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Pixel Kicks creates brand new site for Sugar Free TV
Pixel Kicks, the full-service digital agency, has created and launched a brand website for renowned production and service company Sugar Free TV.
The team at Pixel Kicks has co-ordinated the site’s entire development and design including a dedicated area for the company’s video show-reels. It is fully mobile friendly, securely hosted, and careful attention has been paid to ensure it is fast to load on all devices.
Sugar Free TV produces commercials and music videos as well as online content and stills campaigns. It also offers a comprehensive location library along with casting, crew and equipment services. Its client roster includes Adidas and Smyths Toys. The company also services production companies from London and abroad.
Michelle O’Brien at Sugar Free TV – said: “Choosing the right digital agency was so important to us but we knew that Pixel Kicks had a great reputation and strong experience. The team has managed to create an online platform that is the perfect representation of what we are about and what we stand for.”
Chris Buckley – MD of Pixel Kicks – said: “Sugar Free TV is a dynamic and exciting business so we knew we had to work hard to create a site that did it justice. We feel there’s just the right balance of creativity and commerciality.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Pixel Kicks .
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