HSBC: Mind Your Business
Grey London has created a campaign for HSBC UK that promotes HSBC’s belief that, more than ever in today’s environment, being open to new opportunities and connected to a wider network is critical for business.
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Credits
powered by- Agency Grey London
- Music SixtyFour Music
- Editing Company Final Cut
- Post Production The Mill London
- Sound Design Grand Central Recording Studios (GCRS)
- Editor Ben Stephens
- Director of Photography Nanu Segal
- Art Director Ryan Delaney
- Copywriter Emma Thomas
- Agency Producer Julia Parry
- Agency Producer Madeline Smith
- Agency Producer Thea Evely
- Director Adam Gunser
- Producer Carla Terranova
- Producer Kelly Doyle
- Creative Director Dan Cole
- Creative Director Andy Garnett
- Sound Designer Munzie Thind
- Deputy Executive Creative Director Nick Rowland
Credits
powered by- Agency Grey London
- Music SixtyFour Music
- Editing Company Final Cut
- Post Production The Mill London
- Sound Design Grand Central Recording Studios (GCRS)
- Editor Ben Stephens
- Director of Photography Nanu Segal
- Art Director Ryan Delaney
- Copywriter Emma Thomas
- Agency Producer Julia Parry
- Agency Producer Madeline Smith
- Agency Producer Thea Evely
- Director Adam Gunser
- Producer Carla Terranova
- Producer Kelly Doyle
- Creative Director Dan Cole
- Creative Director Andy Garnett
- Sound Designer Munzie Thind
- Deputy Executive Creative Director Nick Rowland
Grey London has created a campaign for HSBC UK that promotes HSBC’s belief that, more than ever, being open to new opportunities and connected to a wider network is critical for business.
The campaign follows on from the previous two Richard Ayoade-starring spots created by JWT London and is led by a 60-second film [above] called Mind Your Business. The film features Ayoade delivering a rousing monologue to the nation that begins on a park bench then travels the length and breadth of the UK, finishing at the White Cliffs of Dover with a rallying cry that being open is good for business. The spot was directed by Adam Gunser through Darling Films.
Connections
powered by- Agency Grey London
- Editing Company Final Cut
- Music SixtyFour Music
- Post Production The Mill London
- Production Darling Films, London
- Sound Design Grand Central Recording Studios (GCRS)
- Creative Director Andy Garnett
- Creative Director Dan Cole
- Deputy Executive Creative Director Nick Rowland
- Director Adam Gunser
- Director of Photography Nanu Segal
- Editor Ben Stephens
- Producer Kelly Doyle
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