Here is the tribute video created for the Scottish Advertising Awards which awarded Simon Mallinson, producer and founder of MTP a services to advertising awards.
In the video, several creative directors including Don Smith, Gareth Howells, Zane Radcliffe, David Aylesbury, Michael Hart, Kevin Bird, Angus Walker and David Isaac alongside Les Watt, head of TV at The Leith Agency and Jonathan Shinton from Newhaven pay tribute to Mallinson and his service to Scottish advertising over the past two decades.
The interviews and montage were edited by Christopher Quinn at MTP.
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Les Watt is now slim and everyone else has got fat. How odd.
Geordies everywhere!!!
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I was always fat
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If this was a showreel from a single agency, it would be one hell of an agency.
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You've edited this again!!! what happened to right of reply?
Looks like The Drum are only allowing positive comments on this story - anything negative or critical seems to get removed within minutes. Is this a new policy or is it just one rule for Simon Mallinson and another for Rob Morrice...?
Would anyone like me me list some of the "services" provided...?
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Actually what happened is someone anonymous posted saying they reckoned that it was the client's money that paid for the aforementioned visit to the colombe d'or.
I replied rather vehemently comparing the anonymous poster to the part of our anatomy upon which we sit.
this was deleted as was original poster's comment.
There Richard - all done without a sweary word in sight.
By the way, good on you simon.
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He is a God. But an interventionist God. I love Simon to death and it is fair to say I've had more fights with him than anyone else in advertising. Keep up the good work big man
Luv
big man.
ehhhh, Will... don't you think your reaction was rather niaive (to say the least)? Who else could be paying for it?
Wow...it's like a old style gentlemans club; overweight, white, middle aged blokes... Well done old boy - what a diverse industry we work in.
p.s. I would love to go to The Colombe D' Or; how does one go about getting invited by Simon?
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Mr Anonymous Wed 14 Oct 2009 23:07,
Do I know you? Hope not.
Yes Will, I'm afraid you do know me; sorry. But, on the plus side, if it's any consolation, I really don't like you.
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