| Title | DEATH AT THE DOCKS |
| Brand | MARITIME NEW ZEALAND |
| Product / Service | WATER SAFETY |
| Category | A02. Direction |
| Entrant | ROBBER'S DOG Auckland, NEW ZEALAND |
| Entrant Company | ROBBER'S DOG Auckland, NEW ZEALAND |
| Advertising Agency | FCB NEW ZEALAND Auckland, NEW ZEALAND |
| Production Company | ROBBER'S DOG Auckland, NEW ZEALAND |
| Name | Company | Position |
|---|---|---|
| James Mok | Draftfcb New Zealand | Asia Pacific Executive Creative Director |
| Tony Clewett | Draftfcb New Zealand | Executive Creative Director |
| Regan Grafton | Draftfcb New Zealand | Executive Creative Director |
| Freddie Coltart | Draftfcb New Zealand | Art Director |
| Matt Williams | Draftfcb New Zealand | Copywriter |
| Pip Mayne | Draftfcb New Zealand | Head Of Content |
| Adam Stevens | Robber's Dog | Director |
| George Mackenzie | Robber's Dog | Managing Director |
| Mark Foster | Robber's Dog | Executive Producer |
| Caz Hearn | Robber's Dog | Producer |
| Ian Mccarroll | FREELANCE | Cinematographer |
| Tim Mauger | FREELANCE | Editor |
| Pete Ritchie | BLOCKHEAD | Colourist |
| Stefan Coory | BLOCKHEAD | Online |
| Peter Van Der Fluit | Liquid Studios | Composer/Arranger |
| Craig Matuschka | Liquid Studios | Sound Engineer |
While most Kiwi boaties now carry life jackets on their vessel, they're only worn 70 percent of the time, largely due to an erroneous belief that they’ll be able to whip them out and put them on if they get into trouble. The purpose of this film is to illustrate the ridiculousness of the carrying-but-not-wearing scenario by harnessing the immense power of the ‘80s buddy cop drama.