Hamish Rothwell of Goodoil Films directed this :60 for Leo Burnett Melbourne which tells the story of a young film determined to replace her broken pink toy horse. Her father plays along with her solution to the problem, going out on an excursion in their Honda CR-V Series II in quest of a pink horse. What he discovers is far more spectacular than he could have imagined–inspiring his young son to break his toy dinosaur t begin another expedition.
“The idea came from the insight that having children is its own adventure and sometimes you have to go on a bit of a wild goose chase to appease the imagination of a young child,” said Jason Williams, executive creative director of Leo Burnett Melbourne.
CreditsClient Honda CR-V Agency Leo Burnett Melbourne Jason Williams, executive creative director; Joe Hill, Garret Fitzgerald, creatives; Cinnamon Darvall, sr. producer; Ilona Janashvili, director of integrated strategy. Production Goodoil Films Hamish Rothwell, director; Sam Long, exec producer; Crighton Bone, DP; Guy Treadgold, production designer. Post Method Studios Peter Sciberras, editor. VFX ALT VFX Colin Renshaw, VFX supervisor. Music Song: “Howlin’ For You” by The Black Keys Casting Catch Casting NZ/Mullinar’s Sydney
The Best Work You May Never See: Director Martin Werner Takes A Roller Coaster Ride To The Airport Via Flytoget
To illustrate that Flytoget is the fastest way from town to Oslo Airport, this spot for the express train turns its route into a roller coaster, with one family feeling the full impact of speed on their way to a vacation.
Directed by Martin Werner, produced by production house Bacon (Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm) and made with Oslo agency Try, the film is a wonderfully absurd take on the simple value proposition of getting to the airport quickly.
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