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Decathlon: Ready To Play?
Media Type:
TV
Decathlon, the third biggest sports company in the world, today relaunches its brand to reflect its transformation from French retailer to global sports brand, in partnership with global brand consultancy Wolff Olins.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
AMV BBDO, London, UKExecutive Creative Director:
Laura RogersCreative Directors:
Jack Smedley, George Hackforth-JonesCreative Director/Copywriter:
Tim RileySocial Creative:
Chelly BrownAgency Planning Team:
Alice Aldridge, Rebecca BrettAgency Account Team:
Bruna Bechelli, Pink Kitsawat, Kenza Chakib, Alexandra Sandford-Smith, David StokesAgency Producer:
Nick Godden, Rhiannon NicolAgency Assistant Producer:
Kieran O’MalleyAgency Designer:
Simon Dilks, Dian SofiaProduction Company:
Magna StudiosDirector:
Hector DockrillProduction Co. Producer:
John BannisterPost-production Company:
Coffee & TVSound studio:
Sine AudioAudio Post-production:
Sine AudioLocal Production Company:
Gatehouse CommercialsDirector:
Meghan DanielsProduction Co. Producer:
Nick VoortmanPhotographer:
Tom SloanPhotographer Agent:
LalaLand ArtistsRetouching:
Studio PrivateDate:
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