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Rattling Stick
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25-26 Dering Street
London, W1S 1AT

About

Rattling Stick is a multi-award winning production company.

Being the brainchild of Daniel Kleinman, Ringan Ledwidge and Johnnie Frankel, Rattling Stick was always going to be a melting pot of creativity, comedy and culture, and remains every bit irreverent as the day it was founded in 2006.

We make content in all forms, but commercials are our bread and butter, and we make them the Rattling Stick way – carefully crafted with top talent, teams who have been in the business for decades, and a lot of laughs along the way. It’s as simple as that.

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Alice Panerai Joins Rattling Stuff in the UK

Alice Panerai Joins Rattling Stuff in the UK

The Bristol-based director brings her offbeat comedy and character-driven storytelling to the production company’s roster, following a decade in creative leadership and a standout run of visually rich, performance-led work

Taylor Ferguson Joins Rattling Stick for UK Representation

Taylor Ferguson Joins Rattling Stick for UK Representation

Taylor’s path into directing began through acting, with credits including Clickbait, Glitch and Ten Pound Poms

Rattling Stick Announces Stuart Bentham as Managing Director

Rattling Stick Announces Stuart Bentham as Managing Director

Stuart succeeds Johnnie Frankel who is stepping back from day-to-day operations

Differentiate Between Brews with Yorkshire Tea's Decaf Declarer

Differentiate Between Brews with Yorkshire Tea's Decaf Declarer

Rattling Stick's Andy McLeod directs Yorkshire Tea’s latest spot from Lucky Generals

Strut into Christmas with Matalan's Festive Offering

Strut into Christmas with Matalan's Festive Offering

McCann Manchester's festive ad unwraps the fabulous chaos that is family life

Work of the Week 10/10/24

Work of the Week 10/10/24

This week’s best and brightest work from across the industry showcases the ways in which pressing matters such as climate change, mental health and wellbeing is being tackled by advertisers, writes LBB’s April Summers