The Woolmark Company: Wear Wool, Not Fossil Fuel
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The Woolmark Company’s environmentally focused new global brand campaign ‘Wear Wool, Not Fossil Fuel’ aims to educate consumers about the hidden impact of synthetic fabrics on the environment and how choosing natural fibres such as wool can be a solution to reducing fashion’s impact. Featuring a series of powerful visual messages that highlights the link between synthetic fabric and the crude oil used in its manufacture and the inherent eco-benefits of merino wool, the work is tailored to film and OOH, with initial media scheduled in the US, UK, France and Australia for September.
Credits
Production Company:
Park VillageCreative Company:
20somethingCreative Director:
Will ThackerExecutive Producer:
Adam BoothCreative/Copywriter:
Elliott StarrStragety Partner:
Fran DocxBusiness Lead:
Anisha ObengAccount Manager:
Amy GreasbyFilm & Stills Producer:
Lauren HavardService Company:
Silver Lining Pictures SAService Producer:
Renier RidgewayDOP:
Lennert HillegeVFX Supervisor:
Tim SmitSFX:
Max Poolman/ MXFX3D OOH Design Director:
Samuel Guillotel/ 3DsomethingDesigners:
Rory Stiff, Casey HighfieldProduction Designer:
Arlene WentzelWardrobe Designer:
Lewis MunroPost-production Company:
Dead PixelGrade:
No 8 LondonColourist:
Alex GregoryAudio & Music Production:
Ambit SoundPhotographer:
Dirk ReesMedia Agency:
CraftMedia Planner:
Sam Fowler, Alistair HornsbyDate:
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