Booking.com rejoices in choices for its Live Curious campaign
The films, a continuation of the campaign started earlier this year, see MJZ's Fredrik Bond showcase tiny holiday victories.
Credits
powered by- Agency Adam & Eve -DDB
- Production Company MJZ/LONDON
- Director Fredrik Bond
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Credits
powered by- Agency Adam & Eve -DDB
- Production Company MJZ/LONDON
- Director Fredrik Bond
- Online & VFX The Ambassadors
- Sound Design and Mixing Wave Recording Studios/USA
- Chief Creative Officer Richard Brim
- Creative Director Laura Rogers
- Creative Team Genevieve De Rohan Willner
- Creative Team Selma Ahmed
- Executive Producer Helen Kenny
- Producer Alicia Richards
- Production Manager Nicola Dempsey
- Editor Patric Ryan
- Editor Toby Conway-Hughes
- Post Production Bas Moonen
Credits
powered by- Agency Adam & Eve -DDB
- Production Company MJZ/LONDON
- Director Fredrik Bond
- Online & VFX The Ambassadors
- Sound Design and Mixing Wave Recording Studios/USA
- Chief Creative Officer Richard Brim
- Creative Director Laura Rogers
- Creative Team Genevieve De Rohan Willner
- Creative Team Selma Ahmed
- Executive Producer Helen Kenny
- Producer Alicia Richards
- Production Manager Nicola Dempsey
- Editor Patric Ryan
- Editor Toby Conway-Hughes
- Post Production Bas Moonen
Holiday's can be stressful affairs, so it's nice when you get that smug sense of satisfaction when you know that a bit of pre-planning has saved a potentially calamitous situation.
Continuing on from their Live Curious campaign from earlier in the year, Booking.com and agency adam&eveDDB have crafted a series of delightful vignettes that show just how good a bit of customised holidaying can be. From whooshing around freely at a beautiful sea-side resort that’s wheelchair accessible, to building up the courage to jump into the deep end of a refreshing villa-side pool, Freedom, Confidence, Wonder and Determination showcase smart choices in a relatable way.
The icing on the cake? Complimenting Fredrik Bond's charming direction are a lovely selection of pop hits backing the action. Frankly, if you're not won over by a man freewheeling down a sunny road to the dulcet tones of Dolly Parton’s Here You Come Again, you might need a holiday yourself.