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Sweet Punk signs with ITIC Paris and Alba Films

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Sweet Punk has won two new projects.

It’s the end of summer at Sweet Punk and September sets the tone with two new projects. The agency signs 360-degree support over one year with the ITIC Paris business school, and welcomes Alba Films among its clients to rethink its visual identity in line with its cinematographic expertise.

ITIC Paris goes back to school with Sweet Punk.

The Parisian business school ITIC chooses Sweet Punk for a one-year tailor-made 360 ​​support with the aim of attracting the talents of tomorrow.
On the program: definition of a new editorial line, creation of brand content and social media strategy.

Alba Films opts for renewal with Sweet Punk.

With 12 films distributed and an entry in the Top 20 distributors this summer, Alba Films, an independent French distribution company, chooses Sweet Punk to support it in its development.
The agency helps the brand illustrate this turning point in its history through an identity more aligned with its values ​​and new ambitions.

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