Sky Cinema’s ticket to the big screen
Idris Elba is an armchair hero in Sky Cinema’s Your Ticket to the Big Screen, shot by Birth’s Rodrigo Valdes.
Until now, subscription channel Sky Cinema has brought movies to its viewers. Now they’re offering viewers the chance to go to the movies, with two free tickets every month to Vue cinema. To promote the deal, Sky is launching a dynamic new film, produced by Birth Productions, which breaks the fourth wall, sending the audience on a cinematic adventure through the streets with Idris Elba.
Your Ticket to the Big Screen begins with a scenario any Sky Cinema viewer can relate to, as Idris Elba and his nephew settle in to watch a movie. Suddenly, they’re a part of a gripping, action-packed movie themselves, starring Idris, and his nephew as The Sidekick. They’re whisked away in their armchairs, exploding through the glass doors out onto the streets at breakneck speed in an exhilarating scene, akin to the heart-pounding thrill rides we expect from Fast and the Furious.
Credits
powered by- Agency Sky Creative/London
- Production Company Birth London
- Director Rodrigo Valdes
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Credits
powered by- Agency Sky Creative/London
- Production Company Birth London
- Director Rodrigo Valdes
- CEO Hugo Legrand-Nathan
- Executive Producer Kate Elson
- Editing The Quarry
- Editor Ben Campbell
- Editor Ben Cowan
- Color Company 3/London
- Colorist Simon Bourne
- Post Production The Mill/London
- Post Production Ruslan Borysov
- Sound Grand Central Recording Studios (GCRS)
- Talent Idris Elba
- Executive Creative Director Robin Garton
- Creative Director Rob Welch
- Senior Creative Piers O'Kelly
- Producer Dominic Wilcox
- Senior Creative Liam Scott
- HP Paul Mortimore
- DP Arnau Valls Colomer
- Producer Martha Wright
- Song "Misirlou" Dick Dale & the Deltones
Credits
powered by- Agency Sky Creative/London
- Production Company Birth London
- Director Rodrigo Valdes
- CEO Hugo Legrand-Nathan
- Executive Producer Kate Elson
- Editing The Quarry
- Editor Ben Campbell
- Editor Ben Cowan
- Color Company 3/London
- Colorist Simon Bourne
- Post Production The Mill/London
- Post Production Ruslan Borysov
- Sound Grand Central Recording Studios (GCRS)
- Talent Idris Elba
- Executive Creative Director Robin Garton
- Creative Director Rob Welch
- Senior Creative Piers O'Kelly
- Producer Dominic Wilcox
- Senior Creative Liam Scott
- HP Paul Mortimore
- DP Arnau Valls Colomer
- Producer Martha Wright
- Song "Misirlou" Dick Dale & the Deltones
In the adrenaline-filled sequence that follows, the pair race by traffic, fly around corners and down steps, gripping hands Thelma & Louise-style as they veer towards a roadblock before surviving a dramatic explosion, and landing directly in front of a Vue cinema where, thanks to their subscription with Sky Cinema, they have two free tickets.
For director Rodrigo Valdes, making the film, and the offer, memorable, meant centering the focus on the action, creating a cinematic experience within itself. The 60’ spot is an homage to some of the most celebrated movies in cinematic history, Italian Job, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Back to the Future, Baby Driver, and pays tribute to the most iconic car chases in filmdom… Thanks to the film’s visual language, the audience experiences the speed and thrill of the riveting action, leaving them gripping their seats.