Ecover fights fashion's landfill
A new campaign for Ecover from Uncommon London looks to wage war against our wasteful fashion habits.
Credits
powered by- Agency Uncommon/London
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/UK
- Director The Glue Society
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Credits
powered by- Agency Uncommon/London
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/UK
- Director The Glue Society
- Editor The Glue Society
- Editor Gorilla
- Post Production Freefolk
- Sound Soundtree Music
- Executive Producer Rupert Reynolds-MacLean
- Producer Sorcha Bacon
- DP Nanu Segal
- Executive Producer Fi Kilroe
- VFX Producer Charles Gillett
- Colorist Paul Harrison
- VFX Supervisor Jason Watts
- VFX Artist Andy Copping
- Producer Jay James
- Composer Luis Almau
- Talent Professor Green
Credits
powered by- Agency Uncommon/London
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/UK
- Director The Glue Society
- Editor The Glue Society
- Editor Gorilla
- Post Production Freefolk
- Sound Soundtree Music
- Executive Producer Rupert Reynolds-MacLean
- Producer Sorcha Bacon
- DP Nanu Segal
- Executive Producer Fi Kilroe
- VFX Producer Charles Gillett
- Colorist Paul Harrison
- VFX Supervisor Jason Watts
- VFX Artist Andy Copping
- Producer Jay James
- Composer Luis Almau
- Talent Professor Green
Figures suggest that, in the UK alone, almost 1,000 items of clothing are ferried to landfill sites every 30 seconds.
Much is made of the wasteful nature of people's fast-fashion-buying habits, but Ecover and London agency Uncommon aims to raise awareness and champion the environmental benefit of keeping our clothes in-use, and therefore out of landfill, for longer.
To do so they have launched a new campaign, Laundry Against Landfill, which comprises out of home posters [below] and a commercial [above] in which we see UK rapper Professor Green make a moving speech direct to camera whilst perched on top of a washing machine in full spin. As the music builds, we pan out to see clothes drop all around him; a visual demonstration of the reality behind the statistic.
The campaign launched as London Fashion Week begins, with the aim to target the fashion community and raise attention around this conversation. The spot was directed by The Glue Society through Biscuit Filmworks, while the OOH images were shot by Brooklyn-based photographer Bobby Doherty.