WORK FOR GOOD CUT - ONLINE VIDEO
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How Far We've Come - Hyundai Motor Company
Hyundai
Shortlist
Title: | How Far We've Come |
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Brand: | Hyundai Motor Company |
Product/Service: | Hyundai |
Client: | Hyundai Motor Company |
Entrant Company: | Jung von Matt AG |
Agency: | Jung von Matt AG |
Production Company: | Bonaparte |
Creative Director: | Blake Waters & Felix Umbach |
Release Date: | 2023-07-20 |
Individual Credits: | Szymon Rose Chief Creative Officer |
Individual Credits: | Daniel Schaefer Chief Creative Officer |
Individual Credits: | Robert Zitzmann Managing Director |
Individual Credits: | Katja Kraus Managing Director |
Individual Credits: | Alexander Michaelsen Executive Creative Director |
Individual Credits: | Ronnie Patt Executive Creative Director |
Individual Credits: | Felix Umbach Creative Director |
Individual Credits: | Joachim Kortlepel Creative Director |
Individual Credits: | Blake Waters Senior Copywriter |
Individual Credits: | Mark Bennett Senior Art Director |
Individual Credits: | Eva Backes Client Service Director |
Individual Credits: | Dennis Wist Project Manager |
Individual Credits: | Albert Hornbach Account Director |
Individual Credits: | Elizabeth Mabbott Executive Producer |
Individual Credits: | Titus Scholl Producer |
Individual Credits: | Brady-Lee Allen Producer |
Notes for Judging: | Women’s football has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1895, to the factory teams of WW1, it’s 50-year ban up to its first World Cup in 1991 and 2023’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. It’s a story of resilience, commitment and passion. Every woman who walks onto the pitch isn’t playing for the right to play, but to be recognised as an equal. As Hyundai have been a proud supporter of that equality before most brands jumped on board, we created a campaign that celebrates the dramatic 130-year history of women’s football. Asking the world to see just how far women’s football has come and see how far they will go. Featuring a 60” film that follows a young female protagonist playing high-intensity football through some of women’s football’s most important moments. Assisted with a print, OOH and social media campaign that championed the progress of women’s football. Culminating with the Hyundai sponsored FIFA Museum in Tumbalong Park, Sydney. Featuring the inspiring exhibition - "Calling the Shots: Faces of Women’s Football". The exhibition told the story of the those who shaped the women’s game from the organisers, players, coaches, and fans who have motivated women of all ages to lace up their boots. Finally partnering with footballing charity Common Goal to create a a series of on-the-ground initiatives to help younger generations through the power of football. |
Additional Credits: | Hyundai Motor Company Sungwon Jee Director, Head of Brand Marketing Division Jumi Kim Head of Brand Experience Group Saemi Shin Head of Brand Communication Team Heejun Kim Manager of Brand Communication Team Boyoung Joo Manager of Brand Communication Team Bonaparte Philip Töpfer Managing Partner Nico Kreis Managing Partner Nicole Ackermann Director Khalid Mohtaseb Director Of Photography Jana Reinermann Executive Producer Lola Bracegirdle-Black Director’s Rep Sarah Hawkins Line Producer Fallon Stang & Aratrika Das Coordinators Julie Ackermann Director’s Assistant Bohdan Pylpchuk Choreographer Joy Fischer Producer Danny Jungslund Creative Jonathan Lichtenberg Creative |