A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
A short documentary about the end of the traditional Maltese Bus, the system and the people behind it. The film won the audience award at the Maltese Kinemastik Film Festival and has been screened around many other festivals across the globe.
Directed and shot by me, together with Harry Malt and Emma Mattei, and the help of many other great people along the way, including additional footage by Mark Mangion and Bettina Hutschek.
About
Duncan is a Cannes Grand Prix-winning Creative Director whose career has taken him across the globe—from London to Shanghai, and now Auckland, where he's Group Creative Director at Colenso BBDO, working alongside Si Vicars and Rob Campbell. Over the years, he’s contributed to some of the world’s most celebrated agencies, including Wieden+Kennedy (London and Shanghai) and 72andSunny. Along the way, Duncan’s work has picked up accolades like an Immortal Award, a Best in Show at The One Show, and Lions at Cannes, with a Grand Prix for the Adoptable campaign as a career highlight.
Known for his ability to combine a deep understanding of craft with a constant push for innovation, Duncan’s work bridges traditional creative approaches with cutting-edge technology. At the heart of everything he does is a sharp focus on the idea, with an uncompromising attention to detail and execution.
Beyond advertising, Duncan has directed fashion films showcased at the London Design Museum and directed TV commercials for a variety of brands. His creative output spans industries and formats, reflecting his versatility and passion for storytelling in all its forms.
With a career defined by impactful campaigns and a drive to push creative boundaries, Duncan’s work challenges norms, delivering ideas that inspire, connect, and set a benchmark for creativity in the industry.