Afghanistan is in a state of a humanitarian crisis, with 8 million people facing famine this winter. With temperatures set to plummet as low as -12°C, we've been working around the clock to help the DEC launch this urgent Afghanistan Crisis Appeal.

Setting up and running customer advocacy programmes isn’t a walk in the park. distillery hosted its first Customer Reference Masterclass in APAC with three industry experts to talk about why it’s business critical to localise content and to explore innovative ways to harness the power of customers as champions.

“distillery has embarked on this project to further the conversation and importance of diversity and inclusion within the creative industry. Diversity isn’t something to be solved; it’s an ongoing journey that will be forever changing, and the industry needs to recognise this. We hope that by creating awareness around this initiative, we will encourage others to think about how we can positively promote diversity and cultural intelligence, and act on improving their knowledge and understanding of diversity in all walks of life,” said Steve Wheen, founder, distillery

Lazada is one of South East Asia’s leading tech and digital commerce platforms, serving millions of shoppers with their everyday retail needs across markets including Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia.

Our latest film for the Disaster Emergency Committee and Himesh Patel shows what kind of support the country needs and how you might be able to help.

In 2020, the face mask became the most iconic symbol of the global community. We wanted to create something positive out of COVID-19, so we decided to reimagine the face mask as a conduit for fundraising.

Lil-Lets wanted to encourage young girls to use its non-applicator tampons, so we put together a campaign to bust any misconceptions they might have as potential first-time users.

As part of the DEC’s coronavirus appeal to help fragile states, team distillery produced a series of social and editorial content to drive awareness and donation.

We were approached by Cafédirect, the UK’s largest 100% Fairtrade hot drinks brand (and the UK's first B Corp certified coffee producer!), who commissioned two pieces of content from us.

Google for Retail helps businesses boost online presence to reach their goals. We helped Google hero their customers’ success through two video case studies.

Oxfam is raising awareness to the environmental impact of fast fashion and asked us to make a video to help promote a more sustainable alternative: their Oxfam online shop.

Bringing trade unions together from 147 countries, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) aims to improve the working lives of 18.5 million men and women around the world.

The VR Awards, which now falls under the umbrella of AIXR, wanted to celebrate the outstanding work that goes into some of the industry’s best VR experiences.

We’re excited to share some of our latest work for Lil-Lets featuring magician Katherine Mills. Collaborating with some very talent partners, we’ve created and are executing a paid social campaign across YouTube, Facebook and Instagram to educate women about the amount of plastic in applicator tampons.

YouTube is the world’s second largest search engine. As a YouTube certified agency, we’re passionate about helping brands use YouTube’s full potential for building thriving communities around content.

Following our nomination earlier in the year, we are ecstatic to have won ‘Video of the Year’ at the British Media Awards 2018. We were up against some awesome finalist films from VICE UK, JOE Media and Alpha Grid. With such respected names in the mix, to have made it to the shortlist was an achievement in itself, but to pick up the award was an honour!

Keep Cups. Paper straws. Recycled plastics in fashion. Something that is very topical, and very close to our hearts at the moment is plastic pollution. Travelling on Trash is our first short form documentary and one of the first original productions from Real Stories, because it’s an adventure woven around how plastics are affecting our rivers on a huge scale. 

The team at distillery London was recently tasked by the Dog’s Trust to produce a shareable campaign to remind dog owners that their furry friends need to wear a legally compliant collar with their microchip details, as well as their owner’s correct and up-to-date name and address.

A New Year equals new work. Normally, we’re busy distilling. But over the last couple months, we’ve been fermenting away and are now excited to share with you our new film for Eaten Alive.