Lions Festivals, the organiser has appointed global brand experience agency Jack Morton Worldwide to create the opening film and all other moving image content for its eurobest Festival of European Creativity. The festival is taking place in Antwerp, 1-3 December 2015 and Jack Morton designed and animated the festival’s opening film, which drew on this year’s theme of ‘makers and breakers’– a celebration of those who are experimenting and inventing. Jack Morton is also creating the content for a video wall within the venue and 18 unique animated stings to introduce each award category during the Awards Show which closes the festival. Adam Norris (pictured), senior creative director, SVP, Moving Image, Jack Morton Worldwide said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Lions Festivals again. eurobest is one of the top European creative festivals and we are thrilled to be creating film content for its participants who are amongst the brightest young creative talent in Europe.” Jack Morton will also be speaking at the eurobest this year: SVP, creative strategy director, Tim Leighton, will present a forum alongside Ericsson’s head of event management, Cecilia Dahlström.
Camera, lights, action for Jack Morton at Lions Festivals' eurobest
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