Who are we?

Company Principal is Julie McCreadie:
Over 35 years in publishing from trainee reporter to Editor and General Manager of newspaper titles (once the youngest woman newspaper editor in the UK); City Editor for Press Association and Launch Editor of a London glossy magazine. Advised and trained media management, editorial, production and sales teams before setting up her own London media production, consultancy and training studio.

As a consultant, she has installed hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of electronic publishing systems; set up sales teams, marketed new publishing ventures, advised on business and IT changes and worked on international media consultancies in third world countries and emerging democracies.

Now embracing new multi media, specialising in design, construction and marketing of interactive and eCommerce websites and digital sound & video editing as well as media and IT consultancy and journalism training in the UK and worldwide.

Email contact julie@mccreadie.com

Where are we?

Our London studio is based in the Shoreditch/Hoxton area, a
12-minute walk from Liverpool Street station (mainline and underground) or 10 minutes from Old Street underground station. Easy access from major airports.

This area was heavily bombed in the Blitz in the 1940s. Former industrial buildings have been converted to offices and flats, while Curtain Road and Old Street are notable for their clubs and pubs which offer a variety of venues to rival those of the West End.

In the 1990s, artists move into Shoreditch seeking cheap studio space. Art galleries including the highly regarded White Cube gallery in Hoxton Square, are surrounded by bars, restaurants, media businesses and the building of the Hackney Community College campus was a further feature of the transformation of the area. Now it's a thriving mecca of social and media business enterprise, the hip and arty place to be and be seen, and will be in the social hub of the 2012 London Olympics.

Pictured above left, Shoreditch Church (the famous 'Oranges & Lemons' church) and Shoreditch Town Hall (right) are two well-known local landmarks.