News

Meet the Nab Stand Ins

Nab has created a competition that sees the bank’s staff volunteer to give Afl fans the chance to go to the grand final match.

The Nab Stand-Ins will turn up to whatever the event, where ever needed on 29 September so that the fans can see the big game.

Sandra de Castro, Nab chief marketing officer said in a statement: “This campaign breathes life into one of the most gratifying components of Nab’s ‘more give, less take’ promise: Our dedication to do the right thing.”

The competition and campaign, created by Clemenger Bbdo Melbourne will be carried across TV, radio, outdoor, online, press, inshore and social media.

Clemms’ Ecd Ant Keogh said: “We found that nearly half of Victoria would I’ve up whatever they were meant to be doing that day in order to get the Grand Final. Footy fans said they would give up beer,...

A group of Hollywood writers and producers of top TV shows and films participated in the fifth International Entertainment Education Conference here to prove that strong and poignant story telling is a catalyst for bringing a positive social change and progress.The visit, whose goal was to teach participants of the four-day conference . which concluded Sunday . on ways to use story telling for social progress, was organised by Us-based University of Southern California..We are thrilled to bring some of Hollywood.s master story tellers to India to share their insights with entertainment education experts from around the world,. said Hollywood Health and Society Programme.s director Sandra de Castro Buffington.It is a programme of the Norman Lear Center at the University of Southern California.s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Los Angeles..Story telling is a powerful tool for social change which can educate people and...

Prominent Hollywood directors and producers gathered in India for a six day visit in order to gather information for medical related show topics. The panel discussion for the very same was held on 12th May at J.W. Marriot where BollySpice was also present.

The panel consisted of well known personalities from the entertainment industry, including President of the Film and Television Producers Guild of India Ramesh Sippy (Director, Producer), Zoanne Clack (“Grey’s Anatomy”), Amol Gupte (Stanley Ka Dabba), Jennifer Cecil (“Private Practice”), Vinita Nanda (Joint COO, Creativeland Pictures), Michael Nash (“Climate Refugees”), Film director Onir, Walt Disney Feature Animation executive Karen Tenkhoff and John Max Burnett III (“The Troop”). The event was held by Hollywood Health and Society in collaboration with the Guild and was hosted by Sandra de Castro Buffington, Director of Hollywood, Health & Society. Sandra basically talked about their work so far as to what is...

A group of six Hollywood professionals, including five writers and producers of television shows and films are in Mumbai for a 6-day visit starting May 8. The aim of this visit is to gain inspiration for future show topics and scripts, especially in the realm of global health.

The writers and producers participating in the trip are: Jennifer Cecil (“Private Practice”), Michael Nash (“Climate Refugees”), Zoanne Clack (“Grey’s Anatomy”), John Max Burnett III (“The Troop”), and Walt Disney Feature Animation executive Karen Tenkhoff.

The visit is organized by Hollywood Health & Society, a program of The Norman Lear Center at the University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Los Angeles.

“We are thrilled to bring some of Hollywood’s master storytellers to India to learn from India’s long, rich history of storytelling,” said Sandra de Castro Buffington, Director of Hollywood, Health & Society.

A panel discussion...

A group of Hollywood writers and producers of top television shows and films will arrive for a 6-day visit to Mumbai, India on May 8 to gain inspiration for future show topics, especially in the realm of global health.

The visit is organized by Hollywood Health & Society, a program of The Norman Lear Center at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism in Los Angeles, which has a long history of connecting screenwriters with experts to obtain accurate health information for their scripts. Funded by The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and others, Hh&S serves as a free resource for public health information to the entertainment industry.

"We are thrilled to bring some of Hollywood's master storytellers to India to learn from India's long, rich history of storytelling," said Sandra de Castro Buffington, Director of Hollywood, Health & Society. "We know that they will be creatively and personally...