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Ad of the Day | IKEA: Silence the Critics
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In Ikea’s first-ever UK Christmas ad, a family is taunted by their bar-spitting kitsch ornaments, who encourage them to defy ‘home shame.’
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Mother London, UKProduction Company:
MJZDirector:
Tom KuntzProducer:
Emma ButterworthProduction Manager:
Daniel GayProduction Designer:
Chris OddyDirector of Photography:
Chris SoosMusic Supervision:
Dave Bass, Arnold Hattingh/ Wake The TownSound:
750mphPost / VFX:
Electric Theatre CollectiveProducer:
Magda KrimitsouCoordinator:
Larisa CovaciuCreative Director:
James Sindle2D Lead:
James Belch3D Lead:
Patrick Krafft2D Artists:
Chris Fraser, Tomer Epsthein3D Artists:
Jordan Dunstall, Ryan Maddox, Mark Bailey, Remy Herisse, Edwin Leeds, Gregory Martin, Nikolai Maderthoner, Will Preston, Stefan Brown, Adrian Lan Sun Luk, Piers Limberg, Zach Pindolia, Olivia Grimmer, Romain Thirion, Richard FryColourist:
Luke MorrisonDate:
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