Bothersome bookkeeping can't dampen your Spiris
Torben Kjelstrup's comedic spots for the Swedish fintech company see conductors, navigators, and world champions get distracted by accounts.
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Credits
View on- Agency Akestam Holst NoA/Stockholm
- Production Company Immigrant Studio
- Director Torben Kjelstrup
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Credits
View on- Agency Akestam Holst NoA/Stockholm
- Production Company Immigrant Studio
- Director Torben Kjelstrup
- Producer/Founder Phie Hansen
- Production Designer Slow Pulse
- DP Kasper Wind Nielsen
- Editor Peter Brandt
- Post Production Gangsters
- Colorist Nurali Kushkov
- Color Chemistry Film/Copenhagen
- Sound Designer Philip Nicolai Flindt
- Sound Designer Ballad
- Production Services Radioaktive Film
- Executive Producer Gennady Gena Shevchenko
- Executive Producer/Founder Albert Zurashvili
- Line Producer Yulia Foster
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Credits
powered by- Agency Akestam Holst NoA/Stockholm
- Production Company Immigrant Studio
- Director Torben Kjelstrup
- Producer/Founder Phie Hansen
- Production Designer Slow Pulse
- DP Kasper Wind Nielsen
- Editor Peter Brandt
- Post Production Gangsters
- Colorist Nurali Kushkov
- Color Chemistry Film/Copenhagen
- Sound Designer Philip Nicolai Flindt
- Sound Designer Ballad
- Production Services Radioaktive Film
- Executive Producer Gennady Gena Shevchenko
- Executive Producer/Founder Albert Zurashvili
- Line Producer Yulia Foster
The old trope of surrealist multitasking gets a fun new lease of life in Torben Kjelstrup's new spots for Swedish fintech company Spiris.
Created by Åkestam Holst and produced by Immigrant, the campaign sees a rally navigator, a conductor, and a world championship swimmer all get distracted by overwhelming bookkeeping.
Playing the joke out for juuuuuust longer than necessary, which only adds to the comedic value, Kjelstrup shows his comedic chops with confidence and cracking timing.
“Truth be told I love working with Åkestam Holst," explains Kjelstrup. "At this point I’ve developed an impulse to drop whatever I’m doing when they come knocking - because I know the creative is going to be great and they’re a joy to work with. But mostly because they dare to keep things simple and trust that the humour will land if you just give it time to unfold. A slow build up and release.
"The fact that we got to play around with rally cars and opera houses this time round is, of course, a merry bonus.”
