​The Monthly Cut 006, the latest edition of Little Black Book and The Immortal Awards’ global creative showcase reel, is now available to stream and download.

This month’s Cut features just six projects, with work for Gucci, John Lewis, Depop and more, crafted by agencies and studios including Saatchi & Saatchi, Uncommon, Riff Raff, Somesuch, MJZ and many more.

This was the final month of judging for the current Creative Council, with a refreshed selection of brand, agency and craft leaders coming in to review the work that comes out in October, November and December.

​Jen Costello, global CSO at TBWA and member of the current Creative Council, says, the “best decision I’ve made this year was saying yes to judging The Monthly Cut for Little Black Book, because it means a standing date with some of the yummiest work out there. To the teams behind these: I’m jealous. My highest compliment. Keep making us sweat.”

​​Paul Monan, head of creative excellence at Little Black Book, says, “Somehow we’re halfway through our first year of The Monthly Cut and this initiative continues to grow so quickly. As a monthly creative excellence showcase we’ve already given a global platform to dozens of projects – for brands and from agencies and craft companies all over the world – whilst as an events series we’ve had the pleasure of showing this work to audiences in London, New York, Dublin and Sydney. We can’t wait to keep bringing people together, watching great work and fostering creative conversation.”

How do I get The Monthly Cut?

Standard and Premium members of Little Black Book will receive an email with access to stream or download the reel. Basic members can upgrade their account in My LBB to receive The Monthly Cut every month.

If you are a Standard or Premium member and didn’t receive an e-mail please contact [email protected] for assistance.

Who selects the work on The Monthly Cut?

Each edition is curated in collaboration with a quarterly Creative Council made up of brand, agency and craft leaders from across the globe, alongside LBB’s editorial and creative excellence teams. The new council will oversee the reels for October, November and December.