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Campaigns / Bookings of the Week

14 campaigns. 9 agencies. One brilliant week.

14 submissions · 9 agencies · week 22, 2026

Every week, The Talent Times shines a light on the standout campaigns and bookings happening across the talent management and creator economy space.

This week we received 14 submissions spanning fashion, gaming, beauty, sport, film, entertainment, DIY, TV and anime — from brand ambassador deals and live activations to creator-TV collaborations, record-breaking social content and major licensing partnerships.

These are the campaigns and the people behind them worth celebrating.

ELRY Agency Ltd

Luke Hamnett x Marks & Spencer

  • Talent Luke Hamnett
  • Agent Emma Ryan
  • Brand M&S

Brand ambassador booking for 2026/2027 — clothing campaign built on genuine alignment between Luke’s community and the M&S brand. “The start of something great.”

Sharper Group

Mr Islah x Forza Horizon 6

  • Talent Mr Islah
  • Agent Mia
  • Brand Xbox

Gaming partnership with Xbox for the new Forza Horizon 6 release.

The Sharper Group

Charlie and Max x McDonald’s UK

  • Talent Charlie and Max
  • Agent Harrie Dearing
  • Brand McDonald’s UK

First big brand deal — a bank holiday treat activation that organically reached 162k views on TikTok. Smooth from booking to going live.

E.S Collective

Sharaye Thomas x Simply Be

  • Talent Sharaye Thomas
  • Agent Ellisha Clapham
  • Brand Simply Be

Official brand ambassador for 2026 — styling Simply Be’s summer collection across holiday destinations, shot at Aesthetic Studios, London.

Esther x REFY Watercolor Collection

FAD Models

Esther x REFY Watercolor Collection

  • Talent Esther
  • Agent Lisa, FAD Models
  • Brand REFY Beauty

Esther’s second major beauty booking — launching 4th June and in-store across Selfridges and Sephora online. Front-to-end casting by Sam Perkins.

Creative Collective Agency

Bradley Rubio x FA Cup Semi-final

  • Talent Bradley Rubio
  • Agent Mike McNamee, Jordan Leighton
  • Brand TNT Sports / FA

Mic’d up at Wembley for Man City vs Southampton. 1.7M views across 2 Reels, 135K likes, 900 comments. With: Ben Gordon, TNT Sports.

Lunar Talent

Ashley & Jordan Banjo x LEGO Batman

  • Talent Ashley & Jordan Banjo
  • Agent Liam Ashburner, Lee Hutton
  • Brand Warner Bros x Lego

Live pop-up at Tower Bridge for LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight — seamless from concept to final edit with Electric Sheep Events and Run Ragged Media.

Scott Baggaley x DIY Live Stage Ideal Home Show

Build & Bloom Management

Scott Baggaley x Ideal Home Show 2026

  • Talent @scott_diy
  • Agent Charnelle Merritt
  • Brand Naturewall / GoPoxy

Headline creator on the DIY Live Stage — 10 demonstrations across two days, plus organic content at home. In-person impact meets online storytelling.

Build & Bloom Management

Becky Russell x Interior Design Masters

  • Talent @surreyhousediy
  • Agent Charnelle Merritt
  • Brand BBC / IDM Series 7

Green-screen reel responding to a weekly IDM design brief, co-posted to the official BBC account. Fast turnaround, high engagement. With: Banijay UK.

Sharper Group

Ashley Glazebrook x Crystal Maze 10th Anniversary

  • Talent Ashley Glazebrook
  • Agent Si Barbour-Brown
  • Brand Crystal Maze

Ash DJ’d the full 10th anniversary celebration at Crystal Maze Live Experience — his biggest DJ booking to date. Celebrity and VIP guests, great energy throughout.

NewGen

Able x Lynx Limited Edition FIFA World

  • Talent Able
  • Agent Will Mollett
  • Brand Lynx

NewGen

Tom Leese x Fanta Xbox 2026 Unlock The Box

  • Talent Tom Leese
  • Agent Chloe Hermiston
  • Brand Fanta

NewGen Talent

Lena Lemon x Crunchyroll Ambassador

  • Talent Lena Lemon
  • Agent Mark Sharman
  • Brand Crunchyroll

Creative Ally

Adeche Atelier x Mubi

  • Talent Adeche Atelier
  • Agent Phie Mckenzie
  • Brand Mubi

This campaign explored the history and cultural impact of African cinema at the Cannes Film Festival, highlighting landmark films including Black Girl (1966), Chronicle of the Years of Fire (1975), Touki Bouki (1973), and My Father’s Shadow (2025). Through educational, social-first storytelling, the content connected historic African filmmaking to wider conversations around representation, identity and global cinema culture.

That is a wrap on week 22. A brilliant spread of work from across the industry — from Wembley to Tower Bridge, Selfridges to the Ideal Home Show, Cannes to the Crunchyroll offices, and a strong showing from NewGen with three campaigns across Lynx, Fanta and Crunchyroll.

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The Talent Times is a dedicated news platform for talent management and related industries, built on the success of its widely-read newsletter, offering industry news, insights, signings, jobs and opportunities to celebrate, reflect and learn within the talent space.
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