Secret Location
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Award-Winning Talent 2025
In the News
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Cannes 2019: Canadian agencies earn 11 shortlist spots in Film
Brand Experience, E-Commerce, Radio and Mobile categories also saw several repeat campaigns add to their growing nomination tally.
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Cannes 2019: Canada gets eight mentions in Craft and Entertainment Lions
Jam3, Grey, Leo Burnett and Lg2 are among the shops to add to their shortlist tallies.
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AToMiC 2017: Messing with media
Scotts Miracle-Gro, Duracell and the Canadian Safe School Network took dramatic steps to earn your attention.
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Up to the Minute: New creative leads at Cummins
Plus: Brad picks up work for Bombardier and more news you might have missed.
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#LikeAGirl picks up an Emmy
Leo Burnett adds one more trophy to the case for the campaign, while Toronto-based Secret Location wins the first award for VR.
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Secret Location opens Los Angeles office
The transmedia agency wants to expand original production development out of the new U.S. location.
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Secret Location delves into VR
As its clients start testing out virtual reality executions, the Toronto-based transmedia agency has partnered with a creative collective dedicated to the platform.
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Secret Location gets equity investment from eOne
The Toronto transmedia co will continue operating on its own to service broadcast, brand, agency and producer clients.
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AToMiC Awards: Rethinking content, extending the consumer experience
Toronto agency Secret Location snagged four prizes for creating innovative digital companions for TV shows.
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AToMiC shortlist: part seven
And that's a wrap! Strategy releases the final nominees in Tech and Transmedia, just in time for Thursday's show.
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AToMiC shortlist: part four
In the fourth list of finalists, strategy reveals potential prize-takers for the best digital and broadcast programs.
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Mark Rozeluk joins Secret Location as CD
Rozeluk (pictured) was most recently the creative director for Trapeze before joining the Toronto-based digital agency.
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The B!G Awards: Judging panel and methodology
Meet the advertising and marketing executives who helped decide the winners of this year's B!G Awards.
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Networks take to the web
CTV, CBC and Shaw's Showcase are creating digital extensions of TV shows or repurposing webisodes for broadcast. Here's a few to watch out for this season.
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Red Bull’s playgrounds
The energy drink company creates an app that helps users scout local sports and entertainment spots across Canada.
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Secret Location game plays PR, R&D and pitch roles
The Toronto-based transmedia company launches a game that will serve as its digital R&D sandbox, where they can test new technologies and storytelling techniques.
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AtoMiC Tech: the new ad creative superstar
From Volkswagen's AR to History Channel's interactive documentary, the future of technology is now. Here are some best-in-class examples from the past year.
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Leo Burnett continues winning streak
The Toronto shop won three Bronze awards at last night's Art Director's Club show.
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The next kid thing
From participatory cross-platform TV to junior franchisation, our experts predict four upcoming trends for little ones.
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Secret Location expands with key hires
The interactive agency has tapped Graham Budd as director of business development, along with five other new employees.
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AToMiC: Teletoon starts a vampire-human street fight
A 3D game lets players choose how the My Babysitter's a Vampire series will end.
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AToMiC Tech Breakthrough
Corn Pops takes gold with "It's Popnetic," while Canadian Blood Services wins silver and History Channel's Storming Juno gets bronze.
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AToMiC Broadcast Engagement
Endgame's interactive mystery wins gold; Swiss Chalet's Rotisserie Channel spins its way to bronze.
