| Title | THE MISSION |
| Brand | TALKTALK |
| Product/Service | TALKTALK |
| Category |
A07. USE OF MUSIC |
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Entrant Company
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CHI & PARTNERS London, UNITED KINGDOM
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Advertising Agency
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CHI & PARTNERS London, UNITED KINGDOM
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Production Company
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NEXUS PRODUCTIONS London, UNITED KINGDOM
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Credits
| Jonathan Burley |
CHI/Partners |
Executive Creative Director |
| Micky Tudor |
CHI/Partners |
Creative Director |
| Jim Bolton |
CHI/Partners |
Art Director |
| Jim Bolton |
CHI/Partners |
Copywriter |
| Matt Cresswell |
CHI/Partners |
Executive Agency Producer |
| Roz Prentice |
CHI/Partners |
Agency Producer |
| Tracey Cooper |
Nexus |
Production Company Producers |
| Greet Kallikorm |
Nexus |
Production Company Producers Assistant |
| Smith/Foulkes |
Nexus |
Directors |
| Alexander Melman |
Freelancer |
Dop Lighting Cameraman |
| Gus Herdman |
Trim |
Editor |
| Daniel Beckwith/Neil Johnson |
Factory |
Sound Design Arrangement |
| Thanos Topzoulis/Daniel Forgacs |
Time Based Arts |
Vfx |
| Nick Howarth |
CHI/Partners |
Ceo |
| Fern Nott |
CHI/Partners |
Account Supervisor |
| Alexa Ponking |
CHI/Partners |
Account Director |
| Susie Seldon |
CHI/Partners |
Account Manager |
| Anthony Cox/Laura Kinzett |
CHI/Partners |
Planner |
| Benjamin Tron/Gary Cureton/Ed Sherwood/Eoin Coughlan/Dominic Griffiths/Paul Temp |
Time Based Arts |
Animation |
Brief Explanation
To bring to life TalkTalk's mission to brighten up family homes across the country, a motley crew of six household objectsembark on an epic journey to find great TV. The spot sees the group of friends set out on a treacherous, odyssey-style quest, battling against the elements in a quiet corner of suburbia, to reach their destination – a warm, inviting TalkTalk home made brighter by TalkTalkTV. Shot in cinemascope, voiced by Derek Jacobi and accompanied by the sweeping score from 'Last of the Mohicans' it creates a cinematic experience normally reserved for the world of feature films.
Creative Execution
'The Mission' tells the story of 5 little characters on a quest to find better TV. Set in suburbia the journey only takes them round the corner but it has the dramatic feeling of an epic quest thanks in large part to the choice of a sweeping filmic score from Last of The Mohicans.