PORTRAITS OF ALL SIZES - FLY
| Title | PORTRAITS OF ALL SIZES - FLY |
| Brand | HUAWEI MOBILE |
| Product/Service | HUAWEI P10 - HYBRID ZOOM |
| Category |
A02. Script |
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Entrant
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DDB & TRIBAL Warsaw, POLAND
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Idea Creation
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DDB & TRIBAL Warsaw, POLAND
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Production
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ILLUSION Bangkok, THAILAND
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Production 2
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ANALOG / DIGITAL Warsaw, POLAND
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Production 3
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PAPAYA FILMS Warsaw, POLAND
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Credits
| Maciej Waligora |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Copywriter |
| Maciej Waligora |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Executive Creative Director |
| Michal Majczak |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Senior Copywriter |
| Mariusz Sepek |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Senior Art Director |
| Krzysztof Mielcarek |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Senior Copywriter |
| Bartek Burtea |
Freelancer |
Copywriter / Linguist |
| Zuzanna Duchniewska-Sobczak |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Executive Creative Director |
| Kasia Seyfried |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Head of Creative Solutions |
| Magdalena Dobiszewska |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Art Buyer |
| Iwona Maksylewicz / Milena Orlowska |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Client Service Manager |
| Jan Foryś |
Papaya Films |
Director |
| Kacper Sawicki, Paweł Bondarowicz |
Papaya Films |
Executive Producer |
| Kasia Grabowska |
Papaya Films |
Producer |
| Maciej Szrek |
DDB&tribal Warsaw |
Production Manager |
| Filip Załuska |
Freelancer |
DOP Lighting Cameraman |
| Sandra Kowalska |
Freelancer |
Costume Designer |
| Justyna Markowska |
Freelancer |
Production Designer |
| Sebastian Mialik |
Freelancer |
Editor |
| Kaja Juszczakiewicz |
Lunapark |
Post Producer |
| Ania Sujka |
Freelancer |
Colorist |
| Jacek Ostaszewski |
Lunapark |
On-Line |
| Paweł Drzyzga |
Freelancer |
Sound Designer |
Brief Explanation
Just another day in a photographer’s life. We are at his studio. It is filled with old-fashioned photo gear, furniture and mementos. Clearly, the man who works here has seen it all. In the middle, there is a tripod with a Huawei P10 smartphone mounted on it.
The photographer is bustling about. He is ageing, but still passionate. His clothes suggest he is rather traditional. Suddenly, the man says something towards a chair placed in front of the camera. We cannot see who is sitting there. It strikes us, however, that the photographer is not speaking any known language. As it turns out, it is entirely appropriate, as his customer speaks in the same way.
During the video, we cannot see who is being photographed, until the man shows the result of his work on the screen.
In the final scene, he puts up another perfect portrait on a board.