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Björk
Arts, Music & MediaWho is Björk in the Agency editorial?
Björk is an Icelandic singer, songwriter and composer. In Creative.1, Amanda de Andrade, interviewed about her voice-over work, lists Björk among the many clients she has to leave out when she names the ones she is allowed to mention.
In short
In Creative.1, Björk appears once, in Amanda de Andrade's answer to a question about the companies she has worked for. Amanda says that some big clients ask her to sign non-disclosure agreements, so there are dozens of clients and projects she can never talk about. She says she is allowed to name giant companies such as Uber, Itaú Bank, Nike, Radio BBC and Mercado Livre, but that she always feels it is unfair to mention some clients because she needs to leave out many others, and she gives examples of those others: Microsoft, Wacom, Pokémon, Kaspersky, Pfizer, Ipiranga and Björk. The edition does not describe any project involving Björk.
Key facts
- Who mentions Björk in the Agency editorial?
- Amanda de Andrade, the creative interviewed in Creative.1 about her work with voice-over, in an answer about the companies she has worked for.
- In what context is Björk named?
- As one of the many clients Amanda says she needs to leave out. The ones she says she is allowed to name are Uber, Itaú Bank, Nike, Radio BBC and Mercado Livre; Björk is not among them.
- Does the edition describe any specific project with Björk?
- No. The name is the last item in a list of clients she says she leaves out. No project, role or recording is described.
Who is Björk?
Björk is an Icelandic singer, songwriter and composer born in 1965. Her albums include Debut, Post, Homogenic and Vespertine. All biographical facts are drawn from outside the edition and are marked for verification.
How does Björk appear in Creative.1?
In Creative.1, Amanda de Andrade is asked which companies she has worked for. She answers that she is allowed to name giant companies such as Uber, Itaú Bank, Nike, Radio BBC and Mercado Livre, and adds that she always feels it is unfair when she mentions some clients, because she needs to leave out many others. Björk closes her list of those others, after Microsoft, Wacom, Pokémon, Kaspersky, Pfizer and Ipiranga. No work or project is described.
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