Dirty’s Youth Hymns have been making things ‘Twice The Nice’ with this vibrant campaign for Dutch bank Spark7, aimed at making the younger generation look at internet banking in a very different way.

A year on from “Mean Tweets”, director Richard Pengelley returns to direct the follow-up campaign “Keen Tweets”, with just as much honesty and bravery as before. With the last outing scooping Marketing Week’s “Campaign of the Year”, this outing picked up where that one left off (this time with slightly friendlier appraisal).

“A mate doesn’t let a mate drink drive”. That’s the message from The Department for Transport and their latest Think! campaign by Youth Hymns and Dirty Films, with VMLY&R London.

Dirty Films and Youth Hymns were commissioned by the Department for Transport and VMLY&R to create a new set of mobile and social films for the latest online THINK! campaign.

Safer Drug for Alzheimer’s is an animated short film, directed by Amitay Leopold through Dirty Films; providing a short introduction to some of the problems associated with treatments for agitation and psychosis in dementia.

Youth Hymns have created the latest EP cover artwork for musician Alice Longyu Gao and her tracks RICH BITCH JUICE and DUMB BITCH JUICE, produced by Dylan Brady of 100 gecs. 

Christopher Hill is back with a series of oh so relatable ads, capturing those irritating situations that life just throws at you to make things that little bit more difficult.

“Figure 3” is the third instalment in “Figures”, a new series of portrait films by artist and filmmaker Bertil Nilsson.

From Mean Tweets to award nominations! We are excited to announce our campaign for Carlsberg has been shortlisted for the 2019 Epica Awards.