Knack recently created the “Home is where the hearts is’ Campaign for Roxy. From producing the idea, art direction, design and artwork, it was a super fun project to work on. Check out their website for details on how to win the ultimate trip to California, the home of ROXY.
Juzzy & Rob have just returned from a great little trip to Bali with Roxy. Art Directing the High Summer Photo shoot and Directing/Shooting the High Summer Brand Video, the boys had an amazing time. In what bwas a dream job working with a fantastic bunch of people. Stay tuned for the videos and artwork to come out of the shoot when its launched. Here’s a little visual splash in the mean time…
Knack was back on board for another This & That Behind the scenes fashion shoot. Again shot by the very talented photographer, Richard Freeman and brought together by the guys at Surfstitch and Rolling Youth Press. This time the beach was swapped for an inner west studios and an amazing custom built set. With art direction by Miles Pitt and a team of assistants, the shoot was a huge success.
Knack recently shot a behind the scenes video of a fashion shoot for the new magazine titled This + That. Shot by the very talented Richard Freeman and brought together by the guys at Surfstitch and Rolling Youth Press. In what was a tough day at the office Knack put together this short vid to capture the shoot. Thanks to the Dead Beat Band for their rocking track!
Knack recently filmed the opening of the Westfield Sydney City Complex. Situated in what is undoubtedly the best retail real estate in Australia, Westfield Sydney is bordered by Pitt Street Mall, Castlereagh and Market Streets and integrates the former Centrepoint, Imperial Arcade and Skygarden shopping centres. The centre also conjoins Sydney Tower and the former Sydney Central Plaza and includes two office towers at 85 Market Street and 100 Castlereagh Street.
The first thing one notices about Westfield Sydney is that it’s very very beautiful. The external building design has been undertaken by Melbourne firm John Wardle Architects following an international design competition. The centre’s unique interior design is by internationally renowned Tokyo-based interior design company, Wonderwall, whose projects include the Collette store in Paris and Uniqlo stores worldwide.
Friends of Knack have launched a killer new Menswear Label titled Noir. Juzzy Recently shot their winter 2011 Look Book. ” Threaded through every Noir garment is hundreds of years worth of knowledge, hard work and family tradition…This first range has taken a long time – and we’re proud of that. All of Noir’s garments, are and always will be, the product of our most valuable asset: time. Our clothes are built for a lifetime, not just one season. That’s why we focus on doing things the right way, not just the quickest or easiest.”
The Camera Club is a new community-minded bar & gallery concept that’s dedicated to celebrating creativity through camera-based pursuits. Here’s the visions of the Club’s first exhibition opening…
Each quarterly exhibition is zero percent commission (photographers get 100% of sale proceeds) and will feature ten participating photographers – each of them selected by one of the other participants- – resulting in 10 micro-galleries focusing on a single, overriding theme. The bar and pizzeria will soon support each show with items such as photo-inspired pizza boxes, guest photographer menus and exhibition-inspired cocktails. Ultimately, The Camera Club will also include a working photography studio, member library, vintage photo booth and other camera-related inspiration as well.
Aveda approached Knack to film and edit a courier delivering a new product to their VIP customers. Rob Norman shot the footage and Justin Barnwell edited the clip.
