In the past McCallum has been a little on the quiet side about self promotion, preferring to create a raucous for their clients and a buzz inside their building ... until now.

With a new look and a fresh approach McCallum are starting to make more noise than a teenager with a drum kit in the spare room at Christmas.

Standing proudly apart from the South Melbourne cliques and the St Kilda Road citadels, McCallum is firmly entrenched in Collingwood where inspiration can be derived from a visit to the gallery across the road, or the topless window washer working for cigarettes on the corner.

Their client mix spans across retail, branding and the reward & recognition sector. They work above the line to push the boundaries with the cool Britz vans, below the line to pump up the sales for Sportsfirst, through the line with award winning corporate work for Optus and ANZ, but they crossed the line with the politically incorrect Penrite Oil campaign.

With long-standing recognition from the temping industry (housing both Artisan’s Client of the Year and Candidate of the Year Awards) McCallum pride themselves on being a creative hub that sources the best of the industry. Recognising the importance of a great environment to encourage brilliant work, they have undertaken to create a unique working atmosphere. Keenly supporting theme days, the team have dressed as pirates, brought their cats to work and even worn French maid outfits in an effort to encourage spring cleaning. No wonder the level of creativity is soaring. The passionate studio staff are firmly entrenched in Melbourne’s creative scene as an eclectic mix of designers, painters, stencil artists and street mimers.

McCallum have found their niche in the creative world, and are now becoming loud enough to be heard over the noise of an untrained drummer. It’s a gig not to be missed.

For booking details and more information about McCallum, get in touch with Mathew from Artisan.