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Egg Films’ director Lebogang Rasethaba wins Emmy Award

Egg Films’ director Lebogang Rasethaba wins Emmy Award

Egg Films’ very own director and partner, Lebogang Rasethaba, has won his very own Daytime Emmy! Lebogang’s direction on the Apple TV+ docu-series ‘Home’, demonstrates his intimate, thought-provoking, and culturally relevant storytelling. ‘Home’ showcases some of the world’s most remarkable homes and the brilliant minds behind them.

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Egg Films appoints Lisa Wides as Head of Communication

Egg Films appoints Lisa Wides as Head of Communication

Egg Films is thrilled to welcome Lisa Wides (formerly Lisa Jaffee) as their new Head of Communication. She’s no newcomer to the advertising world, bringing over 17 years of experience as an agency TV Producer, most recently serving as the Head of Broadcast at Ogilvy before taking a break to raise kids. Lisa will be a dedicated resource and point of contact for agencies, working closely with agency producers and creatives, serving as the go-to person, and providing agencies with an invaluable resource throughout campaigns.

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Kyle Lewis Unleashes Big Vibes for Captain Morgan

Kyle Lewis Unleashes Big Vibes for Captain Morgan

Together with the team at Diageo and RPM Ltd, Egg Films brought ‘Spice on Africa’ to life with a cast from across the African continent. Behind the scenes, the magic was crafted with camera movements from the talented Willie Nel and the Bolt Team from Reflex Motion Control. The post-production was handled by the incredible Xander Van Der and finished by Strangelove Post. Nigerian Afrobeats singer Yemi Alade’s banger of a track ‘Baddie’ took the energy to a whole new level and set the perfect tone for the ad’s explosive visuals.

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Zwelethu and Ogilvy celebrate the 16th man in the Castle Lager’s Rugby World Cup spot

Zwelethu and Ogilvy celebrate the 16th man in the Castle Lager’s Rugby World Cup spot

Ogilvy Cape Town and Egg Films Zwelethu Radebe unveil the latest Castle Lager commercial. Ahead of the Rugby World Cup, the film beautifully honours the sacrifices made by all South Africans, both on and off the field. Celebrating our heritage and the resilience of our people, the visuals intertwine with the evocative and poetic words of an Xhosa elder and you can’t help but feel that greatness brewing. Go Bokke!

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