Chorion Plc
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Heat Design created Chorion Limited's brand identity and corporate literature, showcasing their valuable literary portfolio. Our annual report highlighted their investment value and featured beloved characters like Noddy and the Mr. Men.
"Working with Heat Design was an incredible experience. They spent a significant amount of time with us, meticulously working through ideas and ensuring every detail reflected the essence of Chorion's brand. Their creativity was boundless, and they were instrumental in our rebranding, from creating new stationery to designing our annual and interim reports. I was particularly impressed by their suggestion to include a fold-out Mr. Men poster, which perfectly showcased our recent acquisition in a fun and engaging way. Their dedication and innovative approach were evident in every aspect of their work, from the playful Mr. Busy animation in the accounts section to the comprehensive brand manual. I thoroughly enjoyed their open-minded approach and their willingness to embrace new ideas. Their commitment and passion made the entire process enjoyable and highly rewarding."
— Nicholas James, Chief Executive
Chorion Limited, an international media production company with offices in London, New York, and Sydney, was renowned for its impressive portfolio of entertainment brands, including works by Enid Blyton and Agatha Christie. Heat Design was entrusted with the exciting task of rebranding this dynamic company and creating a suite of corporate literature that truly reflected the value of their diverse literary assets.
Our rebranding effort was comprehensive and engaging, focusing on the design of Chorion's annual and interim reports, which celebrated their literary treasures and presented their investment proposition effectively to stakeholders.
In addition to the reports, we developed a detailed brand manual to ensure consistency across all communications. Working on the Chorion brand was a delightful experience, blending nostalgia with creativity to enhance their corporate identity.