MOREVER MOREVER is an independent creative agency for charities and changemakers. Strategy, Creative Communications and Production

We deliver captivating and powerful stories through film, animation, photography and interactive experiences.

Happy New Year! We're back, we're refreshed and here's what we're looking forward to in 2025:~ Flexing our creative musc...
02/01/2025

Happy New Year! We're back, we're refreshed and here's what we're looking forward to in 2025:

~ Flexing our creative muscle to deliver eye-catching campaigns for even MORE charities & changemakers.

~ Building stronger and deeper relationships with our incredible agency partners.

~ Reinforcing, expanding and supporting our communities through our MOREVER Meetups (join us at the Spring event on March 20th?) and sharing the insights of female, non-profit organisation CEOs in our Podcast, Leading Lights....the next episode will be available from Monday 6th January, and it's a brilliant one!

~ EVER evolving our work so that we continue to offer ground-breaking ways for our clients to cut through noise and build connection with audiences.

We've got some fascinating projects teed up for 2025 - we can't wait to share them with you!

What are you excited for in 2025? We'd love to hear...

Ready to talk about an upcoming project?
Our DMs are open! Or, email: [email protected]

A genuine ‘White Christmas’ isn’t on the cards for Brighton this year.So, here’s our gift to you - a pink Christmas!Our ...
20/12/2024

A genuine ‘White Christmas’ isn’t on the cards for Brighton this year.

So, here’s our gift to you - a pink Christmas!

Our talented associate took the original image using infrared photography to capture wavelengths of light that aren’t visible to the human eye. Dan Mellor added the Christmas sparkle.

Our tenth year in business has been a cracker! A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful clients for entrusting their stories to us. It’s a privilege to create campaigns for such incredible organisations.

We wish you a wonderful, relaxing and festive Christmas and a fantastic 2025, from all the team at MOREVER!

18/12/2024

We’re really proud to share ‘Requesting Backup’, the hero film of a fully-integrated brand campaign for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity.

Our mission was to connect with SSAFA’s audiences on an emotional level, communicate the breadth of the charity’s services to potential partners, and raise awareness.

We cast the talented Alex Crockford Fitness as our central character. From his perspective, we experience the realities of military life — both in service and after.

We shot the film on a single stage, transforming it into the worlds our protagonist inhabits. By keeping him in the same space of each frame and through the use of minimal props and subtle staging, the scenes shift seamlessly — allowing the audience to focus on the emotional weight of his journey.

The film is being shown on the charity’s channels and tested in a handful of regions on railway platforms, radio stations and multiple digital spots, with a view to being rolled out nationally.

To learn more visit: https://morever.co.uk/portfolio/requesting-backup/

To support the charity visit: https://www.ssafa.org.uk/

Credits:

Creative Director and Scriptwriter – Dan Mellor
Senior Producer – Tom Windsor
Design Director – Mark Allin
Runner – Gabs Morrissey
DoP – Ben Liddell
Camera – Sam Cordell
Editor – Vasil Dzhagalov
Edit support – Kazz Thompson and Dan Mellor
Hair and make-up – Annelie Byström-Turner
Actors – Alex Crockford, Catherine Douglas-Holm, David Abecassis, Eric Abecassis, Wendy Simeon, Chris Agha

Ever wondered what agencies think of each other's work? Here's your chance to find out! Our Creative Director, Dan Mello...
16/12/2024

Ever wondered what agencies think of each other's work?

Here's your chance to find out!

Our Creative Director, Dan Mellor and Marketing Manager, Pip Evan-Cook sat down to review some of this year's crop of Christmas campaigns.

Check out the link below to learn what we loved about these campaigns, what we would have done differently, which ad we gave the most Christmas stars, and which got a frosty reception...

https://morever.co.uk/christmas-adverts-24/

Our third launch episode of Leading Lights features Dr Sarah Hughes, the inspirational CEO at Mind, the mental health ch...
05/12/2024

Our third launch episode of Leading Lights features Dr Sarah Hughes, the inspirational CEO at Mind, the mental health charity.

Sarah has worked in mental health and social justice for 35 years. She has held a number of chief executive roles in the voluntary sector including for the prestigious think tank The Centre for Mental Health.

She holds a professional doctorate on the topic of women and leadership and was given an honorary doctorate by Hull University where she happily studied social work in the mid 90s.

Sarah's vision of becoming the CEO of Mind was established at the age of 18 when she ‘found her people’ during a gap year job at Mind Haringey. She was strongly influenced by her father’s leadership style and her mother’s resilience. She has a clear idea of what it means to be a feminist leader, which she applies to her role daily.

During the conversation Sarah reveals what it takes to lead in really complex environments, which she learned in her role managing mental health services at HM Prison Holloway, along with her understanding of the importance of combining theory and practice.

Sarah also speaks to what it’s like to challenge the perceptions of how a CEO ‘should’ look, speak and carry themselves and her thoughts on the 'strong headwinds' facing the charity sector. She shares how finding levity at difficult moments, her 'CEO squad', and spending time with her family are her coping strategies.

This is a 'must listen' for anyone in the charity sector, or an aspiring leader. We learned so much from Sarah.

Huge thanks to her for sharing her time so generously.

Here's the 🔗 to listen (and watch) on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0kItIm2RbaC61o3iunqd7A?si=2f10de2cf5bd4419

Episode 2 of Leading Lights features Rachel Clift, the newly appointed CEO of Ben - Support for Life. Ben is dedicated t...
04/12/2024

Episode 2 of Leading Lights features Rachel Clift, the newly appointed CEO of Ben - Support for Life. Ben is dedicated to supporting the people of the automotive industry, providing support for life for them and their family dependents.

Rachel’s background as an international hockey player, combined with a career in the health and wellbeing industry, before becoming Health & Wellbeing Director at Ben have been pivotal in the development of her leadership style.

She aims to provide the freedom for people to do their best work, while knowing you are there if they need you.

In this conversation she shares:
🔦 what climbing Kilimanjaro taught her about doing your best
🔦 how she maintains her work life balance.

She also talks about
🔦‘prioritising joy’
🔦 the importance of a peer network
and
🔦 how she approached the ‘thorough' experience involved in securing her role as CEO.

To listen to this episode head to: https://open.spotify.com/episode/69TCYnB5QtddCdWiWNdfcP?si=4340d1038636411c

And, if you have already listened to Leading Lights, please consider rating and reviewing as it'll help listeners to find us.

Our first episode of Leading Lights features the incredible Chief Executive of Together Co, April Baker.Together Co is a...
03/12/2024

Our first episode of Leading Lights features the incredible Chief Executive of Together Co, April Baker.

Together Co is a loneliness charity that delivers life-changing services in Brighton and Hove through befriending, social prescribing and other volunteering programmes, it supports over 2,000 people a year. This is only made possible by more than 450 volunteers.

It also campaigns nationally and internationally to raise the awareness and impact of loneliness on our health and communities, and the importance of social health.

With over 10 years of senior leadership and board experience in the 'for purpose, not profit', sector, April is passionate about finding innovative and empowering solutions to societal issues, particularly loneliness and social isolation.

In this episode she shares her earliest memories of going out on her bicycle as a young child and why they could have been the spark for the inspiring work she does now at Together Co.

She also explains how she’s committed to bringing ‘social health’ up the agenda in the UK, and why; her biggest influences; how 'habit stacking' works for her; what it’s really like to be in a leadership role in a charity; her ‘why’ and how it keeps her going; and how she protects her reading time and her resilience.

There's so much to dig into!
Here's the link to the episode on Spotify, or find it wherever you listen to podcasts:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/78CMxfY7D8oI6f532ZWmhq?si=6d5f78b29cc74012

02/12/2024

Today’s the day! Leading Lights is live!

Unfiltered conversations with female charity CEOs as they share their leadership stories.

We have 3 incredible episodes which are now available to hear:

🎙 Episode 1 - featuring April Baker CEO of Together Co

🎙 Episode 2 - featuring Rachel Clift CEO of Ben - Support for Life

And

🎙 Episode 3 - featuring Dr Sarah Hugues CEO of Mind

We were humbled by the insights and experiences that these three incredible women shared with us about what life’s really like as the CEO of a charity.

Thank you to April, Rachel and Sarah, for being so generous with your time.
Please, get listening! And, if you enjoy the content we would so appreciate you taking the time to rate, review and subscribe, and tell your friends about it. 🙏🏼
That will help more people discover Leading Lights.

The link to our Spotify page, with all the episodes is below, or you can search ‘Leading Lights MOREVER’ in your podcast app.

https://open.spotify.com/show/1qlL9vtyXulu85UHMj4RNJ?si=3321393f75594796

28/11/2024

We are so excited for this! Our brand new podcast, Leading Lights, launches on Monday, 2nd December 🤩

Hosted by our MD, Abi Mellor, Leading Lights features unfiltered conversations with female charity CEOs as they share their leadership stories.

Find out what the path to leadership of a charity, and the role itself, are really like, from the women who’ve made it there.

Abi’s guests discuss their inspirations, the challenges along the way and how, in such a busy role, they manage life. We’re aiming to help other women walking similar paths hear how to put themselves in the frame for leadership roles while also striking that life balance.

Three launch episodes land on Monday, followed by a new episode on the first Monday of each month. And, we have some REALLY amazing guests lined up for you 🧨🧨

Make sure you don’t miss a thing by subscribing today, ready for launch on Monday.

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you prefer to listen. Search 'Leading Lights MOREVER' to find it

26/11/2024

Coming soon 👀

14/11/2024

Like all businesses, we simply love getting positive feedback from our clients.

To receive three glowing testimonials in one go - be still our beating heart!

Thank you Young Lives Vs Cancer for this glorious set of reviews. We have loved working with you to create an animation that highlights the wonderful work you do.

Watch this space to see the campaign soon...

Today, November 11th, we will be reflecting on the sacrifice and bravery of those who have stood in service, both past a...
11/11/2024

Today, November 11th, we will be reflecting on the sacrifice and bravery of those who have stood in service, both past and present.

We thank them for their courage and commitment.

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  - a case study of one of our favourite projects...THE CLIENT: THE CAMPAIGN: Why?THE BRIEF:1 in 4 parents will lose a b...
06/11/2024

- a case study of one of our favourite projects...

THE CLIENT:

THE CAMPAIGN: Why?

THE BRIEF:

1 in 4 parents will lose a baby during pregnancy and birth and 60,000 babies are born too soon every year in the UK.

Tommy’s is the largest charity in the UK carrying out research into the causes of miscarriage, stillbirth and premature birth.

Determined to drive awareness in this space, Tommy’s planned a public-facing campaign requiring a number of short films and animations that make it clear that pregnancy complications are physical conditions that can be researched and treated like every other physical condition.

DELIVERABLES:

🎥 x1 campaign hero film

🎥 x4 explainer animations

🎥 x1 vox pop launch event film

🎥 x3 research focussed films

🎥 x10 social ads

🎥Campaign photography

OUR APPROACH:

We pitched a series of beautifully filmed vignettes, which we would weave into a story of increasingly far fetched ‘reasons’ for child loss. During the following weeks we worked closely with contributors to ensure we made an honest film that truly reflected their lived experiences. This meant that focus groups were run sensitively and supportively, so that we came up with a list of authentic WHYs. We invited people from the focus group to feature in the film.

We chose a large Airbnb house for our contributors to stay, so they could support one another throughout the filming experience. The hero campaign film needed to be underpinned by several more information-based animation assets. These were connected conceptually and visually.

We also created optimised executions of the creative for distribution across multiple digital channels, including Facebook, Instagram and the Google Display Network.

THE IMPACT:

👊 13 million reach

👊 396,000 hero film views

👊 45,000 research animation views

👊 44,000 database sign-ups

Here are some of our favourite shots from the campaign photography.

You can watch the Tommy’s Why? campaign hero film at the link in bio, or search: MOREVER Tommy’s Why?

01/11/2024

Ready for the answers to yesterday's oh-so spoooooooky film quiz?

Here the film titles in the order that they appear:

1. Frankenstein

2. Dracula

3. It

4. Coraline

5. Beetlejuice

6. Pan's Labyrinth

7. Candyman

8. Signs

9. Friday 13th (Part 3 if we're being picky)

10. Ringu/ The Ring

11. The Nightmare Before Christmas

12. Event Horizon

13. The Birds

14. The Addams Family

15. Us

16. The Wicker Man

17. Midsommar

18. Sean of the Dead

19. The Witch

20. Bride of Frankenstein

21 The Silence of the Lambs

22. The Shining

23. The Children of the Corn

24. Jaws

25. Let The Right One In

26. Scream

27. The Invisible Man

28. Battle Royale

29. Alien

30. Blade

Which was the hardest? Any you couldn't get?

31/10/2024

How many of these ghoulish faces do you recognize? 🎃

Think you're a true film buff? Try our spoooooooky film quiz! Each image shows a character from a spine-chilling or supernatural movie - but how many can you name?

Share your answers in the comments below... if you dare! We'll reveal the list tomorrow...

Wa-ha-hahahahahahaha! 👻🍿

28/10/2024

Party FOMO warning!

Last week we hosted our 10th birthday party at beautiful Soho House here in Brighton. It was the perfect way to mark our journey from 0-10. Our wonderful clients, collaborators and friends brought their party A-game, and their best dance moves.

Huge thanks to our band, Starling, featuring producer Angeline Elliott, for an incredible live set, and to our in-house DJ Dan Mellor.

Here are some highlights!

25/10/2024

Would it even be our 10th birthday if we didn’t create a film about our journey so far?!

There are a few sore heads around here today. Last night a dazzling array of our clients and collaborators joined us at Soho House here in Brighton to celebrate a decade of MOREVER in style.

It was wonderful 🩷🩷

One of the highlights of the evening was being able to watch this birthday film with an audience. Our in-house creative team (especially Kazz Thompson) worked their magic and packed 10 years of highlights into just a few, action-packed, minutes.

Have a watch…

Better as a cat?This month our in-house editor, Kazz Thompson was lucky enough to go to a talk by Nick Park, (director a...
23/10/2024

Better as a cat?

This month our in-house editor, Kazz Thompson was lucky enough to go to a talk by Nick Park, (director at Aardman, and creator of Wallace and Gromit and Creature Comforts) and Merlin Crossingham (started as an animator on Chicken Run, now creative director of Wallace and Gromit).

She picked up a raft of animation inspiration:

🐔 Did you know that Gromit was originally intended to be a cat? For us, he just wouldn’t be the same in feline form.

🐔 The Aardman mantra is ‘less is more’. This resonates with us. Our experience is that taking something away often makes what’s left behind more powerful.

🐔 Silence is golden. Many of Aardman's most popular characters like Shaun the Sheep, Feathers McGraw, and of course, Gromit himself, are non-speaking. They say so much with just facial expressions and a “very hardworking brow”. Their scenes often rely on music inspired by easily recognisable film references to convey emotions.

🐔 Most of their ideas start with a single sketch. Nick Park drew a chicken digging its way out of a chicken coop, that was the start of Chicken Run.

🐔 They don’t rush the process. Feature films have a 4 year production timeline. Only around 12-15 months of that is filming and editing. The first 2.5 - 3 years is on the story, scripting, storyboarding process. They effectively make the film 2 or 3 times.

If you’re interested in learning more about Aardman, Kazz recommends the documentary ‘A Grand Night In: The Story of Aardman’. It’s available on Youtube.

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