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Project: Grey's Anatomy web campaign
Virgin Media TV appointed edpic to create an integrated digital marketing campaign for Living's new series of Grey's Anatomy. More

We make content work across web and mobile.

By focusing on the end-user, edpic devise, design, deliver and manage compelling services for mobile, web and other digital platforms.

edpic is an agency with a difference. Not only do we create great services, our editorial and production teams maintain them too.

We make content work.

edpic is dedicated to creating great digital services for a growing list of world-class clients including global film and TV properties, top web brands, broadcasters, mobile network operators and mobile service providers.

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Making content work

From a simple text feed to a global roll-out of video, audio, text and pictures, edpic sources and creates compelling, targeted content. edpic's copy-writers, designers and multimedia production specialists deliver exciting, accurate and relevant content. More

Give your digital service a voice

edpic are experts in creating and sourcing mobile and web editorial through understanding the target market and defining the editorial tone. Talk to us about how we can give your digital service a compelling voice of its own. More

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edpic's creative studio combines the creative talents of designers, developers, copy-writers and video producers to create memorable digital services. More


Our Work
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Grey's Anatomy Web campaign
Virgin Media TV appointed edpic to create an integrated digital marketing campaign for the new series of Grey's Anatomy on Living.
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edpic launch Sail Away
edpic have launched Sail Away with Robin Knox-Johnston, an online viral game for SAGA.
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Latest news
No Indy IV for Sean
Sean Connery will NOT be appearing in the new Indiana Jones sequel.

After months of speculation that the Scot would come out of retirement to reprise his role as Indy's father, the actor - well, former actor - decided to make his position clear. 'I get asked the question so often I thought it best to make an announcement,' said Connery in a statement released yesterday. 'If anything could have pulled me out of retirement it would have been an Indiana Jones film. I love working with Steven (Spielberg) and George (Lucas), and it goes without saying that it is an honour to have Harrison as my son. But in the end, retirement is just too damned much fun. I, do however, have one bit of advice for Junior,� he added. 'Demand that the critters be digital, the cliffs be low, and for goodness sake keep that whip by your side at all times in case you need to escape from the stunt coordinator!