Audi: Plugged In
Some 50 years after Bob Dylan changed music, Audi is doing the same for cars in this film by PMK•BNC/Vowel.
Credits
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- Editing Company One Thousand Percent
- Visual Effects Motion Atelier
- Editor David Yoonha Park
- Editor Ryan Dickie
- Director of Photography Sam Wootton
- Executive Producer Joseph Assad
- Director Phil Pinto
- Producer Tyler Byrne
- Producer Kristopher Rey-Talley
- Producer Rebecca Assing
- Post Producer Kristopher Rey-Talley
- Sound Designer Colin Alexander
- 2nd Unit Director
- Associate Producer
- 2nd Unit Director Antonio Santos
- 2nd Unit Director
Credits
powered by
- Editing Company One Thousand Percent
- Visual Effects Motion Atelier
- Editor David Yoonha Park
- Editor Ryan Dickie
- Director of Photography Sam Wootton
- Executive Producer Joseph Assad
- Director Phil Pinto
- Producer Tyler Byrne
- Producer Kristopher Rey-Talley
- Producer Rebecca Assing
- Post Producer Kristopher Rey-Talley
- Sound Designer Colin Alexander
- 2nd Unit Director
- Associate Producer
- 2nd Unit Director Antonio Santos
- 2nd Unit Director
To celebrate its sponsorship of the Newport Folk Festival, arguably one of the most iconic festivals globally, Audi has released this documentary-style web film.
Created by PMK•BNC/Vowel the piece looks back to 1965 when Bob Dylan changed music forever by plugging in his electric guitar. Although many weren't too pleased with the new musical styling, history was made.
Produced by One Thousand Percent and helmed by Phil Pinto the film compares the impact of Dylan's 'plugging in' and what it meant to people and the industry before applying it to the brand's use of electric powered cars, which is changing the world 50 years on.
Connections
powered by
- Agency PMK•BNC/Vowel
- Editing Company One Thousand Percent
- Production One Thousand Percent
- Visual Effects Motion Atelier
- Director Phil Pinto
- 2nd Unit Director Antonio Santos
- Associate Producer Victoria Lada
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