BMF lures four new creative hires from China
May 26 2011, 12:20 pm | | 28 Comments
BMF has bolstered its creative department with four new hires. Wen Lin, Chun Li, Ming Huang and An Wu have been lured from China on a special two-week contract.
Says executive creative director Dylan Taylor: “These guys are great additions to the BMF team. We’re thrilled with what they’ll bring to the table.”
28 Comments
NIce.
Wow BMF this is weird. This is a Ping Pong competition joke I take it. Hmmm.
Typical BMF press release. Nothing but spin.
I wasn’t sure if this was from photoshop fail blog or awkward family photos.
I hope they aren’t retouchers.
Ring ins for the Ping Pong I’m betting?
Someone please explain the joke to me…
BMF should be hiring new retouchers.
if you guys win the Ping Pong tournament, i’m calling “Shenanigans”
Ha! Apart from amazing table tennis skills, Chun Li also does a mean spinning bird kick.
is it just me or do they look like suits?
Bringing in professional players for an agency pong comp has been done before.
Not sure how much they’re gonna achieve in two weeks, but wish them the best of luck.
Enjoy Aus. Have fun. Ignore the toxic blog.
They are hired for the inter-agency ping pong. watch out!
A whole 2 weeks huh?
So… how do you say ‘Job Security’ in Cantonese?
Good luck in the Ping Pong comp.
@ proudly anonymous…. ALL PR is spin. Dickhead.
Dear God. How are we supposed to sell clever ideas to clients when people on a creative blog don’t even get them?
@3: 45 – Hear hear.
This is very funny, and the best thing on the blog all week ….. year.
Good one BMF
Bring it on
Slow news day obviously…
this article is more important that anything that’s been on Mumbrella lately.
What airline was that again?
Sad, isn’t it, how ingrained asian racism is in Australian society? The apparently ridiculous notion that a leading agency might hire chinese creatives at any other time than a ping-pong tournament shows a shocking lack of tact.
Lighten up 7.48. If it was a 5 aside soccer comp they prob would have been brazilians.
I’m Chinese, no one has touched us in table tennis at the Olympics in decades. It would be disrespectful NOT to use Chinese athletes.
Ha ha, da xiao.
Too subtle for many I see.
Ok, for anyone who doesn’t get it…
http://mumbrella.com.au/bmf-goes-mad-men-for-a-day-46919