Australia Post mails out a caring Christmas message
The Monkeys creates a touching campaign encouraging Aussies to spread seasonal love around the ‘hood.
Credits
View on- Agency The Monkeys/Sydney
- Production Company Rabbit Content
- Director James Rouse
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Credits
View on- Agency The Monkeys/Sydney
- Production Company Rabbit Content
- Director James Rouse
- Post Production The Editors
- Sound Design Squeak E Clean Studios/Australia
- Music Sonar Music
- Executive Producer Lucas Jenner
- Producer Benji Howell
- DP Simon Duggan
- Editor Luke Haigh
- Sound Designer Paul Le Couteur
- Chief Creative Officer Ant Keogh
- Art Director Joe Sibley
- Copywriter Hugh Gurney
- Head of Production Romanca Jasinski
- Producer Katie Wellbelove
- Designer Raph Tamkalis
- Production Coordinator Anne-Maree Shelton
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Credits
powered by- Agency The Monkeys/Sydney
- Production Company Rabbit Content
- Director James Rouse
- Post Production The Editors
- Sound Design Squeak E Clean Studios/Australia
- Music Sonar Music
- Executive Producer Lucas Jenner
- Producer Benji Howell
- DP Simon Duggan
- Editor Luke Haigh
- Sound Designer Paul Le Couteur
- Chief Creative Officer Ant Keogh
- Art Director Joe Sibley
- Copywriter Hugh Gurney
- Head of Production Romanca Jasinski
- Producer Katie Wellbelove
- Designer Raph Tamkalis
- Production Coordinator Anne-Maree Shelton
Christmas sucks. By which we mean it’s fine if you’re well stocked with friends, family, fairy lights and sociable funtimes, but if you’re alone; maybe old, retired and bereaved, it can suck like a big sucky thing.
Particularly if you’re surrounded by fun-loving neighbours who have no idea of moderation when it comes to exterior Yuletide decor.
This sweet ad, Spread the Merry, directed by Rabbit Content’s James Rouse, sees a little boy share the joy with his lonely neighbour, the aptly named Mr Grieves, who initially wants to duck out of all festive fandango as it reminds him of the loss of his wife.
Noticing that the widower has the only house on his street without Christmas decor, the boy takes it upon himself to spread the festive sparkle by giving him a surprise gift that he's picked up at his local Post Office.
Amazing how a mini-mirror ball and a torch can make Christmas way less sucky.