Ad of the Day | Nissan: Qashqai, Juke & X-Trail

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Media Type:

TV TV

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Japan

Industry:

Transport, Tourism

This European campaign highlights Nissan’s range of hybrid crossovers, brought together in a futuristic Nissan testing facility where we defy the ordinary. Each vehicle undergoes extraordinary tests designed to showcase its unique strengths, while also spotlighting the innovative new e-POWER technology featured in the iconic Nissan Qashqai. The films stand out through their spectacular use of special effects, masterfully crafted in post-production by The Mill, delivering visually stunning and immersive experiences.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

The Mill

Managing Director:

Stéphane Boutier

ECDs:

Phillipe Rachel, Carl Harborg

Creation:

Clément Phillipard, Ana Zabraniecki

Account Management:

Judith Romero, Clémence Dugué, Amandine Brugier

Planning:

Tito Favino, Jeremy Masselis, Alice Fennely, Alice Gras, Aurore Caillouet

Media:

Stephane Hue, Anouar Zaiane, Antonin Jorneau, Thomas Loiseau, Le-Chau-An Nguyen

Director:

Mark Jenkinson

CEO:

Jerome Denis

Executive Producer:

Hélène Segol

Production Director:

Franck Servoz

DOP :

Mac Gregor

Head of post prod LA PAC:

Anne Ségrettin

Editor Tenthree:

Quin Williams

Executive Producer:

Fabrice Damolini

VFX Producer:

Stéphanie Mollet

VFX Supervisor:

Damien Canameras, Rodolphe Zirah

CG Supervisor:

Valentin Lesueur, Rémy Meillat

Colourist:

Jacky Lefresne

Nissan:

Coralie Musy, Remy LeGall, Romain Bezelga

Date:

October, 2025

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