ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA / ACCESSWIRE / February 4, 2021 / Australia-based video ad agency T-Minus has launched a series of projects in line with what founder Austin Lovell has referred to as their Master Plan.
The plan outlines the company s direction and objectives for the next 6-12 months, and a more broad look at what the future of T-Minus will look like. New ventures in other direct-response advertising mediums, as well as extending their presence in e-commerce top the list. New projects in education round out the pack. We are at a very important time in the history of the company. It s very early days, and this is where we can move extremely fast and push the boundaries, said Lovell. We ve always adopted a day one mentality, and there are exciting opportunities ahead.
Alex Rider Season 2 Casting Details Announced - Global Bulletin
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In today’s Global Bulletin, Amazon Prime Video and IMDb TV announce new casting for Season 2 of “Alex Rider,” investment is approved for Bottle Yard Studios in the U.K., the BIFAs announce Tom Felton will host this year’s online ceremony, NENT Studios UK sells three formats in Vietnam and Cruchnyroll picks up “Tsukimichi – Moonlit Fantasy” for streaming outside of Asia.
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Anthony Horowitz’s popular YA series, “Alex Rider” tracks a teenager in London who has been clandestinely trained as a spy since childhood. Season 2 will adapt “Eagle Strike,” the fourth book from the popular series.
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Ooh Roger Palmer
Little Dot Studios co-founder Andy Taylor died of cancer last month, aged 50. He was a pioneer of the UK digital media scene, spearheading Channel 4’s shift to on-demand and became commercial director at All3Media. Here, his friend and former business partner Jason George pays tribute to him.
Andy Taylor
I first met Andy as a cherubic 19-year-old at Nottingham University in 1989. A passionate Oldham Athletic football fan, to hear the club’s ‘Ooh Roger Palmer’ chant echo round the campus corridors was to know he wasn’t too far away. Later, Ooh Roger was his Twitter handle and the code name for Little Dot Studios’ strategic plan: though Andy travelled far in his personal and professional life, he always remembered where he was from.
Andy Taylor
Andrew Taylor, the only son of Derek and Dorothy Dot Taylor, died on Tuesday 15 December aged 50 after a two and a half year battle with brain cancer.
Andy was a much-loved, kind, humble and humerous man who went on to achieve remarkable success in the field of digital media where the company he co-founded, Little Dot Studios (named after his late mother) won numerous international awards including a BAFTA in 2019.
Andy attended Bamford Primary School, Redbrook Middle School and Oulder Hill Upper School until 1988 where he gained A level grades that surprised no-one but himself! He then took a year out to work at the Natwest Bank (Middleton branch) so he could pay his way through University at Nottingham, firstly studying economics and then law.