Title | MONKEY |
Brand | WWF |
Product / Service | WWF |
Category | A06. TV - Best Use of Music |
Entrant | LEO BURNETT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Entrant Company: | LEO BURNETT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Advertising Agency: | LEO BURNETT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA |
Production Company: | REVOLVER Sydney, AUSTRALIA |
Credits | |
Executive Creative Director | Andy Dilallo/Jay Benjamin |
Copywriter | Michael Canning/Andy Dilallo/Jay Benjamin |
Agency Producer | Adrian Shapiro |
Advertiser's Supervisor | Lawrence Hennessy |
Account Supervisor | Paul Everson/Jodi Mcleod |
Director | Steve Rogers |
Producer | Michael Ritchie/Georgina Wilson |
Editor | The Butchery - Jack Huchings |
Sound Design/Arrangement | Sound Reservoir/Paul Taylor |
Music Artist/Title | Ben Lee 'song For The Divine Mother Of The Universe' |
Animation | Recording: Dew Process |
Art Director | Kieran Antill/Andy Dilallo/Jay Benjamin |
Lighting | Mandy Walker |
Post Production | Animal Logic |
Other Credits | Prod Design: Steve Jones-Evans. Costumer Design: Margot Wilson. Prosthetics: Odd Studios. Recordin |
Our objective was to create a new brand spot for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) that did not focus on one specific environmental issue, but the future of our planet as a whole. With people growing increasingly jaded by environmental messages, we wanted to re-connect with people on an emotional level, and change the way people think about the environment. Our solution came in the unique story of an original ‘Space Monkey’ from the US space exploration program, who returns to Earth after 65 years lost in space. The film features a new music track by musician Ben Lee called ‘Song for the Divine Mother of the Universe’, and ‘Space Monkey’ will air as both a music video to launch the single, and a long format spot.