Tochka Bank: Can't Copy Love

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Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Russia

Industry:

Financial Services

What runs the world, love or money? What is the key to success in business, cold calculation or total dedication? New Tochka Bank’s advertising campaign is about those who choose love over everything else.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

RA Voskhod, Russia

Creative Director:

Andrey Gubaydullin

Art Director:

Agnieszka Brzezina

Account Manager:

Irina Shubina

Head of Strategy:

Dmitry Donik

Production Company:

Daddy's Film

Director:

Ilya Naishuller/ Great Guns

Cinematography:

Vladislav Opelyants

Executive Producer:

Egor Solomatin

Head of Production:

Dmitry Dimchevskiy

Unit Production Manager:

Mikhail Goglov

Casting:

Maroussia Sayapina/ Casting Moscow

Production Designer:

Dmitriy Onishchenko

Tochka Designer:

Konstantin Baidak

1AC:

Nikolay Shinkarenko

2AC:

Andrey Babich, Maxim Timoshenko

Set Decorator:

Vyatcheslav Chulikov

Costume Designer:

Julia Subbotina

Hair and Make-up Artists:

Igor Boyko, Anastasiya Ramlya

Property Master:

Alexander Kucheriavy/ Rastabike

Assistant Property Master:

Xenia Lovina

Gaffer:

Aleksandr Egorov

Post Production:

CGF

VFX Supervisor:

Alexander Gorokhov

Art Director:

Izabela Cichonska

VFX & DI Producer:

Ekaterina Averina

Head of CG Production:

Alena Kucherova

Color:

| Maxim Mironov/ ColorLarek, Alex Zolotarev/ CGF

Production Assistants:

Egor Larichkin, Aleksander Zhukov

SFX Supervisor:

Maxim Sorokin

Dolly Grip:

Alex Panchenko

Backstage Operator:

Georgiy Tseselchuk/ BlackScreen

Date:

March, 2019

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