Live2020: Save the Clubs. Wear the Clubs

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Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Belgium

Live2020 is the solidarity fund set up by the Belgian live music sector to support colleagues in financial difficulties. Today, ten well-known and up-and-coming Belgian designers and visual artists launch the Live2020 Collection, under the impetus of Belgian creative agency Happiness, an FCB alliance.

Credits

Chief Creative Officer:

Geoffrey Hantson

Creative Director:

Katrien Bottez

Concept Providers:

Tom Berth, Joris Van der Plaetsen, Geert De Rocker

Account Manager:

Lukas Das

Strategic Planner:

Wesley Roeland

Content Providers:

Lina Corrigan, Jil Dockx

Head of Motion:

Remke Faber

Head of Design:

Dries Lauwers

Designers:

Victor Destrebecq, Arno Wynant

DTP:

Romaine Dhainaut

Project Managers Webshop:

Stef Cuypers, Joni Allaert, Kris Van Wallendael

Head of Production:

Bart Vande Maele

Print Producer:

Pascal Delfosse

Production:

VANSI PRODUCTION

Film Director:

Sidney Van Wichelen

DOP:

Virgil Leclercq

1 AC:

Patrick Nishimwe

2 AC:

Sara Van Acoleyen

Steadycammer:

Charly Vandendrick

Gaffer:

Ken Sodyum

Elektro:

Rhomi Martens

Sound Department:

Chez Freddy

Sound Engineer:

Eli Sundermann

Music:

Gert Malfliet& Eli Sundermann

Art Department:

Javor Malehounov

Editors:

Sidney Van Wichelen, Jasper Flikschuh

Photographer:

Ines Vansteenkiste-Muylle

Photographer Assistants:

Syntyche Boda, Louis Kerckhof

MUA:

Gladys Ferro

Styling:

Eveline Briand

Styling assistant:

Joe Nekcans

Date:

December, 2020

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