shots Awards 2011: Editor of the Year

Ryan Watson

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Having a bit of OCD is a good thing, isn’t it? Well, if it bags you shots Editor of the Year award, then yes. Paul Hardcastle emerged a cut above the rest in the category with work for Intel (also shortlisted for TV Commercial of the Year), IKEA, Talk Talk, Cravendale and Coca-Cola, but modestly jokes that to be a good editor all you need

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