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Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Post pobrano z: Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Film
Tata Pravesh

The lockdown is finally being lifted – slowly but surely. 68 days of being confined behind the #DoorsOfIndia – which seemed like an eternity – is finally over. Eager to bounce back, India has opened its doors to hope, to new opportunities. Mindful of the new normal and aware that it needs to conduct itself with the utmost caution.

When the lockdown began on 25th March, there were incidents of individuals violating the guidelines laid down by the government. It was imperative to remind people that when they Stay Home, they Stay Safe. Tata Pravesh – a brand of steel doors from Tata Steel – drove awareness of the importance of staying indoors through a film in digital media with the message Shut Out Corona with #DoorsOfIndia.

With the lifting of the lockdown, the #DoorsOfIndia have unlocked at last, opening hope for 1.38 billion Indians – symbolising the dawn of a new age, a new beginning. Tata Pravesh was there to record the closing of doors. Now, with rays of hope streaming through the just-opened doors, it was only befitting that the brand chronicle this as well and complete the story that began with the previous film.

The new film for digital media is a great companion piece for the previous film and acts as the perfect closure to round things off. The film uses #DoorsOfIndia to transition from the negative to the positive – from the lockdown to the opening up. The last film had shots of doors closing. The new film shows doors now opening, followed by stunning shots of open doors and people, from all over India, standing just outside their threshold. Interspersed with these shots are images of animals waking from their slumber, vehicles on the move, airplanes flying overhead and hundreds of open doors – all of which are evidence of India’s emergence into the light from the depths of darkness.

The film was made with Instagram and Twitter posts by hundreds of Indians with the Tata Pravesh hashtag #DoorsOfIndia. These shots were combined with hundreds of images from various image banks. The soundscape of the film captures the intense emotion of a fresh start, brimming with hope and optimism. The montage is choreographed to a soundtrack that has been created using live sounds of doors being opened along with ambient street noises, A vocal track kicks off as soon as the doors start opening, upping the quirky quotient, adding momentum to the sound design. The film brings alive the hope with which India steps outside, armed with courage, confidence and caution. It signs off with #OpenHope, India opening its doors being a metaphor for unlocking hope.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, India
VP Managing Partner:Vijay Jacob Parakkal
Chief Creative Officer:Senthil Kumar
ECD & VP:Arjun Mukherjee
Client Services Director:Nilanjan Sarkar
Production House:Little Lamb Films
Executive Producer:Monalisa Mukherji
Producer:Avishek Ghosh
Director:Nobin Dutt
Editor:Priyank Premkumar
Music:Subhajit Mukherjee
Sound Engineer:Farhad K. DadyBurjor
Associate Producer:Sushant Tambe

Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Post pobrano z: Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Film
Tata Pravesh

The lockdown is finally being lifted – slowly but surely. 68 days of being confined behind the #DoorsOfIndia – which seemed like an eternity – is finally over. Eager to bounce back, India has opened its doors to hope, to new opportunities. Mindful of the new normal and aware that it needs to conduct itself with the utmost caution.

When the lockdown began on 25th March, there were incidents of individuals violating the guidelines laid down by the government. It was imperative to remind people that when they Stay Home, they Stay Safe. Tata Pravesh – a brand of steel doors from Tata Steel – drove awareness of the importance of staying indoors through a film in digital media with the message Shut Out Corona with #DoorsOfIndia.

With the lifting of the lockdown, the #DoorsOfIndia have unlocked at last, opening hope for 1.38 billion Indians – symbolising the dawn of a new age, a new beginning. Tata Pravesh was there to record the closing of doors. Now, with rays of hope streaming through the just-opened doors, it was only befitting that the brand chronicle this as well and complete the story that began with the previous film.

The new film for digital media is a great companion piece for the previous film and acts as the perfect closure to round things off. The film uses #DoorsOfIndia to transition from the negative to the positive – from the lockdown to the opening up. The last film had shots of doors closing. The new film shows doors now opening, followed by stunning shots of open doors and people, from all over India, standing just outside their threshold. Interspersed with these shots are images of animals waking from their slumber, vehicles on the move, airplanes flying overhead and hundreds of open doors – all of which are evidence of India’s emergence into the light from the depths of darkness.

The film was made with Instagram and Twitter posts by hundreds of Indians with the Tata Pravesh hashtag #DoorsOfIndia. These shots were combined with hundreds of images from various image banks. The soundscape of the film captures the intense emotion of a fresh start, brimming with hope and optimism. The montage is choreographed to a soundtrack that has been created using live sounds of doors being opened along with ambient street noises, A vocal track kicks off as soon as the doors start opening, upping the quirky quotient, adding momentum to the sound design. The film brings alive the hope with which India steps outside, armed with courage, confidence and caution. It signs off with #OpenHope, India opening its doors being a metaphor for unlocking hope.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, India
VP Managing Partner:Vijay Jacob Parakkal
Chief Creative Officer:Senthil Kumar
ECD & VP:Arjun Mukherjee
Client Services Director:Nilanjan Sarkar
Production House:Little Lamb Films
Executive Producer:Monalisa Mukherji
Producer:Avishek Ghosh
Director:Nobin Dutt
Editor:Priyank Premkumar
Music:Subhajit Mukherjee
Sound Engineer:Farhad K. DadyBurjor
Associate Producer:Sushant Tambe

Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Post pobrano z: Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Film
Tata Pravesh

The lockdown is finally being lifted – slowly but surely. 68 days of being confined behind the #DoorsOfIndia – which seemed like an eternity – is finally over. Eager to bounce back, India has opened its doors to hope, to new opportunities. Mindful of the new normal and aware that it needs to conduct itself with the utmost caution.

When the lockdown began on 25th March, there were incidents of individuals violating the guidelines laid down by the government. It was imperative to remind people that when they Stay Home, they Stay Safe. Tata Pravesh – a brand of steel doors from Tata Steel – drove awareness of the importance of staying indoors through a film in digital media with the message Shut Out Corona with #DoorsOfIndia.

With the lifting of the lockdown, the #DoorsOfIndia have unlocked at last, opening hope for 1.38 billion Indians – symbolising the dawn of a new age, a new beginning. Tata Pravesh was there to record the closing of doors. Now, with rays of hope streaming through the just-opened doors, it was only befitting that the brand chronicle this as well and complete the story that began with the previous film.

The new film for digital media is a great companion piece for the previous film and acts as the perfect closure to round things off. The film uses #DoorsOfIndia to transition from the negative to the positive – from the lockdown to the opening up. The last film had shots of doors closing. The new film shows doors now opening, followed by stunning shots of open doors and people, from all over India, standing just outside their threshold. Interspersed with these shots are images of animals waking from their slumber, vehicles on the move, airplanes flying overhead and hundreds of open doors – all of which are evidence of India’s emergence into the light from the depths of darkness.

The film was made with Instagram and Twitter posts by hundreds of Indians with the Tata Pravesh hashtag #DoorsOfIndia. These shots were combined with hundreds of images from various image banks. The soundscape of the film captures the intense emotion of a fresh start, brimming with hope and optimism. The montage is choreographed to a soundtrack that has been created using live sounds of doors being opened along with ambient street noises, A vocal track kicks off as soon as the doors start opening, upping the quirky quotient, adding momentum to the sound design. The film brings alive the hope with which India steps outside, armed with courage, confidence and caution. It signs off with #OpenHope, India opening its doors being a metaphor for unlocking hope.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, India
VP Managing Partner:Vijay Jacob Parakkal
Chief Creative Officer:Senthil Kumar
ECD & VP:Arjun Mukherjee
Client Services Director:Nilanjan Sarkar
Production House:Little Lamb Films
Executive Producer:Monalisa Mukherji
Producer:Avishek Ghosh
Director:Nobin Dutt
Editor:Priyank Premkumar
Music:Subhajit Mukherjee
Sound Engineer:Farhad K. DadyBurjor
Associate Producer:Sushant Tambe

Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Post pobrano z: Tata Pravesh: #OpenHope

Film
Tata Pravesh

The lockdown is finally being lifted – slowly but surely. 68 days of being confined behind the #DoorsOfIndia – which seemed like an eternity – is finally over. Eager to bounce back, India has opened its doors to hope, to new opportunities. Mindful of the new normal and aware that it needs to conduct itself with the utmost caution.

When the lockdown began on 25th March, there were incidents of individuals violating the guidelines laid down by the government. It was imperative to remind people that when they Stay Home, they Stay Safe. Tata Pravesh – a brand of steel doors from Tata Steel – drove awareness of the importance of staying indoors through a film in digital media with the message Shut Out Corona with #DoorsOfIndia.

With the lifting of the lockdown, the #DoorsOfIndia have unlocked at last, opening hope for 1.38 billion Indians – symbolising the dawn of a new age, a new beginning. Tata Pravesh was there to record the closing of doors. Now, with rays of hope streaming through the just-opened doors, it was only befitting that the brand chronicle this as well and complete the story that began with the previous film.

The new film for digital media is a great companion piece for the previous film and acts as the perfect closure to round things off. The film uses #DoorsOfIndia to transition from the negative to the positive – from the lockdown to the opening up. The last film had shots of doors closing. The new film shows doors now opening, followed by stunning shots of open doors and people, from all over India, standing just outside their threshold. Interspersed with these shots are images of animals waking from their slumber, vehicles on the move, airplanes flying overhead and hundreds of open doors – all of which are evidence of India’s emergence into the light from the depths of darkness.

The film was made with Instagram and Twitter posts by hundreds of Indians with the Tata Pravesh hashtag #DoorsOfIndia. These shots were combined with hundreds of images from various image banks. The soundscape of the film captures the intense emotion of a fresh start, brimming with hope and optimism. The montage is choreographed to a soundtrack that has been created using live sounds of doors being opened along with ambient street noises, A vocal track kicks off as soon as the doors start opening, upping the quirky quotient, adding momentum to the sound design. The film brings alive the hope with which India steps outside, armed with courage, confidence and caution. It signs off with #OpenHope, India opening its doors being a metaphor for unlocking hope.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, India
VP Managing Partner:Vijay Jacob Parakkal
Chief Creative Officer:Senthil Kumar
ECD & VP:Arjun Mukherjee
Client Services Director:Nilanjan Sarkar
Production House:Little Lamb Films
Executive Producer:Monalisa Mukherji
Producer:Avishek Ghosh
Director:Nobin Dutt
Editor:Priyank Premkumar
Music:Subhajit Mukherjee
Sound Engineer:Farhad K. DadyBurjor
Associate Producer:Sushant Tambe

Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Post pobrano z: Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Integrated
Meter Group

Serviceplan Innovation worked with environmental science organization METER to create a book crafted with paper made from rice grown on decontaminated fields in Fukushima, which was the site of a devastating nuclear disaster in 2011.

As a leading scientific sensor company present in Fukushima since 1996, METER already had access to a lot of environmental and agricultural data, which was incorporated into the book. Through months of research, more data on science, demographics, economy and ecology from various sources were added. During visits to Fukushima, radiation data was measured which also became part of the book. Made in Fukushima was sent out to key opinion leaders in science, agriculture and food production and can be bought in selected book stores, with all proceeds going to Fukushima.

Advertising Agency:Serviceplan, Munich, Germany
Chief Creative Officer:Alex Schill
Serviceplan Group:Alex Schill
Creative Director:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Maximilian Heitsch
Serviceplan Innovation:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Saurabh Kakade, Eduardo Alvarez, Carolina Soto
Creative:Saurabh Kakade
Art Director:Eduardo Alvarez
Junior Copywriter:Carolina Soto
Photographer:Nick Frank
Moby Digg:Maximilian Heitsch, Gabriela Baka, Sebastian Haiss, Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Lead Designer:Gabriela Baka
Information Designer:Sebastian Haiss
Designer:Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Head Of Print Production:Robert Kaminski
Serviceplan Solutions:Robert Kaminski
Writer:Quentin Lichtblau
Freelance:Quentin Lichtblau, Rumi Tominaga, Ivan Kovac
Editor:Johannes Maierbacher
Albert Coon:Johannes Maierbacher, Andreas Wolf
DoP:Andreas Wolf
Producer:Rumi Tominaga, Yuta Matthew Kato
Cinematographer:Ivan Kovac
SAS Shoot in Japan:Yuta Matthew Kato

Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Post pobrano z: Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Integrated
Meter Group

Serviceplan Innovation worked with environmental science organization METER to create a book crafted with paper made from rice grown on decontaminated fields in Fukushima, which was the site of a devastating nuclear disaster in 2011.

As a leading scientific sensor company present in Fukushima since 1996, METER already had access to a lot of environmental and agricultural data, which was incorporated into the book. Through months of research, more data on science, demographics, economy and ecology from various sources were added. During visits to Fukushima, radiation data was measured which also became part of the book. Made in Fukushima was sent out to key opinion leaders in science, agriculture and food production and can be bought in selected book stores, with all proceeds going to Fukushima.

Advertising Agency:Serviceplan, Munich, Germany
Chief Creative Officer:Alex Schill
Serviceplan Group:Alex Schill
Creative Director:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Maximilian Heitsch
Serviceplan Innovation:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Saurabh Kakade, Eduardo Alvarez, Carolina Soto
Creative:Saurabh Kakade
Art Director:Eduardo Alvarez
Junior Copywriter:Carolina Soto
Photographer:Nick Frank
Moby Digg:Maximilian Heitsch, Gabriela Baka, Sebastian Haiss, Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Lead Designer:Gabriela Baka
Information Designer:Sebastian Haiss
Designer:Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Head Of Print Production:Robert Kaminski
Serviceplan Solutions:Robert Kaminski
Writer:Quentin Lichtblau
Freelance:Quentin Lichtblau, Rumi Tominaga, Ivan Kovac
Editor:Johannes Maierbacher
Albert Coon:Johannes Maierbacher, Andreas Wolf
DoP:Andreas Wolf
Producer:Rumi Tominaga, Yuta Matthew Kato
Cinematographer:Ivan Kovac
SAS Shoot in Japan:Yuta Matthew Kato

Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Post pobrano z: Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Integrated
Meter Group

Serviceplan Innovation worked with environmental science organization METER to create a book crafted with paper made from rice grown on decontaminated fields in Fukushima, which was the site of a devastating nuclear disaster in 2011.

As a leading scientific sensor company present in Fukushima since 1996, METER already had access to a lot of environmental and agricultural data, which was incorporated into the book. Through months of research, more data on science, demographics, economy and ecology from various sources were added. During visits to Fukushima, radiation data was measured which also became part of the book. Made in Fukushima was sent out to key opinion leaders in science, agriculture and food production and can be bought in selected book stores, with all proceeds going to Fukushima.

Advertising Agency:Serviceplan, Munich, Germany
Chief Creative Officer:Alex Schill
Serviceplan Group:Alex Schill
Creative Director:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Maximilian Heitsch
Serviceplan Innovation:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Saurabh Kakade, Eduardo Alvarez, Carolina Soto
Creative:Saurabh Kakade
Art Director:Eduardo Alvarez
Junior Copywriter:Carolina Soto
Photographer:Nick Frank
Moby Digg:Maximilian Heitsch, Gabriela Baka, Sebastian Haiss, Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Lead Designer:Gabriela Baka
Information Designer:Sebastian Haiss
Designer:Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Head Of Print Production:Robert Kaminski
Serviceplan Solutions:Robert Kaminski
Writer:Quentin Lichtblau
Freelance:Quentin Lichtblau, Rumi Tominaga, Ivan Kovac
Editor:Johannes Maierbacher
Albert Coon:Johannes Maierbacher, Andreas Wolf
DoP:Andreas Wolf
Producer:Rumi Tominaga, Yuta Matthew Kato
Cinematographer:Ivan Kovac
SAS Shoot in Japan:Yuta Matthew Kato

Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Post pobrano z: Meter Group: Made in Fukushima

Integrated
Meter Group

Serviceplan Innovation worked with environmental science organization METER to create a book crafted with paper made from rice grown on decontaminated fields in Fukushima, which was the site of a devastating nuclear disaster in 2011.

As a leading scientific sensor company present in Fukushima since 1996, METER already had access to a lot of environmental and agricultural data, which was incorporated into the book. Through months of research, more data on science, demographics, economy and ecology from various sources were added. During visits to Fukushima, radiation data was measured which also became part of the book. Made in Fukushima was sent out to key opinion leaders in science, agriculture and food production and can be bought in selected book stores, with all proceeds going to Fukushima.

Advertising Agency:Serviceplan, Munich, Germany
Chief Creative Officer:Alex Schill
Serviceplan Group:Alex Schill
Creative Director:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Maximilian Heitsch
Serviceplan Innovation:Franz Röppischer, Lorenz Langgartner, Saurabh Kakade, Eduardo Alvarez, Carolina Soto
Creative:Saurabh Kakade
Art Director:Eduardo Alvarez
Junior Copywriter:Carolina Soto
Photographer:Nick Frank
Moby Digg:Maximilian Heitsch, Gabriela Baka, Sebastian Haiss, Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Lead Designer:Gabriela Baka
Information Designer:Sebastian Haiss
Designer:Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Head Of Print Production:Robert Kaminski
Serviceplan Solutions:Robert Kaminski
Writer:Quentin Lichtblau
Freelance:Quentin Lichtblau, Rumi Tominaga, Ivan Kovac
Editor:Johannes Maierbacher
Albert Coon:Johannes Maierbacher, Andreas Wolf
DoP:Andreas Wolf
Producer:Rumi Tominaga, Yuta Matthew Kato
Cinematographer:Ivan Kovac
SAS Shoot in Japan:Yuta Matthew Kato