About this Event
What?
BIMA Beat is our platform for digital creatives to showcase their work. It’s got clout – because it’s driven by BIMA’s Creative Council, Sony Music UK’s 4th Floor Creative and Spotify. It builds reputations – every quarter there’s the chance to make the final selection or be crowned the quarter’s winner by some of the best in the business. And it’s a safe, rewarding space – we launched BIMA Beat to support and galvanise the UK digital creativity community, so taking part is all about the positivity.
Our Web 2021 event will be celebrating the best creative expressions made with web-based technologies. From next-gen editorial to immersive storytelling, from the smartest mobile experiences to the most interactive 3D environments, from the coolest CSS trickery to surprising JavaScript interactivity.
There’ll be some incredible, inspirational work on display, including our picks based on your submissions – you don’t want to miss it.
We’ll be announcing our speakers very soon!
Enter our showcase here – https://bima.co.uk/bima-beat/
Speakers:
Bruno Arizio, Design Director at BA-
Bruno Arizio is an award-winning Designer and Creative Director. Since the start of his practice in 2010, Bruno has received awards from The FWA, Awwwards, CSS Design Awards, American Institute of Graphic Arts, Typewolf, Behance, Muzli, and others. Has conceived interviews for Codrops, Communication Arts magazine, Awwwards and The FWA. Recent projects include partnerships with Adidas, Facebook, Toyota, Samsung, and Pepsico.
Natalie Narh, Co-founder of New Comma, BIMA100 2021 inductee in the Creatives & Designers category
Natalie Narh is a co-founder of New Comma – a social media platform for local and diaspora African creatives to connect, create, learn and earn. She is also a Social Content Creative at Ogilvy UK, and the Vice-Chair of Ogilvy Roots – a network dedicated to championing greater ethnic and cultural diversity within the advertising industry, agency and its work. Her creative skill sets fall across Graphic Design, 2D Animation, Photography, Videography and Website Design. Natalie is BIMA 100 Class of 2021 inductee in the Creatives & Designers category; and independent to her role at Ogilvy and New Comma, she is also the founder of Latch Productions – a company dedicated to shaping how creative visions are accessed and assessed through various skill sets in media. Providing artists and creatives with a platform, and the opportunity to showcase their talents and abilities is a passion of hers that she works hard to uphold throughout all the facets of her career.
Fred Flade – Independent design consultant
Inspired by the creativity of the British design scene, Fred moved from Germany to London in the late 90ties, studying visual communication design at Ravensbourne College. The newly emerging field of interaction design became an instant focus. What followed was a 20+ year career in design for the digital realm – from the early days of interactive multimedia to the creative maturing of Webdesign and the permeation of digital technologies into all aspects of communication.
Fred was design director at two leading digital agencies, Deepend and Poke and co-founded and creatively led another two: de-construct and SOON_. He has always been driven by the ambition to create visually delightful yet highly usable design solutions that deliver results. Fred collaborated with clients such as the Barbican, VW, Panasonic, BBC, Mulberry, Vince Frost and RA – just to name a few – winning over 30 international design awards in the process.
Today Fred works from Lisbon, Portugal as an independent design consultant with international clients – still worrying about every single pixel. In his spare time, he recently co-founded digital travel magazine Cultourista.
Kara Prosser, Global Director Design, Innovation & Sustainability
Kara is a passionate design leader striving for change through creativity and innovation. She has worked with over 30 countries and has a unique ability to bring people together to deliver products, services and strategies for good.
She recently scaled Isobar Good (social impact offering at experience led digital agency, Isobar) from an embryo of an idea to a fully fledged part of Dentsu International, delivering outcomes to the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Kara’s worked alongside the worlds most esteemed brands, and is dedicated to the role design plays in solving our most complex challenges across health care, climate change and social justice.
Thu, 17 Jun 2021
17:00 - 18:00