On The Move in the Caribbean
Onboard and on-shore storytelling captured by a light, travelling DSLR crew.
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Onboard and on-shore storytelling captured by a light, travelling DSLR crew.
The Voyager yacht experience in Cartagena, made for online channels.
Guinness Street Football with ESPN Caribbean, a regional TV spot.
A web series filmed on board the Johnnie Walker Voyager.
The extended cut of the Street Football Challenge commercial.
Vocational training that opens doors to careers for underserved communities.
A global responsible-drinking campaign fronted by the two-time F1 champion.
Title sequence for an original Trikaya series.
Erik Lorincz sets out across the world celebrating, experiencing and hearing about the tales behind the cocktail and spirits industry.
A throwback to the former glory of household distilleries, Sipsmith in London is a small production with a big twist. The modest blue doors of the establishment don’t boast what’s behind them, but upon entering, you’re immediately struck with a class and elegance that wouldn’t be found in a more modern outfit. Sipsmith’s goal is to be unique, and with a dash of lavender or a pinch of cinnamon, they create gins and vodkas that would command the respect of any Bond to pass through their shop.
The Negroni, mixed with ice and poured over a slice of orange, isn’t as easy to perfect as it sounds, but Robicquet is no quitter. His signature blend of vermouth not only sets the bar for the negroni, but invites doubters to pull up a stool and see for themselves.
The hippest bars and restaurants today pluck their character from refurbished buildings or updated warehouses with a history, but as Patrick 'Paddy' Renouf, founder of Serendipity by Renouf, puts it “the cool places to hang out used to be the hotels”. Sitting in the bar of London’s The Edition UK, we’re inclined to believe him.
Pop art comes alive during Art Basel in Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens.