FF Studio is a service design and technology practice.

FF Studio is a service design and technology practice.

FF Studio is a service design and technology practice.

We work with an emerging generation of leaders building organisations fit for the 21st century.


People work with us because we combine the realism of experience with an enthusiasm for complex problems.

We work with an emerging generation of leaders building organisations fit for the 21st century.


People work with us because we combine the realism of experience with an enthusiasm for complex problems.

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We draw on decades of experience in the private and public sector, and run projects that are creative, compassionate and practical.

We draw on decades of experience in the private and public sector, and run projects that are creative, compassionate and practical.

We believe in bringing the right people around a problem, listening deeply, and making things happen.

We believe in bringing the right people around a problem, listening deeply, and making things happen.

I don’t know quite how to articulate the difference with FF Studio, maybe just that FF actually cares about turning rhetoric into reality, the dirt behind the day dream.

I don’t know quite how to articulate the difference with FF Studio, maybe just that FF actually cares about turning rhetoric into reality, the dirt behind the day dream.

– Neil Munslow MBE

Studio statement

Our work is grounded in the fervent belief that we are not at the end of history and that we are not done. Our primary contribution to the future we want to live in is to work alongside organisations in the fields of design, technology and storytelling, and help move them forward.

New ideas need protecting in ways the status quo does not, and that the only things that ever change people’s minds are the things that make them feel something. So we talk, draw, write, prototype, provoke and prod new ideas into reality.

We start projects with a very small number of people who can define the problem or opportunity, and work out if this is new, hard or previously solved. And then we act accordingly. We aspire to run projects that are fast, beautiful and witty.

There are always wider political and budgetary constraints and incentives. So we need to design within existing constraints at the same time as we design to change those constraints. It’s not one or the other, it’s both. Breaking free from those limits means staying optimistic and talking about a wider purpose using facts, art and politics. We run projects with backbone, honesty and compassion. And we stay true to what we believe with humour, grace and a bit of fire.

Anna Goss & Eliot Fineberg
October 2023