PUMA: Welcome Unbored

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Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

In 2022, PUMA is reviving an icon of the 80s and 90s. Launched to high school and college basketball players in the US by PUMA, the model was available in many university colors and drew attention on the courts thanks to its advanced stability and cushioning, the famous ANTI SHOCK SYSTEM. The variety of colors captivated a broader population than just those in the basketball community, and spread through American streets from ‘88 through the early 90s.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

LaFourmi, France

Agency Management:

Thibaut Cornet, Céline Jobert

Creative Director:

Clément Cimarro

Copywriter:

Clément Cimarro

Strategic Director:

Jordane Rabute

Client Director:

Louis Pierre-Adolphe

Account Manager:

Mikael Ramirez

Head of Advertising:

Laura Conroy

TV Production and Art Buying:

Barbara Vaira

Print Art Directors:

Coralie Mapouata-Barlerin, Julien Hablainville

Production Company:

HVH

Director:

Frédéric De Pontcharra

Producer:

Nils Haagensen, Maxime Bouyer

Production Director:

Adèle Barach

Directory of Photography:

Madhi Lepart

Set Designer:

Lucie Libotte

Wardrobe:

Axelle Gomila

Make-Up:

Pauline du Manoir

Hair:

Manon Cana

Post-Producer:

Damien Fernandez

Chief Monteur:

Antoine Deslandes

Assistant Monteur:

Nicolas Macé

Visual Effects:

Mathematic Studio

Line Producer:

Claire English

Executive Production:

Falka

Producer:

Joseph Petitpain

Composer:

Senbeï

Sound Design:

Samuel Jurkovic

Photographer:

Louise Carrasco

Producer:

Adèle Villemin

Production Assistant:

Bianca Javogue

Date:

June, 2022

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