HERO hires ex-Dentsu talent for head of production role
Indie agency HERO has appointed Roz Scrimshaw as its head of production.
The announcement:
Award-winning independent agency HERO has strengthened its national production team with Roz Scrimshaw departing Dentsu to take on the role of head of production, overseeing the department at a national level.
Based in HERO’s Melbourne office, Scrimshaw brings 30+ years of industry experience working on some of Australia’s biggest clients on production around the globe. Throughout her career, Scrimshaw has produced Cannes award-winning commercials for the likes of SCA and Mars (Sorbent and Snickers). Her client experience also includes iSelect, Carlton United Breweries (Pure Blonde), NAB, Holden and Officeworks.
Starting her career with HERO’s global partner, McCann Australia, in 1991 in Account Management, Scrimshaw found her passion for production which has led to a stellar career working for some of Australia’s top agencies. The move marks a full circle moment for Scrimshaw, bringing a wealth of knowledge following experience at Clemenger BBDO, CHE, AJF and most recently Dentsu.
Ben Lilley, creative chairman and founder of HERO said “Roz has already hit the ground running at HERO, overseeing production on our major upcoming campaigns for Toyota and ENGIE. She is a consummate professional and a true pleasure to work with. We couldn’t be more excited to have her join our team. And also to welcome her back to the McCann network all over again!”
“I couldn’t resist the opportunity to join the HERO team,” said Scrimshaw. “HERO is delivering some of the industry’s most interesting and exciting work right now, with some truly novel production concepts. I’m excited to be part of such an innovative and creative environment where I can challenge myself to produce incredible work.“
The growth of HERO’s production team follows some major recent award wins, including accolades for Maybelline’s Cannes Lions winning Through Their Eyes campaign at Spikes Asia 2024, the second installment of Maybelline’s social change campaign Under The Avatar going live and Toyota’s new bZ4X TVC lead campaign, Barry.
Source: HERO
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