Nike: Ice C.R.E.A.M.

6.3

Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Fashion

Twenty-five years after its original, limited release, a sneaker unicorn is returning. Nike and the Wu-Tang Clan have teamed up to re-release one of the most treasured sneaker collaborations of all time: the Nike x Wu-Tang Clan Dunk. To commemorate it, a new campaign Directed and Creative Directed by Ben Solomon in collaboration with Sr. Global Creative Director Nike energy Kimou Meyer and produced by afterhrs., pays homage to the iconic and enduring cultural imprint of both Wu-Tang Clan and Nike and the unexpected reunion that has captured the imagination of fans worldwide.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

afterhrs.

Director:

Ben Solomon

Creative Director:

Ben Solomon

Executive Producer:

Thelonious Brooks

Cinematography:

Jay Swuen

Production Designer:

Luke Carr

Stylist:

Christina Turner

Producer:

Brendan McHugh

Beemaster:

Andrew Cote

Photography:

Anthony Blasko, Alain Levitt

Editor:

Adam 'Zuk' Zuckerman

Carbon Executive Creative Director:

Liam Chapple

VFX Supervisor:

Liam Chapple

Head of CG:

Frank Grecco

CG FX Artist:

Francois Duchesneau

Compositors:

Tommy Smith, Blake Druery

Flame Lead:

Heidi Anderson

Colorist:

Julien Biard

Color Assist:

Zoe Rain Lambert

Digital Matte Paintings:

Carlos Nieto

Executive Producer:

Matthew McManus

Senior Producer:

Susan Q. McNamara

Executive Producer:

Natalie Westerfield

Color:

Natalie Westerfield

Sound Mix:

Gavin Little, Echolab

Global Sr. Creative Director:

Kimou Meyer

Global Marketing Director:

John Radaza

Executive Producer:

John Radaza

Global Entertainment:

Dawn Baxter

Global Producer:

Nicholas N.

Copywriter:

Rebecca Russell

Date:

November, 2024

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