Digital Designers Wanted

August 26, 2010

Igloo Melbourne is looking for a Freelance Mid-Weight Digital Designer who lives and breathes digital. Someone with skills and ideas, who understands the fundamentals and is looking to collaborate with the creative team to deliver amazing work.

Were looking for someone who’s got the skills in all the standard industry software. Bonus if you’ve spent some time designing for Flash or could show us a thing or two about motion graphics.

If you’ve looked down the barrel of a project and thought “how the @#$% am I going to do this” and came out unscathed then we want to hear from you! We’re looking for someone with ideas but more importantly someone who can take a concept from a sketch and turn it into something incredible.

Working at igloo you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the creative process with a bunch of like minded individuals all passionate about driving the idea forward and having a great time doing it.

If you like the sound of this then send your Resume and Folio URL to: info@igloo.com.au

Posted by
igloo @ 1:46 pm |

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Mazda gets mobile

August 4, 2010

Igloo has taken the Mazda Australia website into the mobile realm, bringing a number of key features for users who are on-the-go.   This includes all the details on Mazda’s vehicle range, a dealer locater, roadside assistance information, as well as news and latest offers.  The site is compatible with modern mobile browsers and has been optimised for iPhone, Blackberry and Android.  iPhone users can also get touch happy with a swipe-able gallery of vehicle ranges.

Check it out on your device of choice simply by visiting the Mazda Australia website or directly at m.mazda.com.au.

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Angus @ 4:16 pm |

Come fly with igloo

July 5, 2010


Igloo CEO and Co-Founder, Andrew Englisch, was recently interviewed on Q Radio for Qantas by Ita Buttrose. If the mile high club is not quite your thing, take 5 mins to hear his Andrew’s take on digital, social media and how igloo came about. The perfect way to pass time when flying Melbourne > LAX … only 15 hours to go!

Listen to the interview

Posted by
igloo @ 4:10 pm |

Igloo has just started working on some tactical projects for Quit Victoria. This has opened our eyes to some crazy statistics around smoking. We all know its bad, but we thought it worthwhile pointing out the reality behind a few myths that were floating around the studio before we got the inside info.

Myth 1
More girls smoke than guys.

In reality, more males smoke than females. Whilst both have generally been in decline over the last 10 years, the gap is closing and interestingly, the percentage of female smokers in the last year has climbed. Kids are also smoking less so our good old y-gen who want it all, also seem to want good health.

Myth 2
Tobacco companies aren’t allowed to spend to promote smoking in Australia.

Unfortunately, the banning of visible advertising has just meant tobacco companies need to be a bit more cunning in the way they encourage us to smoke. Since the banning of smoking in pubs, bars and restaurants came into effect, the ciggie companies have been sponsoring a number of those cool outdoor areas, rooftops, beer garden. Read this article in the Age. Yep, some of those cool bars have been a tad uncool in the way they have been decking out their venues.

Myth 3
If you stop smoking, you will put on weight.

Sorry, folks. Can’t use that line. A recent study done by Uni NSW and Melbourne UNI found that having a few ciggies a day “does not keep fat off and could result in too much fat being stored in areas dangerous to health” According to the study, many young women start smoking in the belief that they will lower their weight. For inspiration, check out sites like Christy Turlington Burns. That said, a lot of people do find that they eat to fill the void of that habit of smoking. That’s cool, just try eating something that isn’t high in fat!

Myth 4
Low tar ciggies are safer.

Unfortunately (if you do like to smoke) this just ain’t the case. All cigarettes are bad whilst low-tar cigarettes “can be slightly less damaging to your lungs over a long period of time, people who smoke these have been shown to take deeper puffs, puff more frequently and smoke the cigarettes to a shorter butt length.”

Myth 5
Awesome creative directors need to smoke

Ok, so my favorite hero of all time (at the moment), Draper and his whole team suck back on countless darts whilst rolling out awesome creative for big global brands before spending his time (smoking) with various mistresses at lunch and then going home to one hot (ex) wife. And despite that fact that there are ace looking flickr groups, movie stars do it, rockstars do it, hell, even half of igloo can’t shake it, my respect goes to awesome people who you think would smoke, if it’s that cool, but don’t.

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Tony @ 5:28 pm |

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Igloo group shot sm

Revving up for another year of growth, igloo has recruited eight new team members to its expanding team of digital pioneers. The growth sees the headcount increase to 24 following several new business wins in 2009 and a focus on growth and exceptional client service. (more…)

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Angie @ 9:21 am |

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With a food theme throughout and a cravat-wearing CEO channeling Matt Preston from MasterChef Australia, digital agency igloo held its Digital Strategy Masterclass on Tuesday as part of the 2009 Digital Marketing and Media Summit. The 3 hour interactive workshop, entitled ‘Digital Masterclass – Bringing your digital strategy to life’ was designed to provide a simple framework for developing a comprehensive digital strategy. The workshop was presented by igloo’s Andrew Englisch (CEO), Tony Prysten (Creative Director), Adam Leys (Strategy Director) and Teall Barnes (New Business Manager).

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Mazda CX-9 re-fresh

October 1, 2009

mazdacx9

To tie in with the launch of the new Mazda CX-9, igloo have created an integrated digital marketing campaign and various site updates. From a design point of view, working with cars is awesome. Mazda, like most car brands invest heavily in presenting their product in the best way possible. This means great, dynamic assets, well shot (or CAD) with absolutely no compromise. Check out some of the online activity Zoom-Zoom!

Posted by
igloo @ 7:47 pm |

dan

Igloo enthusiastically welcomes Daniel Graetzer, our new Technical Lead to the team!

Managing our technical direction, strategy and innovation in the rapidly evolving digital space, Dan’s wealth of experience brings creative concepts paired with technical brilliance to the mix.

Dan has recently worked in online gaming and social networking as Development Manager, and has expertise across all things webby from design to SEO to systems architecture. Also an avid traveller, music and photography enthusiast, with pet dogs called Tron and Jaws.

Check out Dan’s photoblog here

Posted by
admin @ 4:56 pm |

Digital MarketingIgloo is running a Digital Strategy Workshop at this years Digital Marketing and Media Summit.  The workshop will be a highly interactive session where participants will learn about the key ingredients in bringing a digital strategy to life, and understand how to get the most out of the digital economy.

Topics covered will include:

A step by step guide to creating a digital strategy for your brand
• Understanding how to measure and implement your strategy
• Creating maximum R.O.I
• Top 5 Do’s/Don’ts

Places are strictly limited, so if interested please download the application from the following link – Application Form

Posted by
igloo @ 11:58 pm |

Work at igloo

August 12, 2009

needtowork

We currently have some fantastic career opportunites at igloo. In particular we are currently looking for a digital producer (or digital project manager or account manager – digital!) and a midweight graphic and web designer.

So whether you need work, may need work or you work, if you want to work at igloo, we would love to hear from you.

Posted by
igloo @ 11:40 am |

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