Norsk Tipping’s homage to amateurs
A heartfelt spot from the Norwegian gambling brand celebrates the everyday athletes, musicians and dancers who’ll never achieve stardom.
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- Production Company Bacon
- Director Martin Werner
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Credits
View on- Agency Try/Oslo
- Production Company Bacon
- Director Martin Werner
- Color TMLS
- Creative Egil Pay
- Creative Lars Joachim Grimstad
- Executive Producer Magne Lyngner
- Producer Kristi Strommen Kjerpeset
- Production Designer Kristian Lahn Vestby
- DP Daniel Voldheim
- Editor Robin Siwe
- Post Producer Herlaug Olsen
- Online Christopher Ekdahl
- Color Producer Eli Mari Sandal
- Colorist Didrik Brathen
- Sound Designer Andreas Waag Martinsen
- Sound Engineer Vit Kral
- Composer Jonas Struck
- Music Arranger Anders Malta
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Credits
powered by- Agency Try/Oslo
- Production Company Bacon
- Director Martin Werner
- Color TMLS
- Creative Egil Pay
- Creative Lars Joachim Grimstad
- Executive Producer Magne Lyngner
- Producer Kristi Strommen Kjerpeset
- Production Designer Kristian Lahn Vestby
- DP Daniel Voldheim
- Editor Robin Siwe
- Post Producer Herlaug Olsen
- Online Christopher Ekdahl
- Color Producer Eli Mari Sandal
- Colorist Didrik Brathen
- Sound Designer Andreas Waag Martinsen
- Sound Engineer Vit Kral
- Composer Jonas Struck
- Music Arranger Anders Malta
In this charming campaign created by Try and directed by Martin Werner through Bacon, Norwegian gambling brand Norsk Tipping pays tribute to feelings of joy and community in mediocracy
Endearingly titled For The Mediocre, the film uses the same tropes as typical sports ads: close-up, slow-motion shots building anticipation for moments of athletic and theatrical greatness... which never happen.
Instead, a singer hits a bum note, a basketball drifts wide of the hoop and a diver bellyflops into the pool. Werner presents each moment with warmth rather than ridicule, celebrating those who play for the joy of it, not the glory.
