Apple’s coolest tech yet
Andreas Nilsson directs a fantastical flim for the iPhone 17 Pro promoting a new cooling device that takes the heat off hot chips.
Credits
View on- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Los Angeles
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Andreas Nilsson
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Credits
View on- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Los Angeles
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Andreas Nilsson
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Editor Rich Orrick
- Post Production House of Parliament VFX
- Music Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- DP Lasse Frank
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Credits
powered by- Agency TBWA\Media Arts Lab/Los Angeles
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Andreas Nilsson
- Editing Work Editorial/London
- Editor Rich Orrick
- Post Production House of Parliament VFX
- Music Human Music & Sound Design/USA
- DP Lasse Frank
What have the surrealists ever given us? Well, lobster telephones, melting clocks, unfeasible architecture and other such essentials of modern life.
Now, thanks to director Andreas Nilsson applying his expert, fine-art led eye for oddities, and the vision of DP Lasse Frank, this cracking film for Apple introduces another remarkable surreal image, an extra long piano that fetches up in a desert redolent of one of Salvador Dali’s potty landscapes.
Created by TBWA Media Arts Lab and produced by Biscuit Filmworks/USA, the campaign celebrates the new Apple-designed vapour chamber — a breakthrough in thermal design that moves heat away from the A19 Pro chip, greatly expanding its power and battery life.
All of which is symbolised by an unstoppable runner smashing through unfeasible architecture while single-handedly solving a rubik's cube. Nice.