Jobstart

Extravagant props, executive desks, chairs and high-end furnishings consisting of plush carpets, lavish curtains, intricate sculptures and an abundance of flowers were sourced by JAS from all corners of Sydney and bumped (carefully) into the Royal Automobile Club Australia in December 2012 as back drop for CBA’s latest campaign.

Conceptualized by M&C Saatchi, the tag line ‘Get your working life off to a flying start’ was brought to life by our styling team with carefully selected wardrobe and props to characterize a young woman new to the workplace, rapidly reaching CEO status thanks to CBA’s special saving’s package for young workers.

Photographer: Julian Wolkenstein
Stylist: Janai Anselmi
Hair & Make Up: Margo Regan

Agency: M&C Saatchi

Client: Commonwealth Bank

Little Treasures

Janai joined Adrian Brown and CheeProductions in a trip up the coast to style this beautiful campaign for Port Macquarie Tourism. Shot through the eyes of a young girl, the dreamy sequence of events shows her collecting little treasures and trinkets from tropical bushland and untouched beaches, many of which were sourced on location and included a varied mixture of goodies, from delicate shells and dragonflies to pieces of drift wood and obscure feathers. 

Photographer: Adrian Brown

Stylist: Janai Anselmi

Client: Port Macquarie Tourism

Maggi Fusion

‘Eat the Noodle, Live the Noodle’… this ancient Maggi mantra was the tag line for a creative campaign we were brought in to style for  photographer Julian Wolkenstein. All hands on deck saw Janai, Jo & Pete hunting from Cabramatta to ChinaTown for perfect Asian gangster, metallic suits. Pete playing mannequin for most of the pre-pro, Bruce Lee certainly would have been proud. Using our insider seamstress connections, JAS was able to come up with the ideal custom-made gold tracksuit perfect for that authentic early morning tae-chi session down in the Chinese Gardens of Friendship. Make-up and Hair by the wonderful Margo Regan, Noodle wrangling by Pete using hairspray, glue and who knows what else, it was a fun series and awesome group effort from all.