Wanda London Directors

Blinkk is a British photographic/filmmaking collective, whose members Leila Namaan and Damien Laurent met at the Royal College of Art in London. Together, they are one of the most exciting, fresh and sought-after teams in the world of fashion advertising and editorials.
Winners of several awards including the 2006 Silver Creative Circle Award and the Second Best Celebrity Campaign of 2007 in Campaign Magazine, they were shortlisted at the 2008 Cannes Advertising Awards for their Sony Vaio/John Malkovich virals.
Their individual talents and styles combine to create a unique approach. With an experimental use of light and color, unusual framing techniques and arresting images, Blinkk create edgy experimental films. 

Wilfrid Brimo can be as funny directing an animated spot for AIDS prevention as he can be shocking with a live action film and iPhone application for Amnesty International.
After channeling his teenage passion for graffiti into graphic design studies, Wilfrid joined Wanda in 2001 to create the TV design department. It quickly took off with contracts such as the global design of MTV or TF6, winning him many prizes including the BDA (Broadcast Design Advertising).
His first commercial for The World Athletics Championships, won a Silver Lion in Cannes in 2003 and marked the beginning of a prolific directing career. In the next few years he transitioned from pure animation films like AIDES, Shakedown and Frucor to live action films, building on his previous work as a photographer: Orange, Peugeot, Citroën, Mercedes, Surfrider, Meetic, and many others, winning awards in several international festivals along the way: two Silver and one Gold the Cannes Lions, Eurobest, Epica, D&AD.
Always pushing the limits of visual language, Wilfrid doesn’t hesitate to mix live action, special effects, motion control, matte painting and 3D in a single film like he did in the spectacular Carlos preview for Canal+. Whether he’s filming intimate human moments or a glove struggling on a beach, Wilfrid only considers his job well done when he manages to create an emotional experience for the audience