about creative director: Nick Entwistle

Nick is the founder of the Bank of Creativity and One Minute Briefs, an award-winning hub of creativity, collaboration and community.

He has extensive experience in delivering impactful creative work with numerous agencies for brands such as American Airlines, Aldi, Royal Mail, Philips, Vimto, CrossCountry Trains, Subway and more…

The learnings from this have been implemented into his flexible and fast way of working, where he can turn his hand to one-off projects and draw upon his comprehensive contact list to pull together production and media teams suitable for varying budgets and requirements.

His background in graphic design, copywriting and creative direction sees him able to apply his expertise to most things creative. And, if he can’t, he’ll know someone who can…

You’ll mainly find him involved in this type of thing:

• Billboard Creation

• Script Writing

• TV Adverts

• Freelance Concept Development

• Film Production

• Social Media Campaigns

In recent years, he has written, produced and directed film content featuring the Thomas brothers, Denise van Outen, Olivia Attwood, James Buckley, Sam Thompson, Pete Wicks and Charlotte Dawson.

Alongside generating viral campaigns for big brands, he has also grown ‘One Minute Briefs’ from side hustle to worldwide community with its unique approach of collective quick-thinking, with over 150,000 followers across all platforms.

This has seen him work directly with the likes of Coca-Cola, Oxfam, Kelloggs, KFC, Adobe, PG Tips, Guinness and many more huge organisations on major social media collaborations with millions of impressions on each daily brief.

Nick was behind the ‘C-Word’ campaign for Neuroblastoma sufferer Isabella that raised £100,000+ with 50 million views across social media and featured in national press and TV news. He also directed the music video and social campaign that led to the NHS beating Justin Bieber to Xmas Number 1. As well as this, he led the #WorldWithoutNature campaign for WWF, where global brands took the nature out of their logos on World Wildlife Day. This had over a billion impressions over 4 years featuring on Sky Sports with brands and teams such as Wolves, Gymshark, Dove, Hootsuite, Aston Villa, Gumtree, Duolingo, Timberland and more taking part.

Aside from the ‘day job’ (whatever that is) Nick is also a commissioned artist, public speaker, published author, awards judge, prolific journaler, part-time pool player and Man City season-ticket holder.

And, as if that’s not enough, he runs a community for car-lovers and is an ambassador for anti-cyberbullying foundation, Cybersmile.

He’s pretty busy, but he’s always got a minute…

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