Garmin runs a question by us
In a new campaign for Garmin's Forerunner watch stunning landscapes and single-minded people accompany the question; why do we run?
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- Production Company Eleanor
- Director Kacper Larski
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Credits
View on- Production Company Eleanor
- Director Kacper Larski
- Executive Producer Sophie Gold
- Offline Outsider Editorial/Toronto
- Editor Chris Murphy
- Executive Producer Kristina Anzlinger
- Color/ VFX Alter Ego Post/Canada
- Colorist Conor Fisher
- Online Artist David Whiteson
- Executive Producer Jane Garrah
- Audio OSO Audio
- Producer Lauren Dobbie
- Audio Creative Director Harry Knazan
- DP Cole Graham
- Brand
- Creative Director/Art Director Ryan Glendening
- Creative Officer/Copywriter Brian Brooker
- Executive Producer Maggie Wasserman
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Eleanor
- Director Kacper Larski
- Executive Producer Sophie Gold
- Offline Outsider Editorial/Toronto
- Editor Chris Murphy
- Executive Producer Kristina Anzlinger
- Color/ VFX Alter Ego Post/Canada
- Colorist Conor Fisher
- Online Artist David Whiteson
- Executive Producer Jane Garrah
- Audio OSO Audio
- Producer Lauren Dobbie
- Audio Creative Director Harry Knazan
- DP Cole Graham
- Brand
- Creative Director/Art Director Ryan Glendening
- Creative Officer/Copywriter Brian Brooker
- Executive Producer Maggie Wasserman
Running: for many it isn't just a way of getting somewhere slightly faster than by walking, it's a way of life, an irresistible urge.
But what makes a person wake up at the crack of dawn to pound the pavement and push their body to exhaustion?
In this new film for Garmin, Eleanor director Kacper Larski explores that question through a stylish and sharply edited visual poem for the brand's new Forerunner watch. In a stylish and atmospheric montage, complete with booming soundscapes, Larski takes the viewer through city streets, wide open countryside, and snowy mountains to show the reasons people run.
