Rich Hall gives Nike some grief
The most excellent comedian/author/director helms this superb spot for the sports giant’s Phantom GX boots – an epic tale of goalie despair starring Erling Haarland.
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- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Rich Hall
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Credits
View on- Agency Wieden + Kennedy/Amsterdam
- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Rich Hall
- Editing Stitch
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Chief Creative Officer Susan Hoffman
- Creative Director Evgeny Primachenko
- Creative Director Emma Barnett
- Head of Production Cheryl Warbook
- Producer Fred Bonham Carter
- Executive Producer Natalie Arnett
- Production Designer Astrid Astrup
- DP Niklas Johansson
- Editor Ben Corfield
- VFX Supervisor James Belch
- VFX Supervisor Jonathan Box
- Executive VFX Producer Hazel Gibson
- Senior VFX Producer Chloe Ensor
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- Sound Design & Mix Raja Sehgal
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Credits
powered by- Agency Wieden + Kennedy/Amsterdam
- Production Company Riff Raff
- Director Rich Hall
- Editing Stitch
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Chief Creative Officer Susan Hoffman
- Creative Director Evgeny Primachenko
- Creative Director Emma Barnett
- Head of Production Cheryl Warbook
- Producer Fred Bonham Carter
- Executive Producer Natalie Arnett
- Production Designer Astrid Astrup
- DP Niklas Johansson
- Editor Ben Corfield
- VFX Supervisor James Belch
- VFX Supervisor Jonathan Box
- Executive VFX Producer Hazel Gibson
- Senior VFX Producer Chloe Ensor
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- Sound Design & Mix Raja Sehgal
The cracking campaign was created for Nike by Wieden + Kennedy/Amsterdam and reframes an encounter with the unstoppable Norwegian footballer through the goalkeeper’s perspective, as he journeys uncomfortably through the five stages of grief.
Titled The Five Stages of Haarland, it was produced by Riff Raff, and blends a cinematic intensity with director Rich Hall’s signature wit, which is enhanced by some nifty editing from Stitch.
