Endura’s cycle of life
The sportswear brand showcases the longevity of its Hummvee cycling shorts in a dark and hilariously deadpan spot.
Credits
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Outsider
- Director J Marlow
- Editor Matt Newman
- Post Production Absolute Post
- Colorist Matt Turner
- Shoot Supervisor Joe Tang
- Producer Isabella Culver
- DP Adric Watson
- 1st Assistant Director Tom Kelly
- Executive Producer Simon Elborne
- Art Director Tom Gander
- Brand
- Brand Manager Tim Hayes
- Senior Brand Designer Falk Meier
- Designer Chris DiPlacito
- Creative Director Matt Jones
- Senior Creative Abigail Lucy Stephenson
- Strategy Shai Idelson
- Client Director Paisley Wright
- Executive Producer Lewis Pugsley
- Creative Robin Simnett
- Sound Designer Clement Harper
- SFX Sean Waldie
Credits
powered by- Production Company Outsider
- Director J Marlow
- Editor Matt Newman
- Post Production Absolute Post
- Colorist Matt Turner
- Shoot Supervisor Joe Tang
- Producer Isabella Culver
- DP Adric Watson
- 1st Assistant Director Tom Kelly
- Executive Producer Simon Elborne
- Art Director Tom Gander
- Brand
- Brand Manager Tim Hayes
- Senior Brand Designer Falk Meier
- Designer Chris DiPlacito
- Creative Director Matt Jones
- Senior Creative Abigail Lucy Stephenson
- Strategy Shai Idelson
- Client Director Paisley Wright
- Executive Producer Lewis Pugsley
- Creative Robin Simnett
- Sound Designer Clement Harper
- SFX Sean Waldie
In this brilliantly tongue-in-cheek spot directed by Outsider’s J Marlow, sportswear brand Endura demonstrates the quality and durability of its Hummvee cycling range.
Titled Always and Forever, the film opens with a young boy watching his father as he leaves for a bike ride. Cutting to several decades later, the boy appears, all grown up, outside the same house when his father returns.
Although his body has withered to bones, his Hummvee shorts have stood the test of time. Still in immaculate condition, the son slips on the shorts, hops on his dad's bike, and the infinite cycle continues.