Creative studio
edpic's Creative studio is where the digital magic happens!
Our team of designers, developers and multimedia specialists work together to produce great websites, wapsites, virals and mobile downloads.
Internet 2.0 technologies keep the web interesting.
Talk to edpic about your web project. We can handle any size project from a small two-page microsite through to a full online brand presence. edpic work with leading web technologies to produce rich media experiences and compelling content. We also collaborate with edpic's editorial team to ensure the quality of the user experience covers all aspects of interaction.
Creatively speaking, edpic love the challenge of mobile.
edpic have been at the forefront of mobile content development for five years. The Company have worked on a range of projects from producing mobile download assets including graphics, audio and video, through to developing cross-platform mobile services.
We create and develop compelling digital marketing campaigns.
edpic devise and create internet advertising campaigns. The Company works with clients to produce rich media ads that work. edpic believes that mobile will become an equally compelling marketing channel.
We beleive PSP and iPod are already important consumer channels.
They're not web, and they're not mobile, so how do brands and content owners respond to PSP, iPod and other emerging digital devices? edpic recognise that these are important digital channels and have already produced content specifically targeted at these devices.
Talk to us about your digital vision. Chances are edpic have already been thinking about it.
Our Work
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Virgin Media TV appointed edpic to create an integrated digital marketing campaign for the new series of Grey's Anatomy on Living.View project
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edpic have launched Sail Away with Robin Knox-Johnston, an online viral game for SAGA.View project
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