Founded by Trevor Robinson OBE in 1995, we’re a purpose led, employee-owned creative agency. We believe in the power of creativity to positively transform businesses, lives and society.
We call this Creativity With Purpose. Like creating moments of childlike happiness with Haribo, or addressing gender disparity with Women’s Equality Party.
We are comfortable with being uncomfortable and will always punch above our weight, supporting you to do so too.
As strategic and creative lead agency for the majority of our clients, both in the UK and internationally, our campaigns have spanned over 25 countries.
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Crafted by Quiet Storm, Tea India aims to build brand awareness with visuals that stand out on crowded shelves. Bold red and yellow packaging contrasts with joyful portraits, eyes replaced by Masala Chai cups. “A Sip of Optimism” positions Tea India as a bold, vibrant alternative
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Chicago Town tasked Quiet Storm with building its popularity to own the pizza category, so when people think “pizza,” they think “Chicago Town.” Quiet Storm’s "Feed Your Urge" taps into the craving for satisfying pizza. This multichannel strategy reflects their all-in approach.
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The Women’s Equality Party is launching a campaign, created by Quiet Storm, to raise awareness about child poverty – an issue that wasn't talked about nearly loudly enough during the election – and demand that the newly elected government lift the two-child benefit cap.
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Haribo’s latest iteration of its ‘Kids Voices’ campaign takes viewers to the misty lochs of the Scottish Highlands, where two fishermen brighten up their gloomy day by sharing a packet of Starmix, instantly inspiring a moment of childlike happiness.
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National Trust is looking to reach younger people with the debut of its new brand campaign, “Space to feel.” The TV and social ads introduce audiences to two new characters: teenager Maya and her awe-struck backpack.
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The childlike happiness inspired by HARIBO strikes at two American football players in the latest film in our 'Kids’ Voices' campaign which has now been running for 10 successful years, made specifically for the US market.
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Premium milkshake brand Shaken Udder’s first major TV campaign is filmed in the unlikely setting of a courtroom, where a milkshake brings out the positive side in everyone, so they all loosen up and see the world in an optimistic light!
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On the day the Casey Review published its findings into the Met, finding that it's institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic, WEP launched its “See it. Say it. Ignore it.” campaign, highlighting failures by police & politicians to tackle violence and abuse in police ranks.
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We made a series of short videos to promote Pinterest Predicts, Pinterest’s annual report for agencies and advertisers that identifies the top trends that the platform expects will emerge and continue to grow in 2023.
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Fage, Greek recipe strained yoghurt brand, is launching its new Fage Fruits range. Our campaign highlights how Extra is better! Extra thick, extra smooth, extra fruity. Fruit yoghurt . . . but extra.
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The John Lewis Partnership’s goal as a business is to be as inclusive as possible, reflecting the rich diversity of their customers and communities. In 2021 they joined forces with Create Not Hate in supporting underrepresented young people break into the creative industries.
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With On the Beach, we launched a new Summer 2022 TV campaign on Christmas Day. Focusing on the unapologetic joy and excitement that comes with holidaying abroad, the campaign also launches brand new customer offers from OTB: Free Fast Track Security and Free Airport Lounge.
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Google takeover every ad spot in the Observer Magazine on November 21st to promote Black Pound Day, a movement which encourages shoppers to spend their money with Black-owned businesses.
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‘Don’t Hide Your Unhappy’ encourages young black males to take their mental health seriously, to open up and share their emotions, and to use the Shout 85258 text service to seek help if they need it - however big or small their worries.
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The brief was to drive recruitment to the Women’s Equality Party and the work builds on the idea: ‘We’re just getting started. Let’s make change happen. Join us.’
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The ‘Find your Different’ campaign is designed to speak to the broader Vimto audience and encompass its wide range of products, announce the new addition of vitamins C and D* to its squash, and champion the individuality of its consumers.
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The ‘Find your Different’ campaign is designed to speak to the broader Vimto audience and encompass its wide range of products, announce the new addition of vitamins C and D* to its squash, and champion the individuality of its consumers.
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The ‘KILLS GERMS Beautifully’ campaign focuses on key product benefits and the uplifting and reassuring effect of Zoflora, at a time when home hygiene has never been more important. Zoflora has also been scientifically proven to kill the COVID-19 virus SARS-CoV-2.
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Create Not Hate is an organisation to get underrepresented young people into the creative industries, set up by Trevor Robinson OBE. For more information on Create Not Hate, please visit: createnothate.org or email [email protected]
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This campaign aims to empower women, by disrupting the status quo dictating that women must put up with bladder weakness. It communicates that with INNOVO they can stop simply tolerating bladder weakness and take control of their lives; treating the problem effectively.
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The childlike happiness inspired by HARIBO strikes at two bored police officers in the latest film in our long-running Kids’ Voices campaign, now live in 12 different markets globally.
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Quiet Storm’s new integrated campaign for Young’s Seafood inspires a love of fish, sharing the brand’s 200 years of expertise to give the people of Britain the confidence and inspiration to cook and enjoy fish more often.
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Ahead of an upcoming general election we launched a campaign for W.E.P. tackling harassment and abuse. We created a parody job advert for MPs that asks why Westminster MPs facing unresolved allegations of harassment and abuse have been allowed to keep their jobs.
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After being appointed in April we have been tasked with producing distinctive creative for W.E.P. Taking on Farage's controversial “Breaking Point” poster. Then, inspired by the Three Billboards film, we highlighted the inequality in MP Mark Field's assault on a female activist.
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ICEE, the no.1 carbonated slush brand in the USA has launched in the UK with an animated campaign. After being appointed by Nichols plc. after their work on the Vimto brand contributed to a £10m increase in value in 2018, Quiet Storm have created two ads for cinema and online.
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We launched an integrated digital, social and PR campaign along with Kazoo for Young's to encourage people to swap out their normal cooking habits with new healthy and tasty recipes by posting a series of short cooking videos on Young's Facebook and Instagram pages.
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This campaign uses real people to highlight the significance of fatherhood. Dad's talk about their experiences of becoming and being a father - from the realisation of the huge responsibility it entails, to the necessity of mastering dad dancing and dad jokes.
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Real people open up their hearts and talk about how much their mums mean to them in a new campaign created by Quiet Storm for Moonpig - reminding us in the process that we don’t always tell our mums how important they are.
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Following the commercial success of Yakult’s 2016 TTL campaign, ‘Science not Magic’, Quiet Storm have created the next epic instalment. A 360° campaign including TV, Print, Social, Outdoor and Radio reinforcing the narrative that Yakult is ‘A Little Bottle of Science, not Magic!'
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Quiet Storm's new campaign for Moonpig shows how giant Valentine’s cards are the best way to tell someone how much you love them. It shows a young man on a bus holding a huge and rather cumbersome pink heart, a metaphor for the giant-sized love he has for his girlfriend.
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Quiet Storm developed a new, distinctive visual identity and tone of voice for Gymbox, highlighting the brands key strengths: the unique classes, the resident DJs, top equipment and very personal trainers, injecting a sense that working out really can be as fun as going out...
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