Goldie
Robbens

about the jury

Goldie Robbens is Head of Integrated Production at Uncommon Creative Studio in London.

Goldie’s illustrious production career started in New York where she produced multi-award-winning films, interactive campaigns and live events for Droga5.

Her early work such as Newcastle Brown Ale Super Bowl campaign won everything from Cannes to D&AD. Her other hits include work for Google, The New Museum, Under Armour,  and the Hilary Clinton Presidential campaign.

Goldie then moved to London where she continued to win awards for a wide range of work. From 360-degree immersive films for Financial Times, to launching a visual identity for Coals Drop Yard, to putting on a slow-mo marathon on the streets of L.A. for the new Baywatch movie.

Key to Goldie’s work ethic is making work that “nobody knows how to make” and finding new and inventive ways to bring daring creative to life. In 2019 this way of working led her to Uncommon Creative Studio where she has built a production department who can truly make any type of work that the studios creatives develop. She has also spearheaded award winning campaigns such as H&M One/Second/Suit, the studio’s first evert art installation at Jealous and campaigns for the likes of Nike Jordan, EA Games, British Airways, Beats and many more.