Marketing & Creative Services

Request a design

Tell us what you need and when you need it. Everything below takes about three minutes. You'll get a reference number straight away, and a first-draft brief written for you before you close the page.

Who's asking

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Your name *

Work email *

Department

Phone or extension

What you need

Give it a short name * Internal only — how we'll refer to it between us, not a title that appears on the piece. E.g. "October Bingo Bash flyer".

Describe it * Who it's for, what it must say, dates, times, places, names. Write it the way you'd explain it out loud — detail here is what makes the first draft usable. 0 / 2400

What kind of piece

Purpose *

Format * Pick the one closest to what you have in mind. Each links to a real Serenity example so you can see what you're getting.

Starting point

Create new from scratch Nothing exists yet. Modify something we have Change dates, copy or details on an existing piece. Adapt to another format Same content, new size — flyer to social post, say. Translate it Existing piece into another language.

References

Optional but it speeds everything up

Make it like one of these Past Serenity work the team has picked out. Choose any that are close to what you want.

Show us what you're working from Anything we should see before we start — the old version, a photo, a piece you liked.

Things that live online A page, a video, a shared folder — anything you'd send as a link rather than a file. One per line.

When you need it

Hard deadline * The date it must be in hand.

Draft to you by Calculated — five working days before your deadline.

This is a rush Under seven working days. Only if it genuinely can't wait.

What it should do

Call to action What should a reader do?

Result you want How we'll know it worked.

Needs a QR code Links a printed piece to a page online. Add supplemental social posts We'll write captions for Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn too.

Review & approval

Someone needs to see this before it goes out A person who has to check the content is accurate, or who has to approve the final draft for publication.