We’ve just won a pitch with our pals at 39 steps (and against our pals at whitespace and Leith) to create the marketing for Vet solutions a Henry Schein company. They have created the UK’s number one software for veterinary practices. We decided the best way to sum up all the amazing things this software can do was to point out how it can make any practice grow.
And so fast forward to another strange day of photography starring a bewildered art director, tortoise, budgie and a pug puppy, called Harry. Luckily the shoot did not begin in tragedy when Harry (not Brian) peed on the electrics.
A fried pug would not have made the headlines we’re hoping for, for vet solutions.

After an introduction from David at Red (Scotland’s finest sound studio) the mightysmallers met up with a potential new client, Timberbush Tours. Potential realised, we set about helping them move their already thriving coach tour company onto even greater things. In the search for what made this tour company unique we quickly realised that the story lay with their excellent, comedic, and knowledgeable drivers. So building on this, the new work has a new strapline
“We don’t just show it to you, we share it with you.”
And the “work” in question is a four-minute film shot on three of their spectacular tours to some of Scotland’s most iconic locations.
You can check it out soon on both the client’s site and ours.
We hope you like the scenery shots with the Timberbush tours coach passing serenely through the empty landscapes. If it looks like we had the road to ourselves we did. But only by persuading our client and his team of drivers to rise at 3 am to make the most of the spectacular ‘golden hour’ of dawn. A Particularly hard sell after they’d been in the pub for 10 hours the night before playing pool and “refreshing” themselves with a lager or two.
Luckily when they saw the film all was forgiven….

After a mere 123 years, the good people of Craigmillar in Edinburgh can finally arrange a send off in style with the city’s finest funeral directors William Purves.
To mark the opening of their latest branch the local M.P. cut the black ribbon (not really, we made the ribbon bit up) and a healthy crowd came to admire the very stylish 1960’s triumph motorcycle hearse that was parked outside for the day. The owner declined the many requests for a ride around the block.