Creative Advertising alumni awarded Most Promising Creative Team 2025
19 August 2025
When Caitlin Chakraborty and Indi Morland became friends while studying Falmouth’s Creative Advertising MA, little did they know they would soon be working together as creatives to produce television campaigns for Sky Mobile, Women’s Aid and Santander.
Working with well-known faces such as Lily James, Ant and Dec and the Despicable Me animated characters, their creative work has now garnered acclaim from the Creative Circle Awards who have recognised the pair as Most Promising Creative Team 2025.
Caitlin and Indi have brought their creativity to House 337, a creative hub based in London that builds progressive brands through people and technology to make a positive impact in the world. Their Creative Director, impressed by their work, submitted their campaigns for Sky Mobile, Women’s Aid and the Current Account Switch Service which led to their award win.
When asked about the work they do, they replied: “As midweight creatives, our role is all about coming up with strong creative campaign ideas and collaborating with our team to bring them to life. We’re involved from the very beginning of a project right through to the execution.
“No two days are ever the same; one day we might be deep in a brainstorming session, the next we could be on set abroad. We write scripts, design out of home campaigns, write headlines, and go to editing sessions, voice recordings and radio mixes. We’ve been lucky enough to travel for shoots in some incredible locations including the Caribbean for our Sky Mobile campaign which was an unforgettable experience.”
Reflecting on their time at Falmouth, they added: “We have really fond memories of our time at Falmouth. The MA course was where we first met, and it has played a huge part in shaping our careers.
“The pace of the course was fast and gave us a solid foundation to build our careers. As part of the course, we built a portfolio which we took with us to agencies for book crits. Those meetings helped us to land our first placement at House 337, and we’ve been here ever since.”
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