Peach
dlmdd
Gear Seven/Arc Studios/Shift
Wake The Town
mo-sys
liahome
Contemplative Reptile
Editions
  • International Edition
  • USA Edition
  • UK Edition
  • Australian Edition
  • Canadian Edition
  • Irish Edition
  • German Edition
  • French Edition
  • Singapore Edition
  • Spanish edition
  • Polish edition
  • Indian Edition
  • Middle East edition
  • South African Edition

Yann Demange and Pleix Join SKUNK

0

ADD TO COLLECTION

Yann Demange and directing collective Pleix have joined SKUNK for North American representation.

Yann Demange and Pleix Join SKUNK

Demange brings a talent for narrative detail as well as realistic character portrayals for brands including Mercedes, Grolsch, Haagen-Dazs, Johnson & Johnson and GE. 

Recent work includes a wry campaign for Grolsch featuring the gravitas of prolific yet everyday characters shot with sweeping cinematic camerawork – big, bold personas that match the spirit of the world famous brew.

Pleix arrive with outstanding graphic artist and animation skills. Nokia, Orange, Lexus, Duracell, Sony and adidas are featured on the French collective’s reel, as are promos for prolific music acts including “Birds” for Vitalic and “Get Down” for Basement Jaxx.

“Chain Reaction” for Mini is their latest. It’s an amazing ride through the ages from 1959 to modern day celebrating the new MINI Cooper, every model designed falling like dominoes until the 2014 Cooper drops before us and zips away. 

 “Death Penalty” for Amnesty International further illustrates the collective’s mixed-media aptitude. The spot feature four executions depicted as wax statues; firing squad, hanging, decapitation and electrocution melting under the influence of Amnesty’s iconic candle. 

Poetic, elegant and haunting the influential spot received Cannes Lions Bronze, Grand Prix for Film Craft plus Silver at Eurobest. 

Meanwhile, Demange has also seen success in British serial television. His BBC series “Criminal Justice” and cult-classic zombie romp “Dead Set” both receiving BAFTA Nominations for Best Drama Serial Award and Craft Award for Best Director. 

Demange released his first feature film ’71 at the 2014 Berlin Film Festival. The harrowing story follows a British soldier forced to survive on the war-torn streets of Belfast after being accidentally abandoned by his unit.

view more - Creative
Sign up to our newsletters and stay up to date with the best work and breaking ad news from around the world.
lbbonline.com, Wed, 26 Mar 2014 17:05:27 GMT