Brittaney Kiefer
Brittaney is Adweek's European Creative editor based in London. Before joining Adweek, Brittaney was Creativity & Culture editor at Campaign. Before that, she was a reporter and editor at PRWeek.
Google’s Ad Encourages Tough Questions About Race, Religion and Mental Health
The ad by Uncommon Creative Studio shows members of the U.K. public observing other people or situations that they do not understand.
These Are The World’s Top Performing Creatives and Directors from Cannes Lions
The rankings provide a snapshot of some of the industry’s leading talent.
Financial Times Calls On Its Readers to Dream Up a Better Future After Covid
Its “Letters to this New World” campaign encourages people to reflect on lessons from the pandemic and shape a better future.
How Advertising Can Finally Get Real About Representing Disability
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Advocates say the industry is finally waking up to the need for inclusion onscreen and behind the camera.
PlayStation Reimagines Chess as a Futuristic Battle Between Royalty and Underdogs
Chess saw a resurgence during the Covid-19 lockdowns. In the U.K., for example, some chess websites and apps reported sign-up increases of 400%, while the Netflix show about a chess [...]
Sky Unveils a New Brand Whose Sole Purpose Is to Fight Climate Change
Sky Zero is unveiled through an ad told from the perspective of the moon visiting Earth.
This Emotional Ad Calls on Public to Send Hope to Frontline Workers With PTSD
Charity Frontline19 has launched a free phone line where people can leave messages of support for frontline workers.
Why a Fashion House Made a Drama Series That Looks Nothing Like Branded Entertainment
Balmain teamed up with broadcaster Channel 4 to make a show that would appeal to a younger generation.
Netflix Held Money Heist Fans Hostage to Prevent Them From Sharing Spoilers
When Netflix’s hit show Money Heist was coming back for its new season, the streaming platform wanted to ensure fans could enjoy it spoiler free.
This Charity Rewrote Popular Children’s Stories to Show Kids How to Cope With Hard Times
The GOSH Charity wants to help parents and their children cope with some of life's biggest challenges through storytelling and play.