I'm currently working at Porter Novelli, part of Omnicom. My clients include Merck, Roche, the Aga Khan Museum and Sony. I'm hands on with projects which vary from motion and animation to film and print. If you want to find out a little more, there's a Q&A on the next page...
A little bit more about myself
If someone described you, what would they say?
Kind, fair, hardworking, full of good ideas, great to collaborate with, and often found in a brightly coloured pair of socks.
Have you managed
teams before?
I’ve led several smaller teams as well as deputising for the Global Creative Director leading the wider team. I’m passionate about helping develop talent. There have been a number of tricky situations I’ve managed in the past, learning something valuable from each one.
Are you comfortable presenting to clients?
In a word, yes, although I have nerves like most people. I find it’s about talking and listening and asking good questions. In my time I’ve worked with all kinds of clients, from indecisive to dominating. The key is in the brief. Constantly checking in and making sure it leads to the end goal.
What are your thoughts on AI and creativity?
It’s a tool. Like all tools, you pick the best one for the right situation. AI brings an opportunity to focus on hi-end craft skills as we are liberated from mundane tasks.
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What do you think makes great work great?
Great work has an unexpected simplicity, elegance, and clarity. It creates an emotional resonance that rewards the audience for spending time with it.
What kind of projects do you hope to work on?
Well, I’d like to work on projects that invoke the qualities of my previous answer. My dream is to collaborate with equally ambitious professionals to produce concept-driven creative that breaks new ground.
What practical skills
do you have?
I’ve art-directed video and animation projects and designed content for POS, books, magazines, and marketing materials. I’ve covered all bases from ideation, pitches to retouching. I’m comfortable using software like After Effects, Premiere, Photoshop and Illustrator and presentation software.
Tell me a secret about yourself
Once I went to a fancy dress party dressed at Zorro. But I arrived at the wrong venue. It took several questions from bemused old men for me to realise my mistake.
COMING SOON...
If you would like to discuss anything please drop me a line on +44 (0)7780976056 or email me at danzperry@gmail.com
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I'm currently working at Porter Novelli, part of Omnicom. Working with clients like Merck, Roche, Aga Khan Museum and Sony. I'm hands on with projects which vary from motion/animation, film or print. If you want to find out a little more, please visit my site on desktop, while I get this mobile version up.
If you would like to discuss anything please drop me a line on +44 (0)7780976056 or email me at danzperry@gmail.com
Fantastic dynamic typography, that works around the video and has a lovely use of typesetting and white space, which makes
2023 Turner Prize Visual Identity The simple but imaginative location interpretation creates great design for the 2023 Turner Prize.Drawing from
The rebranding of StereoLabs by Pentagram. StereoLabs a AI software and hardware company asked Pentagram to create their visual identity.
DixonBaxi reimagined the premiere league’s football graphics. With punchy neon colours to side step using club colours. The design has
Branding for 186k by Matt Tilley Matt breaks down visual elements of videography into basic shapes to create this stunning