British Army: This is Belonging, 4
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‘This is Belonging’ campaign centres on inspiring more people to belong to one of the most respected organisations in the world, and think about a job that will make a positive difference.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Karmarama, London, UKCreative Director:
Adam KeanPlanner:
Matthew WaksmanMedia Planning:
MediaComProduction Company:
SmugglerDirector:
Henry Alex RubinProducer:
Molly PopeProduction Managers:
Adam Evans, Fiona MartinDirector of Photography:
Kenneth SengProduction Designer:
Lisa Tsouloupa1st AD:
Tony FernandesVFX Post House:
MPCVFX Supervisor / VFX Artist:
Dan SandersVFX Producer:
James NiklassonColourist:
Matthieu ToulletMusic Company:
TheodoreDate:
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