Uber Eats' food for thought
Sometimes the only words you need are ones to do with food stuffs, as this new campaign for Uber Eats shows.
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- Production Company Arts & Sciences/London
- Director Mike Warzin
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Credits
View on- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Arts & Sciences/London
- Director Mike Warzin
- Executive Producer James Bland
- Editing Final Cut/London
- Editor Joe Guest
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- Post Producer Phil Whalley
- Sound Design Wave Studios/London
- Sound Designer Parv Thind
- Sound Designer Jonny Platt
- Producer Rebecca Boswell
- Music Supervision Mr Pape
- Producer Giles Skillicorn
- DP Steve Annis
- Casting Director Kharmel Cochrane
- Producer Maggie McDermott
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Credits
powered by- Agency Mother/London
- Production Company Arts & Sciences/London
- Director Mike Warzin
- Executive Producer James Bland
- Editing Final Cut/London
- Editor Joe Guest
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Colorist Richard Fearon
- Post Producer Phil Whalley
- Sound Design Wave Studios/London
- Sound Designer Parv Thind
- Sound Designer Jonny Platt
- Producer Rebecca Boswell
- Music Supervision Mr Pape
- Producer Giles Skillicorn
- DP Steve Annis
- Casting Director Kharmel Cochrane
- Producer Maggie McDermott
Uber Eats has returned with a third instalment of the ‘Bring It’ campaign, this time with a new courier who's arrived to dish out some much-needed, food-based motivation.
Created by Mother London and directed by Mike Warzin via Arts & Sciences, the three films feature an Uber Eats courier, played by Ekow Quartey, arriving in the moment of need for selection of dispirited people. Whether they're suffering from acute hangovers, drifting in the doldrums at work, or sulking at a less than ideal football result, Uber Eats' courier is able to delivers motivational speeches through the medium of food stuffs.
Each of the films tap into a familiar low moment, but Quartey's impassioned delivery of "bonus banquet super-charger dips", "side of beans" and "sweet and spicy Korean wings", is more than enough to rouse our previously underwhelmed eaters.
“After what has been a tough 18 months for everyone, we wanted to celebrate the resilience of the Great British public and the role of a great food delivery to lift your spirits," said Maya Gallego Spiers, Head of Marketing UK at Uber Eats. "Our latest ‘Bring It’ campaign focuses on the power of food to help pick you up, lift your mood and give you the energy to persevere. Whatever the week throws at you, Uber Eats are always there."
