Lewis Blackwell

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  Lewis Blackwell (London) Chair of panel & Senior Vice President Group Creative Director, Getty Images
  
  As the creative head at Getty Images, Lewis Blackwell has directed a wide range of award-winning film and photography.He is also an internationally respected writer, critic and lecturer on creative trends.Former editor of Creative Review magazine, Blackwell has written several notable books, including Soon: The Future Culture of Brands, 20th-Century Type and the best-selling The End of Print: The Graphic Design of David Carson.

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  Lewis Blackwell, Senior Vice President, Creative
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  FCC's October speaker, Lewis Blackwell, is Senior Vice President of Creative Direction at Getty Images, the world's leading imagery company.
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  Blackwell will discuss his work in the field of creative research and provide an insight into those trends that have and will impact upon our everyday lives.He will also look at Japan and the trends emerging in this market.
  
  Lewis Blackwell has worked for Getty Images since 1999, and in that time has been involved in numerous projects including brand evolution, business integration and the revitalisation of global image collections.
  
  He is also an internationally published author and editor of critically acclaimed and best selling books.These include The End Of Print, G1, Letters On America and most recently Soon: brands of the future.Lewis is also a visiting professor at ECAL Art College in Switzerland.
  
  Prior to working at Getty Images, Lewis was the publisher and editor-in-chief of Creative Review magazine for several years.He has also been a consultant in the advertising and publishing arenas and has written and lectured widely.

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  Great Article from Lewis Blackwell of Getty Images

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  "This year the Young Creative Competition at Cannes is really going to test the teams to the limit," said Lewis Blackwell, Senior Vice-President, Creative Direction, Getty Images.

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  David Droga, Founder & Creative Chairman of DROGA5; Steve Harrison, who led Harrison Troughton Wunderman to win more Direct Lions than any agency in the world; Piyush Pandey, Executive Chairman and National Creative Director of Ogilvy, India & South Asia; Lewis Blackwell, Senior Vice President/Group Creative Director of Getty Images, are some of top names who will speak at the Festival.

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  Lewis Blackwell Senior Vice President / Group Creative Director, Getty Images, Sydney
  
  Lewis Blackwell is Senior Vice-President/Group Creative Director of Getty Images.For the past five years he has led the development of creative photography and film at Getty Images, generating imagery that is used by advertising, design, broadcast and editorial clients the world over.Numerous awards have recognised the photographers and art directors behind the images.Blackwell's work with Getty Images also encompasses curating exhibitions (most recently ‘Reduction', which toured Europe in autumn 04, and ‘What Changes?What Stays?' in Tokyo, July 04).The latter was the subject of a special 48-page feature in Idea magazine in Japan.He also helped lead The Big Idea film project, generating innovative short films by inviting seven directors to work with Getty Images film and stills.
  
  Besides his work with Getty Images, Blackwell is an internationally recognised writer on creativity, typographic historian and lecturer.He is a columnist for Etapes magazine in France, has been a visiting professor at ECAL in Switzerland, and for many years was the publisher/editor of Creative Review magazine in London.

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  Getty Images Picks Creative Leader for Its Top Team : Lewis Blackwell drives company's commitment to creative excellence.
  
  Getty Images Inc. (Nasdaq: GETY), the leading provider of imagery and related products and services, today announced the promotion of Lewis Blackwell to senior vice president, creative direction.Blackwell will drive trend research, art direction, and editing of Getty Images' leading visual content for the world's communications industries.
  
  "Throughout his tenure at Getty Images, Lewis has provided outstanding creative direction for our brands, which has resulted in artistic growth of our brands and increased revenue for the company," said Jonathan Klein, co-founder and chief executive officer of Getty Images.
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  Blackwell has played a pivotal role in establishing new standards for quality and responsiveness to customer needs in Getty Images' products and services.He was instrumental in transforming the Stone brand into what it is today -- an award-winning creative imagery epicenter that produces trendsetting and revenue-generating imagery.Blackwell has also served as group creative director at gettyone.com, Getty Images' flagship site that provides imagery and related products for the creative professional.Most recently, Blackwell has overseen the company's entire creative product, including directing advertising and design.
  
  "The extent of Getty Images' commitment to uniting business and creative excellence is unique," says Blackwell."It is an honor to play a key part in evolving a company that is itself changing an industry.We work to improve our customers' work.It is a tough challenge to every day set out to anticipate the needs of the world's creative community, but the pain is nearly always enjoyable."
  
  Blackwell is an acclaimed speaker, writer and influencer of global creative trends.He has chaired and taken part in prestigious awards juries and creative events around the world and has been a visiting professor at the leading Swiss design school, ECAL.
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  Prior to joining Getty Images, Blackwell led "Creative Review" magazine, the highly respected international review of the communication arts industry, where he rose to be both editor-in-chief and publisher.He has also worked as a creative consultant directly with leading advertising and design agencies.

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  "He's a Native American: he expresses genuine American values," says Lewis Blackwell,editor of the UK. advertising publication Creative Review.However, Some Native American Spokespersons differ with this.

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  "When it comes to the visual language of the environment, we are in danger of killing it as a meaningful symbol with visual cliché", said Lewis Blackwell, Creative Advisor at Getty Images.

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  The selection panel was chaired by The Society's Exhibitions Committee Chairman, Roy Robertson FRPS Visual Art Photographer, and included Lewis Blackwell, Author & Creative Advisor and former global creative head of Getty Images, Caroline Hyman FRPS Fine Art Photographer, Lord (George) Robertson Visual Art Photographer & Author and joint founder of The Parliamentary Photographic Group, and Tim Rudman FRPS Fine Art Photographer, Printer & Author.
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  Lewis Blackwell commented: "When we finally came to make our award decisions, after extensive reviewing and discussion of all the selections, we somehow achieved a good representation of the range of content without ever having forced it.

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