articles within the ‘Entertainment’ category

“nationals” it is!

By James Caldwell | Published: March 13th, 2012

Showchoir Canada were interested in a name change for their event. 2011 was their inaugural year and they learned a lot from their experience. Show Choir management were surer of themselves and certain of some changes they needed for 2012.

Nationals, final logo

Nationals, final logo

Show Choir Canada’s Glee

By James Caldwell | Published: May 3rd, 2011

Show Choir Canada’s mission is to play a vital role in the development and support of show choirs in Canada by creating opportunities, including live competition-format presentations, that inspire youth participants to not only work together through song and dance to achieve a common goal of excellence but also grow and develop as individuals while sharing in the creative process.

da Costa Talent Launches Website

By James Caldwell | Published: September 1st, 2009

da Costa Talent recently decided that they needed an online presence. They have expanded over the years to the point where they have numerous agency clients (talent) that need to be quickly referenced by their industry clients. In a time where businesses are connected online, images of their talent on their own office walls was no longer severing their purpose.

Univision moves Online

By James Caldwell | Published: January 2nd, 2009

Univision decided to make their move online. As a result, Univision’s new hispanic portal contains separate channels for content and an online shopping experience specifically designed for their culture. These designs enabled Univision to take new market share and solidify the hispanic market in the United States.

A Logo for Twentieth Century Fox

By James Caldwell | Published: January 2nd, 2009

Thirst creates another well received logo, this time for Twentieth Century Fox.

da Costa Talent Management

By James Caldwell | Published: January 1st, 2009

da Costa was a small company that rose quickly, they soon realized that their fledgling ‘look and feel’ was unsatisfactory for its capabilities and thought that they needed a more professional image… to match their own. Thirst created a logo and mark for them that was highly visible and clean. Based on this new identity work, a complete set of complimentary stationary followed.

Family Channel

By James Caldwell | Published: December 31st, 2008

Family Channel is a wholesome cable station which advertises both to the parents and their children. Thirst performed most of their print advertising work and as a bonus I made a good friend from one of my clients.