Blink

Blink is an award-winning British commercial production company based in London.
Since its launch in 1985, Blink has become recognised for discovering and fostering new creative talent and launching the careers of many acclaimed directors.

Founded in 1985 by Bob Lawrie and James Studholme as an animation company with a unconventional approach, Blink evolved into a live action production company in the 1990s.
Today, Blink is one of the industry's most respected production companies, consistently producing innovative, beautifully crafted and intelligent work whilst maintaing a distinctive style.
Blink's roster of directors represents a diverse collection of talent working across the traditional and emerging realms of advertising.

In 2011, Blink was named "Production Company of the Year" by Campaign and Televisual Magazines, as well as winning several awards including a bronze lion at Cannes for Tom Tagholm’s ‘Time to Change’, three gold awards at the British Arrows for Dougal Wilson’s John Lewis ‘Never Knowingly Undersold’ and a bronze award at the British Arrows for Benito Montorio’s Johnnie Walker ‘Marc Herremens’.