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Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients to watch "The Titans That Built America" tonight.

With Phil Montgomery as director, this was produced by our sister company Maxfilms, with Max Brady as supervising producer.

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza fo

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza for the Irish market, here is a little something he penned on the power of thanks!

https://www.lbbonline.com/news/the-power-of-thanks#.YILLlSgS8Y4.linkedin

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie and @kearyscarstore

Lots of fun and little details on this one! A huge thank you as always to @windmilllanepictures and to everyone involved

Happy International Women's Day to all. The attac

Happy International Women's Day to all.

The attached picture is of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970’s, who campaigned for women’s rights on issues such as: Marital rape to be recognised, equal pay for equal work, the right for a woman to define her own place of domicile, for married women to keep their jobs, control their own access to children’s allowance, and to be able to purchase contraceptives so that they could exert some control over their reproductive rights.

This is a short list of what women were faced with in a 1970’s Ireland where their babies were stolen, sold and neglected, women incarcerated for being audacious enough to have had sex before marriage, when shame defined us.

No going back, only going forward.

This pandemic has taught us that there is much work to be done for women’s rights, and we all have a duty to ensure that we use this chance to reset, reboot, and ensure equality for all, both at work and at home.

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Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients to watch "The Titans That Built America" tonight.

With Phil Montgomery as director, this was produced by our sister company Maxfilms, with Max Brady as supervising producer.

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza fo

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza for the Irish market, here is a little something he penned on the power of thanks!

https://www.lbbonline.com/news/the-power-of-thanks#.YILLlSgS8Y4.linkedin

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie and @kearyscarstore

Lots of fun and little details on this one! A huge thank you as always to @windmilllanepictures and to everyone involved

Happy International Women's Day to all. The attac

Happy International Women's Day to all.

The attached picture is of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970’s, who campaigned for women’s rights on issues such as: Marital rape to be recognised, equal pay for equal work, the right for a woman to define her own place of domicile, for married women to keep their jobs, control their own access to children’s allowance, and to be able to purchase contraceptives so that they could exert some control over their reproductive rights.

This is a short list of what women were faced with in a 1970’s Ireland where their babies were stolen, sold and neglected, women incarcerated for being audacious enough to have had sex before marriage, when shame defined us.

No going back, only going forward.

This pandemic has taught us that there is much work to be done for women’s rights, and we all have a duty to ensure that we use this chance to reset, reboot, and ensure equality for all, both at work and at home.

Load More... Follow on Instagram

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients to watch "The Titans That Built America" tonight.

With Phil Montgomery as director, this was produced by our sister company Maxfilms, with Max Brady as supervising producer.

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza fo

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza for the Irish market, here is a little something he penned on the power of thanks!

https://www.lbbonline.com/news/the-power-of-thanks#.YILLlSgS8Y4.linkedin

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie and @kearyscarstore

Lots of fun and little details on this one! A huge thank you as always to @windmilllanepictures and to everyone involved

Happy International Women's Day to all. The attac

Happy International Women's Day to all.

The attached picture is of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970’s, who campaigned for women’s rights on issues such as: Marital rape to be recognised, equal pay for equal work, the right for a woman to define her own place of domicile, for married women to keep their jobs, control their own access to children’s allowance, and to be able to purchase contraceptives so that they could exert some control over their reproductive rights.

This is a short list of what women were faced with in a 1970’s Ireland where their babies were stolen, sold and neglected, women incarcerated for being audacious enough to have had sex before marriage, when shame defined us.

No going back, only going forward.

This pandemic has taught us that there is much work to be done for women’s rights, and we all have a duty to ensure that we use this chance to reset, reboot, and ensure equality for all, both at work and at home.

Load More... Follow on Instagram

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Good luck to the #FilmTeam at #CYLIreland. Don’t forget to breathe, and maybe some French rose, a la Cannes, when you’re done. @BBDOdublin @SkyIreland @IAPI_Updates

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients

Encouraging all our USA based friends and clients to watch "The Titans That Built America" tonight.

With Phil Montgomery as director, this was produced by our sister company Maxfilms, with Max Brady as supervising producer.

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza fo

As Chris Cottam directs his latest extravaganza for the Irish market, here is a little something he penned on the power of thanks!

https://www.lbbonline.com/news/the-power-of-thanks#.YILLlSgS8Y4.linkedin

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie

Latest work from Chris Cottam with @publichouse.ie and @kearyscarstore

Lots of fun and little details on this one! A huge thank you as always to @windmilllanepictures and to everyone involved

Happy International Women's Day to all. The attac

Happy International Women's Day to all.

The attached picture is of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970’s, who campaigned for women’s rights on issues such as: Marital rape to be recognised, equal pay for equal work, the right for a woman to define her own place of domicile, for married women to keep their jobs, control their own access to children’s allowance, and to be able to purchase contraceptives so that they could exert some control over their reproductive rights.

This is a short list of what women were faced with in a 1970’s Ireland where their babies were stolen, sold and neglected, women incarcerated for being audacious enough to have had sex before marriage, when shame defined us.

No going back, only going forward.

This pandemic has taught us that there is much work to be done for women’s rights, and we all have a duty to ensure that we use this chance to reset, reboot, and ensure equality for all, both at work and at home.

Load More... Follow on Instagram

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