Next we have the latest edition of NOIZE, the Northern Ireland Office staff magazine…

And finally, on a not-quite work related note, Our very own Mark M has finally had his first photographs exhibited alongside his camera class in Struddle Café in Groomsport. For anyone wanting to see Mark’s work it will be on show til 07 June. Marks’ theme… Lough Erne of course! Oh and they do a great all day fry too!

Mark C

Enjoy!

Mark C

First up, here’s a (very) brief overview of the enormous amount of work undertaken recently by Kerrie Bingham, aided and abetted by Mark Kelso and Laura McAleer, for the new Neill’s Hill Brasserie, formerly Aldens, and officially East Belfast’s hottest new eaterie…

Sticking with Kerrie, here’s her latest for National Museums Northern Ireland – a really stunning wedding hire brochure…

On to Kirsty now, and here’s her latest edition of ‘Spreadsheet’, the magazine of the Ulster Chartered Accountants Society…

And next up, it’s Kirsty’s latest edition of ‘Policing Matters’ for the Northern ireland Policing Board…

And finally, Here’s Kirsty’s latest for Northern Bank…

Moving on to Laura, here’s her latest for Co-Operation Ireland’s MaraCycle Challenge…

And here’s her impressive iPad-inspired yearbook for Sullivan Upper School…

Pretty cool stuff. Lastly, we say hello to a whole heap of excellent new work by Lynsay for the Grand Opera House Belfast, starting with the new season programme…

Sticking with Lynsay and the Opera House, here’s her latest promo for Cara Dillon…

Followed by the Opera House’s new Dance Season programme…

I think that’s enough Opera House for now. Here’s a fun one – a little direct mail promo piece for NMNI that Lynsay dreamt up in her free time (not that she get’s much of that)…

How cool is that?!? Right, moving on. Here’s Lynsay’s latest opus for Carrickfergus Borough Council – Compass Magazine…

And last but not least, here’s Lynsay’s latest ‘What’s On’ guide for Carrick (with front cover illustration courtesy of Kerrie, according to my notes)…

That’s a lot of print! Who says print’s dead, eh?

There you go. Now clear off and have a weekend.

Mark C

Motion Graphics Intern (Closing Date: 14th May 2012)

Whitenoise are offering an internship position for three months with the potential of extension for the right candidate.
This is an unpaid placement but travel and any other business-related expenses will be covered.

Benefits Include:

• Highly educational experience working with the best on real-world projects
• A chance to develop your presentation and interpersonal skills
• Enhanced career prospects through a ‘live work’ portfolio
• Learn industry standard tools and processes
• Develop key animation concepts
• Great studio environment and top of the range equipment

Whitenoise offer a mutually beneficial synergy between talented interns and a highly creative studio, therefore candidates require the following skills:

• Familiarity with Adobe After Effects is essential
• Experience of using Final Cut Pro/Adobe Premiere, editing video and sound is essential
• Knowledge of a 3D program e.g Maya or Cinema 4d would be highly beneficial
• Ability to creatively use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator required

Your next steps:
Send your showreel (physical media or web links) to:

Ryan Kane
Head of Digital Media
Whitenoise
The Ideas Factory
Portside Business Park
Airport Road West
Belfast BT3 9ED

or by email to:
ryankane@whitenoisestudios.com 

Currently you can’t move in Belfast for promotions on either the Titanic or the 2012 Olympic Games Cultural Olympiad, and here’s the latest contribution from Whitenoise on the latter, courtesy of Nic…

Sticking with Olympiad activities, here’s Nic’s branding for the NEST exhibition…

Staying with Nic, here’s his branding for long-time Whitenoise Client Clear Pharmacy’s new venture, Clear Dental…

Next up, here’s Nic’s window graphics for the Probation Board for Northern Ireland’s head offices in Belfast…

And finally from Nic, here’s his latest edition of Expresslines, Translink’ staff magazine…

And his Translink Corporate Social Responsibility Report…

And that’s it for this one. More to follow, so keep checking back.

Mark C

Staying with Kerrie, here’s a couple of new promotional pieces for the Survitec Group (and watch out for some upcoming rebranding work for this client)…

Moving on to Kirsty now, we have her work for BBC NI’s Farm Week Live…

It’s Laura now, with some recent advertising for Co-Operation Ireland…

And here’s some of her work for the Grand Opera House Belfast…

Here’s her branding and advertising for the Local Billboard Company, a new offshoot of long-time Whitenoise collaborator the Black Cab Company… 

And to finish off with Laura, here’s a couple of promotional Items for National Museums Northern Ireland…

Finally for this post, we end on Lynsay, and start off with this impressive new strategy document for the Belfast Holylands…

Next up, here’s Lynsay’s latest communications work for the Probation Board for Northern Ireland…

And finally, rarely a week goes by without the Grand Opera House Belfast appearing on Lynsay’s screen at some point – here’s her latest…

That’s it for now. Keep checking back for more from The Ideas Factory.

Mark C

Simply follow the link to the Awards website, and get voting for all our lovely work, including:

Whitenoise – BOOK 7: DECADE
Translink – EXPRESSLINES magazine
Iceberg project – BRAND IDENTITY
Grand Opera House Belfast – MARKETING LITERATURE
Translink – ANNUAL REPORT & ACCOUNTS
Audiences NI – WHERE’S YOUR AUDIENCE 2012

Click here to vote for us now!

And here’s her new brochure for the Survitec Group…

Next up we have Kirsty’s new promo work for the new Grand Opera House Belfast season programme, applied across web, print, environmental branding and advertising…

Now here’s a really nice one – Laura’s invote to NMNI’s ‘Titanica’ exhibition at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum…

Over to Lynsay now. She’s been kept pretty busy recently with Grand Opera House Belfast too, with their new season programme…

and their new Educational Programme brochure…

That’s it for now. There’ll be more to follow, so keep checking back…

Mark C

Eagle-eyed followers of this blog will remember from a couple of posts back I hinted at two pretty huge projects that we’d just started on but weren’t at liberty to then discuss. I can now confirm details on one of them – Whitenoise is delighted to announce that we have been contracted to deliver A corporate identity and branding for the new Desertcreat Joint Public Service College. Originally planned as Cookstown PSNI training College, the learning institution has been enlarged in its scope and remit to now include PSNI, Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service and the Northern Ireland Prison Service.

This £multi-million project will deliver state of the art training facilities and will officially open in 2015, but Whitenoise are starting our engines and working closely with the client to unveil the new college identity later this year. For now, to find out more about the College, visit the client’s website here.

After a lengthy research and consultation process Perkins + Will, the principal planners and architects of the project, made the decision to appoint Whitenoise based on our credentials, expertise and understanding of both the scope and nature of the project and the three services which will form its teaching and student body.

Keep checking back in the coming months for more news on this very exciting project.

Mark C

First up, here’s Lynsay’s programme for the World Police & Fire Games, hosted here in Belfast for 2013…

Sticking with Lynsay, here’s her latest work for Carrickfergus Borough Council…

And her new ‘What’s On’ guide for National Museums Northern Ireland…

Moving on to Laura, here’s some more Titanica work for NMNI…

And here’s Kirsty’s latest outdoor recruit campaign for Allstate…

Next up, here’s a lovely little events programme for the Dickens Society by Steven…

Meanwhile, Kerrie has been kept busy on the new ad campaign for BBC Sports NI…

And the branding for ‘A Night in November’, Marie Jone’s new play at the Grand Opera House Belfast…

And finally, here’s her promotional work for the NMNI ‘Street Art’ exhibition…

And finally, check out Matt’s website for the Irish Congress of Trade Union’s ‘Youth Connect’ programme (click the image to go to the site)…

Well that’s it for now folks. As usual, keep checking back for more on a regular basis…

Mark C