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Just Eat – We Got It

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Agency McCann/London
Production Company Riff Raff
Director Finn Keenan

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Agency McCann/London
Production Company Riff Raff
Director Finn Keenan
Editor Amanda James
Editor Producer Frankie Elster
Post Produciton Black Kite Studios
Audio String and Tins
Chief Creative Officer Laurence Thomson

Chief Creative Officer Robert Doubal
Chief Strategy Officer Theo Izzard-Brown
Creative Director Rob Webster
Creative Director Alexei Berwitz
Senior Creative Ben Buswell
Executive Producer Natalie Arnett
Producer Matthew Clyde
Production Designer Tim Gibson

DP Nanu Segal
1st Assistant Director Jai Lusser
VFX Supervisor Jim Spratling
Colorist Richard Fearon
Post Producer Polly Durrance
Sound Design Jim Stewart / (Audio Mixer)
Sound Designer Adam Smyth
Audio Producer Eimear Ni Ghuaire

Audio Producer Laura-Leigh Smith
Audio Producer Alina Miroshnichenko

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Hello there *Name* and welcome to this hyper-personalised shots write-up of an *ad/promo/short* containing your favourite topic: *food/laughs/confused women*.

Whilst AI is certainly getting better, and targetted ads can sometimes hit the bullseye, the bracketing of peoples likes and dislikes into a neat package is an intrinsically flawed concept, as humorously explored in this rip-roaring spot for Just Eat.

Showcasing the service's breadth of options, We Got It sees a hapless user thrown into various scenarios based upon what a delightfully robotic voice deems correct.

Shot by Riff Raff's Finn Keenan, and with a joyous script by McCann London's Ben Buswell and Jo Griffin , this brilliantly crafted and fantastically paced spot goes to prove that the bots don't know everything just yet.

"The script is a brilliantly cheeky observation of those ‘personal’ targeted commercials," says Keenan, "A knowing nod that we’re all a bit over that 'we know you better than you know yourself' approach. So, we took the idea of those over-friendly ads and doubled down on how ridiculous they can be.

"I was delighted at how much I was allowed to push the idea and put our hero, the wonderful Daisy Badger, through an absolute onslaught of intense in-your-face advertising.”