HUMAN EVENTS 
CONSULTING PRODUCTION NUS/NUS
ANIMAL EVENTS
When we design events for customers, we strive to establish a dynamic exchange with Copenhagen's creative communities and their hot topics.
The idea is not only to get brands to produce more intelligent, socially responsible, culturally credible campaigns - but also to educate the public in appreciating the value of elegant sponsorships and fine cultural branding. Animal Communications and its parent company the Human Office have, since 1998, been at the very centre of Copenhagen's cultural explosion - and we have constantly pushed the limits of party & event culture, in a way that serves both the private companies involved and the harshly demanding up-and-coming generation.
We have designed & produced events for:
- Distortion Festival (by far Copenhagen's largest party-culture event: 5-days, 155 parties, 120.000 people)
- Playstation 3 (design & production of the PS3 This Is Living Launch Party: we rented a whole designer hotel and arranged a dozen Playstation 3 lounges with hosts dressed as Ninjas or football players, free champagne and a giant rave on the Town Hall Square, open to the public, located some 80metres from the hotel, which functioned as VIP lounge)
- Vice Magazine (2004 + 2005 + 2006 + 2007 where we have scouted venues, booked, designed, produced and co-promoted all large-scale events for Vice in Copenhagen)
- Copenhagen Music Week / MTV EMA 2006 (6 street concerts and 2 party karaoke busses in 2 days, see Champagne & Pølser link under 'News' page)
- Adidas (as part of Champagne & Pølser for Copenhagen Music Week / MTV EMA '06)
- DSB Wildcard (as part of the Copenhagen Catwalk '07)
- Hummel (as part of the Copenhagen Catwalk '07)
- CPH:DOX (Copenhagen's leading (and Europe's second largest) Documentary Film Festival in Europe)
- French Embassy (La Fête de L'Institut: design & production of a 9-event, 3-day festival of French vs. Danish culture, for the Ambassade de France de Copenhague)
- PSP (Launch party with 7 limousines with PSPs as jukeboxes connected to massive subwoofers + rooftop party with WhoMadeWho, MU and KillTheDj).
- Volkswagen (Opening party for Project Fox and mid-way party for Project Fox, featuring Hot Chip's first live appearance in North Europe)
- PPP (pirate parties on parking lots in 2003+2004+2005), RRR (pirate party at Roskilde festival 2007), SSS (pirate party in Scala 2007)
- FOS (book launch of internationally leading social artist)
"Make it Happen - Make it Real - Make it Last " Playgroup, 2003
