Orange's frosty reception
A lonely snowman counts down the days before he can be reunited with the world in this sweet lockdown allegory from Publicis Conseil.
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Credits
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- Agency Publicis Conseil/Paris
- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Publicis Conseil/Paris
- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
- Executive Producer Charlotte Lepot
- Post Production Mikros/Paris
- Executive Producer Claire Garraud
- VFX Producer Nicolas Huguet
- Post Production/Audio Post Prodigious Paris
- Audio Producer Joel Tessonneau
- DP Matias Boucard
- Editor Adriana Legay
- Production Designer Alexandre Vivet
- Colorist Arthur Paux
- VFX Supervisor Franck Lambertz
- Audio Mixer Olivier Vehert
- Art Director Nicolas Hurez
- Chief Creative Officer Marco Venturelli
- Copywriter Kevin Salembier
- Creative Director Fabrice Delacourt
- Producer Sarah Bouadjera
Credits
powered by
- Agency Publicis Conseil/Paris
- Production Company Division/France
- Director Francois Rousselet
- Executive Producer Charlotte Lepot
- Post Production Mikros/Paris
- Executive Producer Claire Garraud
- VFX Producer Nicolas Huguet
- Post Production/Audio Post Prodigious Paris
- Audio Producer Joel Tessonneau
- DP Matias Boucard
- Editor Adriana Legay
- Production Designer Alexandre Vivet
- Colorist Arthur Paux
- VFX Supervisor Franck Lambertz
- Audio Mixer Olivier Vehert
- Art Director Nicolas Hurez
- Chief Creative Officer Marco Venturelli
- Copywriter Kevin Salembier
- Creative Director Fabrice Delacourt
- Producer Sarah Bouadjera
Taking the theme of lockdown and giving it a fantastical twist, Publicis Conseil's charming festive spot for Orange is a real winter warmer.
Following the daily life of an adorable snowman who is forced to stay inside his refrigerated house until winter returns and allows him to meet his friends outside, Together Season sprinkles its uplifting tale with an essential truth that has been in everyone's minds over the past two years.
Directed by Division's François Rousselet, who does a fabulous job of filling the narrative with tender moments, the film's real star is the production and costume design of our wintery hero and his snowcapped dwelling, the creations of Alexandre Vivet, Stéphane Levallois and Jacques Olivier Molon.
