Businesses needed
new ways to get
attention.

Ember started in the strange stretch just after COVID, when shutters were going back up and nobody was quite sure how to get customers through the door again. Habits had changed. So had the places people paid attention.

The job then was simple: help businesses reconnect with the people who used to walk past them. That work kept pulling us into new territory — a shoot became a campaign, a campaign needed print, print needed signage, an opening needed an event, and eventually the till itself turned out to be a marketing surface.

Today we work across photography, advertising, print, experiences and technology — digital and physical, feed and street.

That's why we don't think of ourselves as a social media agency. Attention doesn't live in one place, so neither do we. Serious work, less serious agency.