agency Know-How & Freelance Flexibility makes Brand Experience More Possible.

The What, Why & How

We are a specialist creative studio developing brand experience and activation concepts across the live landscape.

Having worked on both the agency and freelance side, we’ve watched budget get absorbed by fees before an idea has even reached the real world - and seen brands quietly shelve experiential ambitions as a result.

Remedy is a response to that. Built on the belief that agency know-how and freelance flexibility, combined, makes brand experience more possible.

For brands wanting to activate IRL. For non-experiential agencies looking to confidently answer a BX brief. For production companies and venues wanting to expand their offer.

The creative development stays lean, focussed and fluff-free by design - meaning more of the budget lands where it belongs: in the execution people actually feel.

Setting us apart

  • There's a significant gap between ad-hoc freelance input and full agency involvement - and there’s a growing number brands that are stuck between the two.

    We've watched start-up brands shelve experiential ideas because agency overheads made them unworkable.

    We've seen partnered agencies lose IRL briefs because the numbers stop making sense once fees are layered on fees.

    Remedy was built for that gap. Senior end-to-end experiential thinking, flexible by design, with fees that keep more of the budget where it belongs - in the work itself.

  • Remedy specialises in brand experience and activation concepts. No performative positioning or buzzword bingo. Just 20 years of understanding and instinct informing solid thinking that earns its keep.

  • Respecting the craft of what we don't do is as important as being confident in what we do. So for everything beyond concept there is our trusted black book, The X Directory.

    A career’s worth of brand experience and event specialists - from visualisers to producers, performers to creative technologists - to call on when a brief needs more.

    Want to tap into the directory? Just ask.

    Want to join the directory? Let’s chat.

Add Experiential To Your Offer

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Proof Over Promise.

  • Humans Are Underrated

    In the midst of automation anxiety, we helped The Economist calm concerns by pitting robots versus humans in series of tests that proved the need for ongoing collaboration.

  • Salon International

    Supporting one of our long term production partners in refining Schwarzkopf’s flagship stand at Salon International.

  • The Hyundai Hotel

    Building on the agency’s approach, we helped create a series of memorable experiential touch points powered by the car itself, including a digital firework display, to introduce trade and press to the IONIQ range.

  • Nike Next Chapter

    Supporting Westfield’s in-house marketing team team to develop concept proposals for the sneaker giant’s next step in Stratford.

  • Brighter Journeys

    Helping a PR partner to bring their heart-warming mental health campaign to life in a shared, sensorial moment.

  • Miss Dior Takes Over

    Supporting the EMEA in-house marketing team at Westfield with concepts and visuals to bring brand opportunities to life across their key sites.

  • The ZenB Project

    Supporting an experiential consultant with concept, illustration, design and venue styling for their plant-based pasta client’s Soho pop-up event.

  • New York Bagel Blvd

    Concept, site plan, consumer journey and visuals for this NYC themed bagel-based brand experience.

  • R5 Roadshow

    For Renault’s R5 relaunch, we developed full media takeovers across Westfield’s European malls, showcasing the iconic new car framed by bold campaign comms.

  • Level-Up Law

    Building a bespoke arcade game for Addleshaw Goddard to demonstrate the trials and tribulations of tech industry law at the Legal Geek expo.

  • The Innocent Gym

    Mud, Wet and Deers. We rebranded the ‘great outdoors’ as Innocent’s own ‘wild’ gym, offering free passes, classes and coconut water to get us all exercising outside more.

  • The Dog MOT

    To cut through at county shows we reframed FirstVet health checks as Free Dog MOTs, giving show’s canine crowd complimentary once overs, and pet parents peace of mind, before signing up for the service.

  • Festival Proof

    Proving Motorola’s analogue phone could survive festival season, we pumped five tonnes of fake mud into Covent Garden and had Kiss FM DJ the chaos live - inviting the public to dive into the ‘Mucky Dip’ and keep whatever they found, from phones and tents to wellies and VIP festival passes.

  • Hide N Seekers

    Lots of fun had bringing Haribo’s purpose of ‘creating childlike happiness’ to life with Hide and Seek championships for kids of all ages… and that includes you Nan!

  • Wrap Up London

    Boosting awareness of homeless charity Hands on London’s coat collections in the run-up to winter, by wrapping London’s most famous exposed residents.

  • Happily Forever After

    PR launch of John Frieda’s Forever Smooth, turning a London landmark into our celebrity Rapunzel’s tower with projection mapping.

  • Common Ground

    An experiential toolkit that reconnected Lavazza with its barista community, through their shared passion of coffee.

  • The Innocent Farmacy

    Hitting the streets in run up to flu season we shared the brand’s fruit and veg-filled smoothies as the natural alternative to nasty medicines.

Concepts