Ad of the Day | Three Ireland: Monster Hunter
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This week sees the launch of Three Ireland’s new TV commercial to announce the removal of all usage restrictions on their All You Can Eat data service. This emotive spot, which features a grandad helping his grandson to hunt for a monster in his bedroom was written, presented, filmed, and produced entirely remotely. Directed by Tom Merilion of Speers Films, from his home in France, the ad is a true testament of the power of data and connection. Three Ireland have removed the fair usage policy from their All You Can Eat Data service to keep you connected...
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Boys and Girls, Dublin, IrelandCreative Director:
Kris ClarkinSenior Art Director:
Udi OvadiaSenior Producer:
Sarah ChadwickBusiness Director:
Sarah SherryAccount Manager:
Beth McDonnellSenior Planner:
Jack MurphyFinished Art:
Simon RossProduction Company:
Speers FilmDirector:
Tom MerilionPost Production:
Windmill LaneEditor:
Lee HickeyPost Producer:
Shayne MurphyGrade:
Matt BrantonSound:
Mick CreedonMusic:
Denis KiltyClient:
Three IrelandHead of Brand and Marketing Communications:
Aislinn O ConnorMarketing Manager:
Ann Marie O BrienDigital Marketing Manager:
Cian McDonaghDate:
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