Buzz and Brilliance

Case Studies

I could go on all day about my skills and experience, but it’s all well and good blowing my own trumpet –  the real question is, where’s the proof? Well, it’s right here. And the results, along with the reviews, speak for themselves. Let me show you how I made an impact for my clients.

RJG Media Ltd (Working Title Films)

2023 – 2025

At RJG Media Ltd, I managed social media campaigns and community engagement for Working Title Films, supporting major releases like Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, The Substance, Love Actually: 20th Anniversary Re-release, Shaun Of The Dead 20th Anniversary Re-release, Blitz (Apple TV+), Genie (Sky), and Drive-Away Dolls.

A key part of my role was mining Working Title’s rich archive, repurposing classic content to captivate younger audiences and boost brand awareness. This strategy helped generate over 30 million views across platforms in 2024 alone, growing the community to 150k+ followers across platforms.

Collaborating with high-profile talent, I crafted engaging social media pieces that resonated with fans and expanded the films’ reach.

"Harvey has been a pleasure to work with from day one. His sharp awareness of current social trends and encyclopedic knowledge of the industry have proved invaluable to me and my clients. His skill and agility when it comes to transforming ideas into thumb-stopping social content is unmatched."
Rob Gillett
Head Of Social Content, Working Title Films | Director at RJG Media Ltd

Two Daughters Entertainment

I took charge of Two Daughters Entertainment’s YouTube presence, focusing on their children’s animation Moley. By creating fresh, original content and repurposing clips, I kickstarted their YouTube channel and helped monetise Moley across social platforms.  

Working closely with notable talent, I produced collaborative content that enhanced audience engagement and brand growth.  

"Working with Harvey on the Moley YouTube and social media channels was an absolute pleasure. His enthusiasm and dedication to the project shone through every step of the way. Harvey brought incredible organisation and a strategic approach to building Moley’s online presence, always staying on top of the latest trends to keep the content fresh and engaging for our young audience.

He consistently went above and beyond, showing a genuine passion for the Moley series and a keen understanding of what makes Moley’s fans smile. His proactive attitude and willingness to tackle any challenge made a huge difference, and we couldn’t have asked for a better person to help bring Moley to life online!"
Mikey Ellis
Marketing Director at Two Daughters Entertainment

Cosmic Cat Films

In 2025, I led the social media campaign for From Ground Zero: Stories From Gaza, partnering with Cosmic Cat Films’ distribution and press teams. The campaign achieved over 951,000 views and 24,000+ interactions on Facebook and Instagram.  

Exclusive collaborations with Letterboxd, Picturehouse, Curzon, and Odeon amplified the film’s impact, sparking meaningful conversations worldwide.  

Given the documentary’s sensitive nature, I managed social listening to ensure respectful dialogue and swiftly addressed any negative commentary to maintain a safe space.  

Currently, I’m excited to be working on the upcoming documentary Molly and THE MACHINES, set for release in 2026.  

The Credit Protection Association

I consulted with The Credit Protection Association to develop an organic social media strategy and managed content creation, including their monthly LinkedIn newsletter and email marketing campaigns.  

 

The challenge was to break down financial taboos around debt and overdue invoices, reframing their service not as debt collection but as a champion for small businesses, helping SMEs and freelancers get paid on time.  

 

This approach encouraged engagement and reshaped perceptions, making financial conversations more accessible and positive.

"Harvey is a pleasure to work with and produced some great video and photo content for our social media pages - we look forward to working with him again soon!"
James Salmon
Operations Director at The Credit Protection Association

(Toy Story, 1995)