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Supporting the Birmingham International Tattoo

Kre8tive Communications Ltd is the organiser of the Birmingham International Tattoo, one of the UK’s leading indoor displays of music, precision and pageantry.

Staged at bp pulse LIVE Arena in Birmingham, the Tattoo brings together around 1,000 performers for a spectacular production featuring international marching bands, pipes and drums, field gun racing, flyball dog racing, standard bearers, dancers and a spectacular Grand Finale.

Kre8tive Communications is involved in every aspect of bringing the Birmingham International Tattoo to life, from the initial planning and development of the event through to its delivery in the arena. Our role includes event management and production, artist and participant liaison, venue coordination, marketing and communications, media relations, sponsorship, programme development, ticket promotion and the creation of the event’s extensive range of print, digital and promotional materials.

Delivering an event on this scale requires detailed planning and coordination, bringing together performers, production teams, suppliers, partners and volunteers while ensuring that the audience experience remains at the heart of everything we do. Alongside the operational delivery of the Tattoo, Kre8tive Communications manages its year-round promotion, developing campaigns designed to build awareness, grow audiences and maintain the event’s distinctive identity.

The Birmingham International Tattoo demonstrates Kre8tive Communications’ ability to combine event management, creative communications and live production, taking a major event from concept and planning through to promotion and performance.

Find out more about the Birmingham International Tattoo at bhamtattoo.com.

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Supporting Cranleigh Riding for the Disabled

At Kre8tive Communications, as part of our community outreach programme, we volunteered our time and resources to record a video about the work of the Cranleigh Riding for the Disabled Association Group. You can watch the video about the day in the life of the group below.

Cranleigh RDA offers therapeutic riding to children and adults with special needs to benefit their health and well being, to achieve their goals and to have fun! The experience gained through riding and contact with the horses helps them develop self esteem, confidence and independence. As a voluntary organisation the group receives no state or lottery funding and rely entirely on donations and fundraising. They are supported by a fantastic group of volunteers who help run the programme.

To find out more about the group you can visit their website at www.cranleighrdagroup.co.uk

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Supporting Amberley Museum to reopen

When local Amberley Museum needed a video to inform their members and the public of their new procedures for reopening after closure due to Covid-19 we were happy to help. The main purpose was to fit all the main information into a video of less than 2 minutes and 20 seconds for social media use and we worked with the Museum team to develop their ideas and record their short “Welcome back” video that you can see above.

We also created a short advert to tell people more about the museum and recorded a 10-minute tour of the whole museum to give potential visitors a taster of a great day out at Amberley.

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Giving a helping hand to smallholder farmers

At Kre8tive Communications we strongly support the need to encourage smallholders around the world to farm more effectively to help solve the world’s need for high quality food in a sustainable way and allow communities to help themselves through more productive agriculture. In many cases finance is impossible or expensive and so micro loans can offer a valuable way forward for such communities.

Over the last 4 years we have supported lendwithcare who take donations from individuals or companies like ours and combine them and use the funds to provide microloans to those who are impacted by poverty but need a little help to generate their businesses. Each local group then repay the loan over a period of time when their crops flourish and the same money can be reused to support other individuals or groups.

To date our money has helped 483 entrepreneurs and helped create 659 jobs and the money keeps getting recycled to help others as they need it.

The picture shows the Tionge Group from Kajaliza in Nkhotakota, Malawi who has 24 women members. They grow rice in order to earn a living. The access to a loan helped them buy farming products for their farming business with the aim of providing their families with their basic needs and educating their children. They have now repaid their loan in full and the money is now being used by others.

To see who we have supported visit our lendwithcare page