatchi Consulting win GOLD at the @indigoawards ! 🏆 Picking up the gong in the Branding - Graphic Design category for the @checkatrade rebrand, the work reimagined the brand for a digital-first future, creating a brighter, bolder identity. Congratulations to the whole M+C Saatchi Consulting team 🎉
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1 month ago
Amazing to see M+C Saatchi Consulting win GOLD at the @indigoawards ! 🏆 Picking up the gong in the Branding - Graphic Design category for the @checkatrade rebrand, the work reimagined the brand for a digital-first future, creating a brighter, bolder identity. Congratulations to the whole M+C Saatchi Consulting team 🎉
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1 month ago
Amazing to see M+C Saatchi Consulting win GOLD at the @indigoawards ! 🏆 Picking up the gong in the Branding - Graphic Design category for the @checkatrade rebrand, the work reimagined the brand for a digital-first future, creating a brighter, bolder identity. Congratulations to the whole M+C Saatchi Consulting team 🎉
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1 month ago
Your camera roll is costing the planet. Those screenshots you never got round to deleting. Duplicates of the cute puppy on the tube. Pocket pics. 100 of these, and a couple of videos, equates to the same CO2 production from a 1km drive by car. So today, on Digital Clean Up Day, we've launched #NotOnMyPhone, a global movement encouraging people to delete rubbish photos from their phones and reduce the hidden carbon footprint of digital storage. In the UK, the average person takes about five digital photos per day - and across the population, this generates over 800,000 tonnes of carbon annually, comparable to flying from London to New York nearly a million times. That’s why we’ve partnered with @bauermediaoutdooruk to turn the messy reality of our camera rolls into bold, high-impact outdoor work to encourage people to clean up their carbon cloud. We’ve done our clear-out, it took just 30 minutes. Now it’s your turn. How many rubbish photos will you delete? #NotOnMyPhone #digitalcleanupday2026 @worldcleanupday.uk
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1 month ago
Your camera roll is costing the planet. Those screenshots you never got round to deleting. Duplicates of the cute puppy on the tube. Pocket pics. 100 of these, and a couple of videos, equates to the same CO2 production from a 1km drive by car. So today, on Digital Clean Up Day, we've launched #NotOnMyPhone, a global movement encouraging people to delete rubbish photos from their phones and reduce the hidden carbon footprint of digital storage. In the UK, the average person takes about five digital photos per day - and across the population, this generates over 800,000 tonnes of carbon annually, comparable to flying from London to New York nearly a million times. That’s why we’ve partnered with @bauermediaoutdooruk to turn the messy reality of our camera rolls into bold, high-impact outdoor work to encourage people to clean up their carbon cloud. We’ve done our clear-out, it took just 30 minutes. Now it’s your turn. How many rubbish photos will you delete? #NotOnMyPhone #digitalcleanupday2026 @worldcleanupday.uk
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1 month ago
Your camera roll is costing the planet. Those screenshots you never got round to deleting. Duplicates of the cute puppy on the tube. Pocket pics. 100 of these, and a couple of videos, equates to the same CO2 production from a 1km drive by car. So today, on Digital Clean Up Day, we've launched #NotOnMyPhone, a global movement encouraging people to delete rubbish photos from their phones and reduce the hidden carbon footprint of digital storage. In the UK, the average person takes about five digital photos per day - and across the population, this generates over 800,000 tonnes of carbon annually, comparable to flying from London to New York nearly a million times. That’s why we’ve partnered with @bauermediaoutdooruk to turn the messy reality of our camera rolls into bold, high-impact outdoor work to encourage people to clean up their carbon cloud. We’ve done our clear-out, it took just 30 minutes. Now it’s your turn. How many rubbish photos will you delete? #NotOnMyPhone #digitalcleanupday2026 @worldcleanupday.uk
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1 month ago
It’s rare that culture hands a brand the perfect moment. It’s even rarer that the brand jumps on it in time. When a gothic period drama unexpectedly turned eggs into an unlikely symbol of internet yearning, our senior creative Billie Gurr spotted an opportunity for Eggslut to enter the conversation. The result is #EggYearning - a social-first campaign that channels all that brooding romance into a series of cinematic breakfast scenes, where the true object of desire is, of course, eggs. Proactively conceived by Gurr and brought to life by the team at M+C Saatchi in just four days, the campaign is proof that when culture moves, brands should too. Huge thanks to the team at @eggslutuk , our production partners and the crew at M+C Saatchi who helped make this happen. Producer Matt O’Neill Client Lead Ru Foy Photographer Andy Hoang Graphic Designer Lucy Morrison DOP Brian Lim GAFFER James Donovan Editor Carina Ektae Colourist Thierry Phung Retouching Anh Le Runner Brand O’Neill Music/Sound Little Things Studio Sound Designer Vika Vinnikova
20 1
1 month ago
It’s rare that culture hands a brand the perfect moment. It’s even rarer that the brand jumps on it in time. When a gothic period drama unexpectedly turned eggs into an unlikely symbol of internet yearning, our senior creative Billie Gurr spotted an opportunity for Eggslut to enter the conversation. The result is #EggYearning - a social-first campaign that channels all that brooding romance into a series of cinematic breakfast scenes, where the true object of desire is, of course, eggs. Proactively conceived by Gurr and brought to life by the team at M+C Saatchi in just four days, the campaign is proof that when culture moves, brands should too. Huge thanks to the team at @eggslutuk , our production partners and the crew at M+C Saatchi who helped make this happen. Producer Matt O’Neill Client Lead Ru Foy Photographer Andy Hoang Graphic Designer Lucy Morrison DOP Brian Lim GAFFER James Donovan Editor Carina Ektae Colourist Thierry Phung Retouching Anh Le Runner Brand O’Neill Music/Sound Little Things Studio Sound Designer Vika Vinnikova
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1 month ago
It’s rare that culture hands a brand the perfect moment. It’s even rarer that the brand jumps on it in time. When a gothic period drama unexpectedly turned eggs into an unlikely symbol of internet yearning, our senior creative Billie Gurr spotted an opportunity for Eggslut to enter the conversation. The result is #EggYearning - a social-first campaign that channels all that brooding romance into a series of cinematic breakfast scenes, where the true object of desire is, of course, eggs. Proactively conceived by Gurr and brought to life by the team at M+C Saatchi in just four days, the campaign is proof that when culture moves, brands should too. Huge thanks to the team at @eggslutuk , our production partners and the crew at M+C Saatchi who helped make this happen. Producer Matt O’Neill Client Lead Ru Foy Photographer Andy Hoang Graphic Designer Lucy Morrison DOP Brian Lim GAFFER James Donovan Editor Carina Ektae Colourist Thierry Phung Retouching Anh Le Runner Brand O’Neill Music/Sound Little Things Studio Sound Designer Vika Vinnikova
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1 month ago