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Boys and Girls: Three Ireland 'The Perfect Surprise'
Agency: Boys and Girls
Client: Three Ireland
Date: November 2016
Boys and Girls continue Three’s much-loved Christmas story with a beautifully illustrated children’s book, and and an animated film adaptation that further brings the story to life, with all proceeds of the book going to children’s charity Barnardos.
In 2014, the agency set out to create a Christmas commercial for the mobile client that would capture all that is magical about the perfect gift at Christmas. The campaign captured the hearts and imaginations of the people of Ireland to such an extend that it ran for two years. The epic film told the story of a young girl whose Dad goes to the ends of the earth – quite literally – to bring her back the perfect surprise. A surprise that turns out to be her very own snow cloud.
When it came to creating the 2016 campaign, Boys and Girls saw an opportunity to extend the magical story.
Credits:
Executive Creative Director: Rory Hamilton
Senior Art Director: Dan Henson
Senior Copywriter: Rachel Carey
Additional Credits: Head of Art: John Kilkenny
Business Director: Pat Stephenson
Senior Account Director: Caroline Keogh
Account Executive: Shaunaugh Farrelly
Agency Producer: Derek Doyle
Animation Production Company: Studio AKA
Director: Philip Hunt
Producer: Sharon Titmarsh
Original Music: Denis Kilty
Sound Design: Locky Butler
Narration: Ciaran Hinds
Chief Commercial Officer and Marketing Director: Elaine Carey
Head of Brand and Marketing: Aisling O’Connor
Marketing Manager: Rachel Cunningham
Campaign Manager: Stella Wilson
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Adam&EveDDB: John Lewis 'Buster The Boxer'
Agency: Adam&EveDDB
Client: John Lewis
Date: November 2016
John Lewis'£7m campaign for Christmas 2016 it stars a boxer dog called Buster who likes his owner's new trampoline - a lot. Set to a cover of 'One Day I'll Fly Away', the ad features a little girl who loves to jump and her pet dog who likes her new Christmas present even more than she does.
Credits:
Chief creative officer: Ben Priest
Executive creative director: Richard Brim, Ben Tollett
Art director: Colin Booth
Copywriter: Ben Stilitz
Chief strategy officer: David Golding
Planning partner: Martin Beverley
Managing director: Tammy Einar
Business director: Miranda Hopewell
Account director: Caroline Grayson
Account manager: Alice Chid
Producer: Panos Louca
Assistant producer: Sion Prys
Media planning, Media Company: MGOMD
Chief executive Officer: Tim Pearson
Executive director, Head of Planning: Clare Peters
Head of retail: David Bratt
Client account director: Andrew Darby
Client account director, Digital: Ric Roberts
Film, production company: Blink Productions
Director: Dougal Wilson
Producer: Nick Goldsmith
Director of production: Joost Van Gelder
Production manager: Hannah Fowles-Pazdro
Production assistant: Jack Bingham
Post production company: MPC
VFX executive producer: Julie Evans
Post production company: MPC
VFX executive producer: Julie Evans
VFX producer: Hannah Ruddleston
VFX line producer: Sandra Ekland
Creative director VFX, MPC: Diarmid Harrison-Murray
VFX line producer: Sandra Ekland
Creative director VFX, MPC: Diarmid Harrison-Murray
Colourist: Jean-Clément Soret
Shoot supervisor: Tom Harding & Tito Fernandes
VFX supervisor 3D: Fabian Frank
VFX supervisor 2D: Tom Harding
Animation supervisor: Tim van Hussen
3D VFX team: Chloe Dawes, Anthony Bloor, Ben Thomas, Graham Cristie, Jessie Amadio, Julien Labussiere, Luca Maccarelli, Matthew Gifford, Radu Ciubotariu, Tito Fernandes, Tushar Kewali, Vincent Ullman, Will Laban, Hanna Binswanger, Max Mallmann, Jessica Groom, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Earnest Victor, Ganesh Kumar S., Bibin Balan P, Gayatri Patel, Jyoti Prakash Panda, Manjunath Ramakrishnaiah, Inigo Vimal Roy, Ria Banerjee, Gayatri Patel, Gerard Dunleavy
Animation team: David Bryan, Boris Cailly, India Barnardo, Martyn Smith, Lou Thomas, Cynthia Collins
2D VFX team: Grant White, David Filipe, Andreas Feix, Alex Snookes, Venkatesh Rajagopal, Ginesh Gandhi, Jonathan Box, Amresh Kumar, Padma Priya, Prasanth Palaparthi, Rajesh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Yasasvini. V, R Vignesh, S. Samson Samuel, Shalwin Shaiju
Shoot supervisor: Tom Harding & Tito Fernandes
VFX supervisor 3D: Fabian Frank
VFX supervisor 2D: Tom Harding
Animation supervisor: Tim van Hussen
3D VFX team: Chloe Dawes, Anthony Bloor, Ben Thomas, Graham Cristie, Jessie Amadio, Julien Labussiere, Luca Maccarelli, Matthew Gifford, Radu Ciubotariu, Tito Fernandes, Tushar Kewali, Vincent Ullman, Will Laban, Hanna Binswanger, Max Mallmann, Jessica Groom, Ankit Dheraj Toppo, Earnest Victor, Ganesh Kumar S., Bibin Balan P, Gayatri Patel, Jyoti Prakash Panda, Manjunath Ramakrishnaiah, Inigo Vimal Roy, Ria Banerjee, Gayatri Patel, Gerard Dunleavy
Animation team: David Bryan, Boris Cailly, India Barnardo, Martyn Smith, Lou Thomas, Cynthia Collins
2D VFX team: Grant White, David Filipe, Andreas Feix, Alex Snookes, Venkatesh Rajagopal, Ginesh Gandhi, Jonathan Box, Amresh Kumar, Padma Priya, Prasanth Palaparthi, Rajesh Kumar, Shalwin Shaiju, Yasasvini. V, R Vignesh, S. Samson Samuel, Shalwin Shaiju
Music supervision company: Leland Music Music Supervisors: Abi Leland & Ed Bailie Sound Company: Factory
Sound design & mix: Anthony Moore Audio Producer: Becs Bell
Final cut editor: Rick Russell
VR experience, production company: MPC creative
Executive creative director, MPC creative : André Assalino
Executive creative director, MPC creative : André Assalino
Interactive creative director, MPC creative: Pete Conolly
Executive producer: Dan Phillips
Lead producer: Joana Flor
Senior interactive producer: Joana Guimarães
Interactive production assistant: Sinead Catney
Lead tech artists: Pablo Bravo and Cat Dixon
Lead UE developer: David Pereira
UE developer team: Dennis Ippel, Guiseppe Mattiolo, Thomas Lopez, Olivier Dumas, Bertrand Leroy
Lead unity developer: Tim Porteous
Unity developer: Vitor Castanheira
Front and back-end developer: Pedro Rocha
UI designer: Gorkem Menekse
Executive producer: Dan Phillips
Lead producer: Joana Flor
Senior interactive producer: Joana Guimarães
Interactive production assistant: Sinead Catney
Lead tech artists: Pablo Bravo and Cat Dixon
Lead UE developer: David Pereira
UE developer team: Dennis Ippel, Guiseppe Mattiolo, Thomas Lopez, Olivier Dumas, Bertrand Leroy
Lead unity developer: Tim Porteous
Unity developer: Vitor Castanheira
Front and back-end developer: Pedro Rocha
UI designer: Gorkem Menekse
Soundtrack name and composer: One Day I’ll Fly Away, Randy Crawford Performed by: Vaults
VFX supervisors: Kumar Chandrasekaran – VFX HoP; Sean Mullen – VFX Creative Director; David Kern – VFX technical Director; Selvam Venkatesan, Praveen Madhyasta – Animation; Anil Kumar Singh - Rigging
VFX artists: Matthew Gifford; Tushar Kewlani; Raju Ganesh; Baskaran Seetharaman ; Pritesh Krishnappa Kotian; Atheesh Sankaran; Ashish Kumar Chourasiya; Shivam Pandey; Krishnendu Bikash Maity; Yogesh Gadge; Ganesh Mohan; Mithun Monga
Shashi Prakash Raj; Vivek Mangainath; Dhanesh Puthiyavalappil; Harwin Sebastien; Srinivasa Sheelam; Aditya Shukla; Sminesh Sudevan
Senior VFX Producer: Tomek Zietkiewicz
VFX production Supervisor: Devendra Kumar
VFX producer: Prithi Amarnath
VFX production assistant: Lokesh Reddy
Tech artist: Pravenn Thanvi
Motion designer: Jonny Eveson
Sound design: 1618 Digital
Sound studio: ClearCut
VO artist: Faye Ripley
VFX artists: Matthew Gifford; Tushar Kewlani; Raju Ganesh; Baskaran Seetharaman ; Pritesh Krishnappa Kotian; Atheesh Sankaran; Ashish Kumar Chourasiya; Shivam Pandey; Krishnendu Bikash Maity; Yogesh Gadge; Ganesh Mohan; Mithun Monga
Shashi Prakash Raj; Vivek Mangainath; Dhanesh Puthiyavalappil; Harwin Sebastien; Srinivasa Sheelam; Aditya Shukla; Sminesh Sudevan
Senior VFX Producer: Tomek Zietkiewicz
VFX production Supervisor: Devendra Kumar
VFX producer: Prithi Amarnath
VFX production assistant: Lokesh Reddy
Tech artist: Pravenn Thanvi
Motion designer: Jonny Eveson
Sound design: 1618 Digital
Sound studio: ClearCut
VO artist: Faye Ripley
Interactive, print & social, interactive creative director: Till Diestel
Lead interactive producer: Budr Elnusairi
Lead interactive producer: Budr Elnusairi
Integrated producer: Laura Smith
Assistant producers: Naomi Barrie, Laurelle May Interactive
Assistant producers: Naomi Barrie, Laurelle May Interactive
Design lead: Andrew Murray
Project managers: Hatty Day, Hannah Dowty
Head of design: Paul Knowles
Designer: Olly Watts
Design company: King Henry
Head of cain&abel production: Brett Kelsey
Designer: Olly Watts
Design company: King Henry
Head of cain&abel production: Brett Kelsey
Editor: Hannah Taylor
Editor: Joe Andrews
Editor: Paul Cheshire
Editor: James Ireland
Motion graphic designer: Ed Christie
Editor: Joe Andrews
Editor: Paul Cheshire
Editor: James Ireland
Motion graphic designer: Ed Christie
Photographer: Noemie Bottiau
Interactive designer: Adrian Baker
Interactive designer: Megan Young
Interactive designer: Jennifer Slack
Interactive designer: Hashir Khan
Interactive designer: Norman Lo
Bookings manager: Serena Moll
Interactive resource manager: Jacinta Crane
Interactive designer: Adrian Baker
Interactive designer: Megan Young
Interactive designer: Jennifer Slack
Interactive designer: Hashir Khan
Interactive designer: Norman Lo
Bookings manager: Serena Moll
Interactive resource manager: Jacinta Crane
Interactive partner: Simon Adamson
Social media director: Viki Imrie
Social media strategist: Jess Taylor
Social media manager: Lauren Booty
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Mother London: Boots 'The Gift of Beauty'
Agency: Mother London
Client: Boots
Date: November 2016
Boots Christmas campaign, created in partnership with Mother, launched on Wednesday 9 November and features 45 real women from a whole range of jobs, including: paramedics, farmers, nurses, midwives, carers, police women and volunteers.
The women were invited to take part in a day of pampering, with each treated to a full makeover experience by an expert team of Boots beauty advisors. The day culminated in a spectacular ‘reveal’ to delighted friends and family.
Credits:
Production company: Independent
Managing director: Nick Ferguson
Director: Gary Freedman
Production producer: Jason Kemp
Editor: Adam Spivey (The Play Room)
Post House: MPC
VFX Supervisor: Alex Lovejoy
Sound: 750mph
Managing director: Nick Ferguson
Director: Gary Freedman
Production producer: Jason Kemp
Editor: Adam Spivey (The Play Room)
Post House: MPC
VFX Supervisor: Alex Lovejoy
Sound: 750mph
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Chemistry: Lidl Ireland ' Homecoming'
Agency: Chemistry
Client: Lidl Ireland
Date: November 2016
Lidl Ireland has launched its 2016 Christmas campaign with ‘Homecoming’, a heart-warming TVC that reminds us that it’s the people, not the presents, that are most important at Christmas with the line ‘Share more special moments this Christmas’.
The film sees a grown family come together to recreate Christmas for their father in their old family home. Tucked away in the country, the house has been left to fall into a state of disrepair and, coupled with the death of the their mother, the family are inspired to rally around and bring the old home back to life in time for Christmas. Taking the viewer on a journey, from clearing away the cobwebs to the arrival of the elderly father, it is when the snow starts to fall that Christmas really begins.
Credits:
Creative director: Mike Garner
Art director: Hugh O’Connor
Copywriter: Mark Tuthill
Planning director: Sinead Cosgrove
Agency producer: Fiona McGarry
Account team: Dee Gunning, Audrey Farrelly, Emma Spicer
Production company: Antidote
Director: Henry Mason
Producer: Andrew Freedman, Tess Bunworth
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Leo Burnett Madrid: The Spanish Lottery ' December 21st'
Agency: Leo Burnett Madrid
Client: The Spanish Lottery
Date: November 2016
The creators of 2015’s most acclaimed Christmas ad,” “Justino,” are back with a new holiday campaign from Spain. Keeping to the theme that “There’s no bigger prize than sharing,” the Spanish Lottery and Leo Burnett Madrid remind us through a heartwarming story of misinformation and unintended consequences that sometimes, winning isn’t everything in life. See how a town comes together in love and support for a retired teacher, Carmina, who thinks she has won the lottery in the film ‘December 21st’.
Credits:
Chief Creative Officer: Juan Garcia-Escudero
Executive Creative Director: Jesus Lada
Creative Director: Ignacio Soria, Arturo Beniloch
Art Director: Javier Lopez Canle
Additional Credits: Account Director: Sara Iglesias
Account Manager: Sara Cubicle
Producer: Nico Sanchez, Juanjo Ocio
Production Company: RCR
Director: Santiago Zannou
Executive Director: Miguel Escribano
Music: Fernando Velazquez
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Zenith: New Look Retailers 'AngelsXRobots'
Agency: Zenith
Client: New Look Retailers
Date: November 2016
High street retail brand New Look, in partnership with Zenith, has launched its largest ever national Christmas campaign, AngelsXRobots, designed to keep New Look front of mind at all times for party wear shoppers. Zenith was responsible for all media planning and buying for the campaign, which includes OOH, social and print.
The campaign story features a woman, the Angel, and a man, the Robot, on their individual journeys through the night, on route to a party. There is festivity and mystique in the air, as they ultimately find each other against a backdrop of the iconic London skyline.
Credits:
Marketing director (New Look): Georgina Whalley
Client partner: Matt Skelding
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McCann London: Subway 'Festive Feast'
Agency: McCann London
Client: Subway
Date: November 2016
Subway stores are excited this year to introduce their first ever seasonal Sub, the Festive Feast. Launched in stores nationwide on 9 November, the indulgent, meaty sandwich includes tender turkey breast, succulent pork sausage, streaky bacon, cranberry sauce and your choice of fresh salad items.
To support the launch, the Subway brand will roll out a cross-channel festive campaign including TV, OOH, Cinema, Digital and Press, as well as VOD to target a core 18-34 ‘on-the-go audience’. The campaign will feature a new TV spot created by McCann London, launching on 16th November, featuring a rather embarrassed young woman walking into a Subway store the day after her office festive party. When she spots her colleagues in the store her embarrassment mounts, but instead of hiding or making a hasty exit, she steels herself and finds solace in a delicious Festive Feast Sub. The ad is part of the Subway brand’s new ‘Keep Discovering’ brand platform, launched earlier in the year.
Credits:
Marketing director (Subway): Sacha Clark
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DDB Brussels: Ikea Belgium 'Operation Treenapping'
Agency: DDB Brussels
Client: Ikea Belgium
Date: November 2016
Ikea Belgium and DDB Brussels launched a contemporary Christmas tale. The spot tells the story of three young boys who embark on an epic journey to reunite an unexpected friend with his family.
Operation Treenapping - as the spot is dubbed - is a metaphor-driven story with a message: the one thing that really matters during the holiday season is being together with the people you love.
Credits:
Creative director: Peter Ampe, Odin Saille
Creatives: Ralf De Houwer, Jonas Caluwe
Strategy: Dominque Poncin
Account team: Francis Lippens, Annelies Nyns, Maria-Laura Laubenthal
PR: Kenn Van Lijesbeth
TV producer: Brigitte Verduyckt
Production company: Caviar
Director: Bruce St. Clair
Executive producer: Ilse Joey
Producer: Thomas Hofman
Music: Raygun
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Havas: HEATHROW AIRPORT 'Coming home for Christmas'
Agency: Havas
Client: HEATHROW AIRPORT
Date: November 2016
For the first time, Heathrow is launching a video campaign at Christmas celebrating 'the best gift of all'.
The poignant film reminds us that coming home for Christmas is better than any other gift you can give at this special time of year.
The ad follows two much-loved and ageing teddy bears as they land at Heathrow. It captures tender moments between the couple; from the wife gently waking her sleeping husband in his seat, to his protective arm helping her onto the escalator.
As they travel through the airport, the film - set to a classic Chas and Dave soundtrack - captures all the familiar sights and sounds of the UK's hub airport. Finally the elderly bears emerge blinking into arrivals and we see them searching the crowds for someone.
Credits:
Head of marketing (Heathrow): Rebecca White
Production: Outsider
Director: Dom & Nic
Animation: The Mill
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Aardman Animations: Alzheimer’s Research UK 'Santa Forgot'
Agency: Aardman Animations
Client: Alzheimer’s Research UK
Date: November 2016
Alzheimer’s Research UK (ARUK) has launched Santa Forgot, a disruptive and beautiful animation that imagines a world where the magic of Christmas has been lost because Santa is living with the effects of dementia and no longer visits children across the world on Christmas Eve.
The attention-grabbing concept highlights the varied symptoms and social isolation of dementia and raises awareness that the diseases that cause it, most commonly Alzheimer’s, strike indiscriminately and really can affect anyone, even Santa.
Santa Forgot’s central character is a young girl called Freya, who has grown-up in a world where Santa has stopped visiting on Christmas Eve. On learning about Santa’s condition, Freya travels to the North Pole. She offers her own support and re-mobilises the redundant elves as researchers, explaining her belief that ‘if Santa has a disease, research can find a way to fix it’.
Through the depiction of Freya and Santa’s elves, ARUK showcases that only with world leading research, new approaches and innovative thinking can the diseases which cause dementia be defeated.
Credits:
Chief Executive (Alzheimer’s Research UK): Hilary Evans
Narrator: Stephen Fry
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AMV BBDO: Sainsbury’s 'The Greatest Gift'
Agency: AMV BBDO
Client: Sainsbury’s
Date: November 2016
Sainsbury’s three-minute musical number narrated by James Corden looks to win over the hearts of shoppers this Christmas.
The upbeat musical number follows a day in the life of a stressed dad who resorts to building toy clones of himself to perform his daily chores and spend more time with his family.
Credits:
Creative director: Toby Allen, Jim Hilson
Art Director: Andy Clough
Copywriter: Richard McGrann
Agency planner: Craig Mawdsley
Account team: Leona McNally, Nikki Peddie, Aliya Brijnath
Agency producer: Rebecca Scharf, Trish Russell, Nikki Holbrow
Media: PHD
Media planner: Becci Dive, Lucy Brown
Production company: Passion Pictures
Animation director: Sam Fell
Animation production company producer: Glenn Holberton
Animator: Andy Biddle, Gary Cureton, Jeff Newitt, Ange Palethorpe
Post production company: Care of Passion
Puppet makers: Mackinnon & Saunders
Production designer: Andy Farago, Clockwork Frog
Food director: Helen Downing, Pulse Films
Food producer: Lucy Kelley, Pulse Films
Audio post production: Owen Griffiths, Jungle
Composer: Bret McKenzie
Singer: James Corden
Arranger: Matt Dunkley
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Adam & Eve: Waitrose 'Home for Christmas'
Agency: Adam & Eve
Client: Waitrose
Date: November 2016
It’s the story of the nation’s favourite bird, the robin. Based on the real-life migration of a Scandinavian robin, the film sees a courageous, young and fully CG robin undertake an epic journey across mountains and sea before finally reaching his home destination, where a young girl eagerly awaits his annual return.
Upon his arrival, the robin is reunited with his companion. They share a festive treat (a Waitrose 1 mince pie) left out for them by the young girl as she watches on in delight. The story encapsulates the spirit of connection over the festive period and the joy of a host who provides the very best of welcomes. Because ‘At Christmas, there’s nothing quite like Waitrose’.
Credits:
Chief creative officer: Ben Priest
Executive creative officer: Ben Tollett, Richard Brim
Art director: Matt Gay
Copywriter: John Long
Agency TV producer: Jack Bayley
Head of design: Alex Fairman,
Designers: Paul Reddington – Marek Charytonowicz – Andrew Murray
Agency digital producer: Jenny Smart
Planner: Dom Boyd
Managing director: Tammy Einav
Business director: Victoria Day
Account director: Oliver Jones
Account manager: Sarah Gregory
Media agency: Manning Gottlieb OMD
Head of strategy: Paddy Adams
Deputy head of retail: Kirstine Newton
Account director: Rebecca Dorfman
Account executive: Leila Amrabadi
Media planner: David Ellis
TV production company: Rogue Films
Director: Sam Brown
Production company producer: James Howland
Executive producer: Charlie Crompton
Editing company: Trim
Editor: Paul Hardcastle
Assistant editor: Edward Hanbury
VFX & design: The Mill
Executive producer: Alex Fitzgerald
Producer: Tom Manton
Creative director: Jonathan Westley (Wes)
Shoot supervisor: Hitesh Patel
Head of animation: Jorge Montiel
Lead 3D artist: Adam Droy
3D artists: Andreas Graichen, Hugo Jackson, James Mulholland, Adrian Meyer, Amaan Akram, Andrew Bartholomew,
Ashley Tilley, Aziz Kocanaogullari, Finlay Crowther, Luca Cantani, Margaux Huneau, Matthew Kavanagh, Michael
O’Donoghue, Nick Smalley, Will Burdett, Alain Thay, Jasmine Ghoreishi, Alberto Lara, Philip Maddock, Matt Evans, Paul
Donnellan, Sergio Xisto, Sebastian Braende, Antonio Filippin, Kieran Ashley Russell, Ian Potsos
2D lead artists: Jonathan Westley (Wes), Gary Driver
2D artists: Milo Paterson, Nina Mosand, Grant Connor
Online: Adam Maynard, James Pratt, David Toba
R&D: Craig Davies
Design: Aurelien Ronceray, Cameron Johnson
Concept: Jimmy Kiddell
Colour: The Mill
Colourist: Seamus O’Kane
Music supervision: Leland Music
Music supervisors: Abi Leland, Ed Bailie
Soundtrack name and composer: Jóhann Jóhannsson
Sound design & mix: Jon Clarke & Anthony Moore
Audio producer: Ryan Smith
Sound company: Factory
Digital production company: Banner Boys
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RKCR\Y&R: Marks and Spencer 'Christmas with Love'
Agency: RKCR\Y&R
Client: Marks and Spencer
Date: November 2016
This year, Marks and Spencer has pinned its hopes on an emotional story about a little boy who writes to ‘Mrs Claus’ in a bid to inject some “warmth” into the brand.
The ad it hopes will kickstart its revival during what is the most important season for M&S tells the story of Jake, who’s spent the last year squabbling with his sister Anna. As Christmas approaches, Jake writes to Mrs Claus (played by British actor Janet McTeer) to help him give her the perfect gift. The ad then follows Mrs Claus as she flies from Lapland across London in her helicopter to deliver the present.
Credits:
Executive creative director: Mark Rolfe, Jonathan Burley
Creatives: Psembi Kinstan, Alice Burton
Business lead: Priya Patel
Account manager: Lucy Bugler
Production company: Smuggler
Director: Tom Hooper
Producer: Molly Pope
Director of photography: Justin Brown
Costume designer: Paco Delgado
Production designer: Robin Brown
Editing: The Quarry
Editor: Paul Watts
Producer: Charlie Morris
Sound design: Wave
Sound designer: Parv Thind
Executive producer: Rebecca Boswell
Music supervision: Native
Managing director: Dan Neale
Head of production: Fred Ashworth
Composer: Rachel Portman
Post production: The Mill
Producer: Clare Melia
2D lead: Andrew Wood
3D lead (head of 3D): Rob Holmes
Colourist: Seamus O’Kane
Executive director of customer, marketing and M&S.com: Patrick Bousquet-Chavanne
Agency producer: Danielle Sandler
Assistant producer: Carmela Vitale
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TBWA\London: Lidl '#LidlSurprises'
Agency: TBWA\London
Client: Lidl
Date: November 2016
The latest #lidlsurprises campaign opens with Lidl-sceptic Debbie and her tweet imagining Lidl’s “prison of turkeys” leading to the brand offering Debbie the chance to see what life down the farm is really like. Cut to Debbie in a boiler suit with farmer, Tony Kerry, who has been farming poultry in Norfolk for more than 20 years and supplies the festive birds to Lidl.
Credits:
Executive creative director: Paul Weinberger
Creative director: Dan Kenny, Tom Gong
Agency planner: John Lowery
Business director: David Owen
Senior account manager: Steph Ross
TV producer: Holly Baker
Production company: Rogue
Director: Tom Barbor-Might
Producer: Maddy Easton
Director of photography: Peter Batten
Editing: Tenthree
Editor: Quin Williams
Post production: MPC
Producer: Hannah Ruddleston
Lead flame: Jonathan Box
Colourist: Kai Van Beers
Sound: Wave
Audio mixer and sound designer: Jack Sedgwick
Music: Theodore
Composers: Christopher Jackson, Rhys Lewis
Publisher: Wake The Town
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J. Walter Thompson London: Debenhams 'Found It'
Agency: J. Walter Thompson London
Client: Debenhams
Date: November 2016
After harnessing the comedic talents of Dawn French, Sarah Millican and James Nesbit for its Christmas campaign last year, Debenhams is once again relying on some of the UK’s biggest names to help it stand out during the festive rush.
The campaign is an evolution of ‘Found It’, which has formed the backbone to its activity for the last two years.
For 2016, the campaign has once again evolved “to showcase premium gifts with personality” and featured Jennifer Saunders, Ewan McGregor, Billie Piper and Bake Off's Mel Giedroyc.
Credits:
Executive creative director: Russell Ramsey
Creative: Jo Taylor
TV producer: Rachael Long, Rosanna Lawson
Planner (creative agency): Alex Huzzey
Board account director: Sally Emerton
Senior account manager: Jessica Deakin
Project manager: Polly Gilbert
Media agency: Carat
Director: Chris Floyd
Production company: Unltdproductions
Editor: Nathan Greene
Editor: Cut & Run
Sound: Toby Griffin, GPS
Post production: Tom Cole, MPC
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Joint: Amazon 'Vicar and Imam meet for a cup of tea'
Agency: Joint
Client: Amazon
Date: November 2016
The Amazon Prime ad tells a story of a Vicar and an Imam who are lifelong friends but aren’t as sprightly as they were in their youth. One day the Vicar has a moment of inspiration and decides to do something to make the Imam’s life and work a little easier. What the Vicar doesn’t know, is the Imam also has the same idea for the Vicar…
Credits:
Creative: Steve Williams, Adrian Lim
Additional Credits: Executive AV Producer: Claudio Gorini
Producer: Safeena Dhalla
Production Company: HLA
Director: Simon Ratigan
Producer: Mike Wells
Director of Photography: Ian Murray
Editor: Bruce Townend– The Quarry
Post Production: The Mill
Colourist: Seamus O’Kane
Sound: Parv Thind- Wave
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