Title | CHARGE |
Brand | SAMSUNG |
Product / Service | SMART TV |
Category | A09. Best Use of Music |
Entrant | CHI & PARTNERS London, UNITED KINGDOM |
Entrant Company | CHI & PARTNERS London, UNITED KINGDOM |
Advertising Agency | CHI & PARTNERS London, UNITED KINGDOM |
Production Company | SOMESUCH & CO London, UNITED KINGDOM |
Name | Position |
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Jonathan Burley | Executive Creative Director |
Jonathan Burley/Richard Brim | Creative Director |
Neil Clarke | Copywriter |
Jay Phillips | Art Director |
Caroline Angell | Agency Producer |
Nick Goldsmith | Producer |
Romain Gavros | Director |
Jono Griffith | Editor |
Mpc | Post Production |
Benoit Debie | Cameraman |
Benoit Debie | Lighting |
Kill It Kid -Run | Music |
Christian Hinchcliffe/Ryan Colet | Account Manager |
Anthony Cox/Oliver Egan | Planner |
Benoit Debie | Cinematographer |
Benoit Debie | Director Of Photography |
Hagon | Editing Company |
This epic TV spot promotes the new Samsung Smart TV, a television that recommends content for the viewer and can be controlled with gesture and voice. The commercial features a spectacular, headlong stampede of extreme characters from TV and film – Roman Centurions and cheerleaders, cop cars and SWAT helicopters, Maori warriors and WW2 soldiers, Marie Antoinette and a whip-wielding albino minotaur in a chariot… The stampede races towards a man in an armchair, who calmly pauses the charge with a simple gesture to demonstrate ‘Smart Recommendation from Samsung.’
This epic TV spot promotes the new Samsung Smart TV, a television that recommends content for the viewer and can be controlled with gesture and voice. The commercial features a spectacular, headlong stampede of extreme characters from TV and film – Roman Centurions and cheerleaders, cop cars and SWAT helicopters, Maori warriors and WW2 soldiers, Marie Antoinette, even a whip-wielding albino minotaur in a chariot. The montage nature of the commercial, the constant switching between hectic fast-cuts and beautiful slowmotion, meant that a huge variety of genres of music worked against the edit, from elegant classical to frenetic hip-hop. After searching through hundreds of different tracks, the genre-crossing ‘Run’ from newly-signed band Kill It Kid hit just the right tone for the TV spot – modern and edgy without being gimmicky, energetic without overwhelming the action, intense without being portentous.