Not your usual neighbourhood watch
Samsung launches its new Galaxy Watch Ultra with cool campaign outlining the extreme environments where an all-weather smart watch will outperform your run-of-the-mill timepiece.
Credits
powered by- Agency BBH/Singapore
- Production Company Stink/UK
- Director Sinan Sevinc
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Credits
powered by- Agency BBH/Singapore
- Production Company Stink/UK
- Director Sinan Sevinc
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Sound Design String and Tins
- Chief Creative Officer Sascha Kuntze
- Creative Director Sid Lim
- Creative Amos Mak
- Creative Ishan Venkat
- Creative Shumin Leow
- Creative Pam Ho
- Creative JiaXin Tang
- Creative Natalie Tan
- Producer Wendi Chong
- Producer Derri Ng
- Producer Shanelle Simpson
- Producer Shea Coleman
- DP Kristof Brandl
- Editor Joe Guest
Credits
powered by- Agency BBH/Singapore
- Production Company Stink/UK
- Director Sinan Sevinc
- Post Production Black Kite Studios
- Sound Design String and Tins
- Chief Creative Officer Sascha Kuntze
- Creative Director Sid Lim
- Creative Amos Mak
- Creative Ishan Venkat
- Creative Shumin Leow
- Creative Pam Ho
- Creative JiaXin Tang
- Creative Natalie Tan
- Producer Wendi Chong
- Producer Derri Ng
- Producer Shanelle Simpson
- Producer Shea Coleman
- DP Kristof Brandl
- Editor Joe Guest
Samsung has launched a global campaign by BBH Singapore to introduce the new Galaxy Watch Ultra, the tech brand's first watch for extreme performance..
Directed by Sinan Sevinç, through Stink UK, the 30-second TV and online film demonstrates why it’s the adventurer’s watch as it follows an outdoorsy type taking on tough terrains: hiking snow-capped mountains; cycling sand dunes and swimming in the ocean. It also helps him boss it indoors, too.
Illustrating the power of picking exactly the right tune, the film is given a jaunty, classy, knowing tone by its use of soundtrack – a reproduced rendition of the classic love song, ‘I Will Follow You’ by Ricky Nelson.
Sevinç justly picked up the special jury prize at last year's YDA for his stunning short for The Associated Press, Split Second.