White Rock Communications
White Rock Communications constitutes the work of Carole Knight, the writer, across different media. Her speciality is the big, prestigious, researched feature and as such she has written profiles on South Africa’s most eminent personages, notably past President Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu, past President Thabo Mbeki and the late international industrialist Dr Anton Rupert, which were published across all national Independent Newspapers’ titles with a combined readership of 1 433 000 - AMPS 2006 (please see pdfs on past Presidents Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki as examples).
Her work also comprises a strong social responsibility component as seen in a double-broadsheet wall chart on drug awareness for the Cape Argus published in July 2006, as well as focusing on environmental issues as seen in her 2007/2008 Cape Argus Sustainability Series (readership 336 000 - AMPS 2007), a series which she has conceptualised, researched, written and coordinated (please see pdfs on Food, Energy and Water Security, as well as Forests & Biodiversity as examples).
- PDF for Thabo Mbeki feature.
- PDF for Food Security feature.
- Image for Anti-drugs wall chart feature.
- PDF for Nelson Mandela feature.
- PDF for Nelson Mandela feature.
- PDF for Energy feature page 1.
- PDF for Energy feature page 2.
- PDF for Energy feature page 3.
- PDF for Energy feature page 4.
- PDF for Water feature page 1.
- PDF for Water feature page 2.
- PDF for Water feature page 3.
- PDF for Forests & Biodiversity Feature page 1.
- PDF for Forests & Biodiversity Feature page 2.
Expo Zaragoza 2008
In April 2008 Carole was commissioned to do the wording for all the different media for the South African Pavilion for Expo Zaragoza 2008, an international water expo held in Zaragoza, Spain, from 14 June to 14 September 2008 which was dubbed the “biggest water festival on Earth” at which 106 countries exhibited with 140 pavilions - please see www.zaragozaexpo2008.com .
South Africa via The Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) and Kagiso Exhibitions pulled out all stops with a South African Pavilion of exceptional creativity and excellence - please see www.kagisoexpoct.co.za/zaraimages which shows the Pavilion during its construction phase. This proved to be an extremely challenging but fascinating commission for Carole due to the tight deadlines and the extent of the work which included three timelines, concepts and copy for nine huge backlit panels, a comprehensive touch screen system, a website and various print media. The website for the South African Pavilion is http://www.southafricapavilion2008.co.za/
