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Priest Post Production enters a new chapter under Michelle and Cris Duvenage

From 1 April 2026, long-time producer Michelle Duvenage and DIT specialist Cris Duvenage will take ownership of well known Cape Town post company Priest, continuing the studio’s legacy while evolving its offering for a changing production landscape.

Industry turns out as VRtuosus launches real-time virtual production studio in Joburg

South Africa’s film and advertising industry gathered in Johannesburg last week to celebrate the launch of VRtuosus, a real-time virtual production studio now available locally. Hyde Park on a Wednesday night and honestly, what a jol! Drinks in hand, familiar faces from every corner of the local industry catching up across a room that felt equal parts reunion and reveal. Directors, DPs, producers, agency creatives and marketers had all made the trip to experience the new VRtuosus studios and if the turnout was any indication, South Africa’s film and advertising world was paying attention.

2026-03-18T14:42:50+02:00March 18th, 2026|Categories: Editorial|Tags: |

Post house The Syndicate takes big steps with new space, growing team and top producer

Over the past year, The Syndicate has evolved from a solo-led edit suite into a fully-fledged post-production house with serious weight behind it. Now operating from a new space in Joburg on 4th Avenue in Parkhurst, with Gugu Radebe on board as producer and three additional editors on the roster, and a newly launched website, the company can confidently take on full post from offline through to grade, online, animation and sound. For a team that’s been heads-down building, that’s quite a lot to drop on the industry in one go.

Nwabisa Tolom Said That.

Nwabisa’s creative journey has taken her from Joburg to New York, San Francisco and Amsterdam, shaping how she thinks about ideas, craft and culture. Now a Creative Director at TBWA working on brands like Savanna, she brings a global perspective to the work, grounded in human behaviour and South Africa’s uniquely textured humour. In this conversation, she reflects on working across cultures, what separates a good copywriter from a great one, how she chooses collaborators, and why the ideas that scare you a little are often the ones worth fighting for.

2026-03-16T13:35:16+02:00March 16th, 2026|Categories: Editorial|Tags: , |

Craft Award Results: February 2026

A clean sweep for the Colonel. This month’s IDIDTHAT.co Craft Awards saw KFC take both top honours, with judges Catherine Wanliss, Creative Director at Accenture Song, and Kyle Lewis, Director at Egg Films, recognising top Craft from Zee Ntuli from Darling Films and Grant de Sousa of They Films.

The world needed soul saving. Director Lourens van Rensburg, Joe Public and Chicken Licken had a plan

The world is in need of soul. That was the starting point for Chicken Licken’s ‘#SoulFood2TheWorld’ campaign, which began with the slightly audacious suggestion that global soul levels are running dangerously low, and that South Africa might be uniquely qualified to intervene. If Soul Food® is what the brand sells, then why not export it? Why not flip the usual narrative and position Mzansi not as the recipient of aid, but as the provider? High time, we say! So, we got some of the creators of the campaign from Joe Public and 7Films in a room to find out how they made this work happen.

2026-03-09T13:35:31+02:00March 9th, 2026|Categories: 7Films Editorial, Editorial|Tags: , , , |

Incommon’s director Retang Sebeka cleans up with character-driven Handy Andy for Machine_

Incommon’s latest campaign for Handy Andy sees director Retang Sebeka take everyday household mess and push it into slightly absurd territory, turning chaos into a string of funny moments driven by nuanced comedic performances where the characters are given room to breathe. Retang’s playful, slightly offbeat tone is something we’ve spoken about before, and with this campaign, he’s now stepping confidently into performance-led storytelling.

2026-03-06T11:19:53+02:00March 6th, 2026|Categories: Editorial, Incommon Productions|Tags: , |