Amy Hey
Staff Writer
Amy Hey is staff Writer at shots, based in Margate. She joined the publication as Junior Reporter before moving into her current role on the editorial team.
Miracle-Gro roots us in the real world
The plant care brand immerses us in the sounds and sights of nature in a simplistic, sensory-centred campaign aiming to reconnect people with the outdoors.
Peer Review: Joseph Mann
From mind-bendingly brilliant puppetry to enormous animatronics, BLINKINK director Joseph Mann shares the people and projects that inspire his sense of play.
Canva’s coo-coo creative
A pigeon gets crafty in DUDE Milan’s characterful stop-motion animation for the online graphic design tool.
Cerveza Victoria champions Mexico’s fighting spirit
Landia helms a passionate, mixed-media film for the beer brand celebrating Mexican boxing and its cultural roots.
KOKO raises the curtain on 125 years of culture
The London concert venue celebrates a milestone anniversary with an impactful spoken word-led short film directed and concepted by Ned Botwood.
Harry’s filthy fantasy
A man reimagines his life as a 1920s oil tycoon in an absurd spot from the men’s shaving brand.
Gantri shines a light on human connection
Director William Ukoh transforms everyday moments into a dynamic and artistic film for the Californian lighting company’s wireless collection.
Ford moves mountains and mornings
Lope Serrano directs two cinematic films for the vehicle brand, subtly spotlighting its role in the early hours and wild outdoor adventures.
Ally finds the right balance
The digital bank unveils a playful and relatable campaign tapping into Gen Z and millennials’ financial struggles and aspirations.
Gilm0re's military remix
A young recruit is trained to become a DJ at a surreal boot camp in Ricky Dick’s absurd promo for the artist’s track, Another Breathtaking Melody.
People I’ve Met’s hero complex
A small chivalrous act sets off a chain reaction of disasters in this compelling and playful promo directed by Ben Harris for the alt rock band’s track, Bastards.
Generation Wild makes nature a no-brainer
Great Outdoors Colorado highlights the benefits nature can have on children’s brain development with a catchy and gorgeously animated stop motion song.
Amy Hey
Staff Writer
Amy Hey is Staff Writer at shots, based in Margate. She joined the publication as Junior Reporter before moving into her current role on the editorial team.
Her work covers director interviews, talent profiles, and production-focused features, with a particular interest in animation, craft and the creative process. With a keen editorial eye and a focus on storytelling, she highlights both emerging voices and established figures across the advertising and production industries.
Hey has also served as a judge at the UK Music Video Awards, recognising innovation and artistry within the music video landscape.