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11.07.21 - From B-Reel’s secret laboratory comes a brain-bending experimental project utilising a number of cutting edge tech tools.

11.05.20 - Not that we’re counting or anything but we’ve picked up a lot of awards lately. A lot. Two weeks ago we were awarded 5 Andy Awards and 6 Webbys plus a super special UN Prize at the New York Festival for “the Lottery of Life”. Then, last Friday at the One Show we were honored with no less than 5 pencils, two of them golden ones. And, to top it of, last night “the Wilderness Downtown” picked up the Grand Clio!

11.04.07 - On April Fools day a week ago, B-Reel was part of a SoDA prank where 45 members of Society of Digital Agencies formed the fictuous Mutiny Worldwide Agency. It was indeed a spoof, aiming at showing the united strength of SoDA as an organization for digital agencies and production companies.

11.01.14 - We’re super stoked to learn that Wilderness Downtown, an interactive music short featuring Arcade Fire, made with support from Google Creative Lab, was awarded Site Of The Year today, by The FWA.

10.12.06 - Creativity Magazine / Ad Age had us as NO.1 in digital production worldwide as of today. Since we set the company up, we wanted to have the WHOLE company on the cover of Creativity, as a recognition to the effort we all pay to doing great work every day.

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Variér Brain Design

12.01.25 – DIST Creative approached us with a campaign for the Variér Balans chair in the form of an experiment. The chair is designed to promote movement and variation in the body to promote circulation and extended activity leading to better concentration and overall well-being.

DIST Creative, Scalextrics

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Honda The Experiment

11.11.21 – We teamed up with W+K London to create The Experiment, an innovative physics-based game using pop-up windows as you have never experienced before.

Honda, Experiment, Game

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The Wilderness Downtown

10.09.01 – An interactive short film for Arcade Fire´s “We Used To Wait.” A data-driven Chrome Experiment using HTML 5 video, audio and canvas. Enter your childhood address and write a letter to the you who lived back then.

HTML5, Chris Milk, GCL

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