Our Work

In 2012 BiG! partnered with an MMA event company to create a new brand “Ultimate Knock Out” The aim with UKO was simple build a solid brand around great events and entertainment with the fastest growing sport in the UK Cage Fighting.

We are only a at phase one but the main branding, website and visuals have all been completed and we are looking at putting on the first event in June. The strategy is create a unique event that will combine the world of MMA with music, fashion, dancers & DJs bringing you the ultimate live experience. Keep posted on BIG! to get all the latest news and also for your chance to win tickets to the launch event in June!

The internets is a very strange and beguiling place, where things like Cher Lloyd, a man orgasiming over double rainbows and the real life problems of super mario all exist. Are aim is to help you circumnavigate the oddities and help showcase the true beacons of internet innovation.

Freddie Wong is one such being, he describes what he does as “Just some cool dudes making sweet vids with rad FX!” (humble bastard) with his love of gunplay, ticking funny bones and effects savy he now has one of the most watched channels on YouTube

Take a gander at his Light Warfare video below

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Theres Angry birds, and then there’s Real-ly angry birds.

For this fantastic Ad Saatchi & Saatchi U.K. teamed up with Rovio to bring its mobile game to Real Life.

To figure out how this would play out on such a large, and real scale, the agency enlisted director Greg Brunkalla of Legs along with Rokkit–the shop’s rep in the U.K., to tackle the production. While comlicated outdoor stunts are familiar territory for Legs–the company also worked on Mother N.Y.’s Target Kaleidoscopic Fashion Spectacular–translating the game’s dynamics to supersized, tangible props posed some very unique challenges.

Another note, the colours are staggering, and its all very well shot. It almost captures a bit of the iPhone’s retina display, for real.