coming of the uberproducer

There's been much talk in this fast-moving, converging business about the possible need for 'super-producers' who can apply production skills across mutliple channels - broadcast, interactive, print, etc. But where to find these rare, mulit-skilled creatures?  At wieden + kennedy lodnon we have taken the radical step of breeding our own. Shown above, the forthcoming fruit of the union of Julia Methold (head of broadcast production) and Mick Bailey (head of creative services). Obviously it'll be a few years before we can get this uber-producer on the job, but (s)he will be genetically engineered for production multi-tasking 

Comments

[Marcus]

Please ask Seb to help with the spelling.

Ta.

[Seb]

As there is no umlaut letter on an English keyboard I donate one for copy/paste. Here it is:

Ü

So it's überproducer. No need for a thank you.

[neil]

In the UK, only heavy metal bands use umlauts

[Marcus]

Nice öne Seb büt äläs yöür böss döesn't like the little döts (änd pröbäbly döesn't like Mötörheäd).

Büt, äs älwäys, there is ä wörk äröünd änd I hereby dönäte the letter "e" fröm my Germän keyböärd.

Sö it cän nöw reäd Ueberproducer.

[neil]

Yöu röck.

[Marcus]

I'm not worthy Neil, Not worthy.