Sng Tong Beng WINDOW's Sng Tong Beng is recognised by Ad Age Global and the Gunn Report as one of the top 100 Directors in the world. Tong Beng served as Leo Burnett's youngest ever Creative Director in Tokyo and Hong Kong. His work in advertising has earned him industry recognition as much for his instinctive communication as his unique visual sensibility. His work is regularly featured in SHOTS, and has also been honoured in Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors Showcase, D&AD, Communications Art, Creative Circle, The One Show, Clios, including Gold and Silver Lions at Cannes. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10257x100.jpg http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10257x60.jpg Jack Wung Selected as one of three finalists in the Kodak AWARD New Director of the Year, named AdAsia New Director of the Year and subsequently garnering him a feature article in SHOTS, 2009 was good year for Jack Wung. Meanwhile, back at the beginning, Jack's career started at Western Australia's Film and Television Institute before taking him to L'Ecole Internationale de Création Audiovisuelle et de Réalisation in Paris. His graduation film there, "L'Origami Boat", won numerous awards in international competition, leading to him being selected from a worldwide pool of thousands by Saatchi & Saatchi New York as one of eight Young Filmmakers for the P&G Small Gifts Project. Jack was then invited to take part in the L.A. based SpotLab program, which teamed budding directors with agency creatives. These and real world work culminated in his critical success of 2009. Since returning to Australia, Jack has worked with agencies such as 303 Sydney, Banjo and M&C Saatchi, Ogilvy and McCann-Erickson in Asia. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/12183x100.jpg John Marles One of the UK's highest profiled directors through the last three decades, John continues continues to win the usual awards in unusual quantities. His trademarks are humour and performance , though his many commercials for cars, stunts and dramatic public service films show his broader capabilities, but the core of all his work is an understanding of advertising communication. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10279x100.jpg

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Andrew Hardaway A graduate architect, Andrew’s career developed through ILM’s “Star Wars” Saga, “Men in Black” and other features; pre-vis and VFX supervision for David Fincher’s first BMW Films; to conceiving and directing enigmatic internet films for NEC precursive to his move into commercials. Appearing on both Cannes and Clio New Director’s Showcase, Andrew’s direction is a perfect balance of storytelling, art direction and transparent VFX. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10278x100.jpg Ben Seresin As a first time director, in 2000, Ben became Australia’s most internationally awarded director and in the World’s Top Ten. Normally he just wins awards for other directors as their cinematographer. One of the most featured DP's in SHOTS and similar advertising video magazines, his feature work includes Tomb Raider, Terminator, A Good Woman and Gone amongst his credits. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10055x100.jpg

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Shirley Barrett Shirley comes to advertising from a background in feature film and television, both as a writer and director. Her particular area of expertise is pulling strong performances from both actors and non-actors, usually favouring a subtler, low-key comic delivery. “Though I am certainly no slouch when it comes to unsubtle comedy either,” she insists. In fact, she’s so versatile, she can also forget comedy altogether and do drama. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10283x100.jpg Denis Piel Denis Piel is recognised as one of the foremost photographers of the 20thCentury, his work being on permanent display in many international public galleries & private collections. Identified for his innovative and sensual work, his purer talent is his conceptual imagery, often working direct with clients to create unique advertising such as the pioneering fashion video that launched Donna Karan, the controversial Vogue “Fashion against Women” commercial and legendary and much emulated “Only Wool can do it”. As witnessed in his work, Denis is equally skilled with the nuances of characterisation, humour and dialogue, his “Based in Life” style, his signature trait. Denis works internationally with WINDOW. http://www.windowproductions.com/image/10284x100.jpg Mark Joffe http://www.windowproductions.com/image/12166x100.jpg Hailey Bartholomew http://www.windowproductions.com/image/12160x100.jpg