Slack picks up the slack
The workplace comms platform uses the medium of musical comedy to show how it can reduce the meetings workload.
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Credits
powered by- Director Chris Dooley
- Original Music & Audio Post Squeak E Clean Studios/USA
- Brand
- Creative Director Chris Dooley
- DP Olmo Sobrino
- Colorist Maria Nualart
- CG Supervisor Russ Wootton
- Executive Producer Garrett Braren
- Production Designer Ariel Santiago
- On Set VFX Sup Ivan Garriga
- Chief Creative Officer Jonathan Notaro
- Illustrator Phoebe Hsu
- Animation Director Gerald Mark Soto
- 2D Animator Oliver Wee
- 2D Animator Anthony Kim
- Head of VFX Blake Huber
- Editor Brad Turner
- Post Producer Brendan Mills
- Executive Music Producer Jennie Armon
- Senior Post Producer Angelina Phengphong
- Lead Music Producer Anna Garcia Lascurain
Credits
powered by- Director Chris Dooley
- Original Music & Audio Post Squeak E Clean Studios/USA
- Brand
- Creative Director Chris Dooley
- DP Olmo Sobrino
- Colorist Maria Nualart
- CG Supervisor Russ Wootton
- Executive Producer Garrett Braren
- Production Designer Ariel Santiago
- On Set VFX Sup Ivan Garriga
- Chief Creative Officer Jonathan Notaro
- Illustrator Phoebe Hsu
- Animation Director Gerald Mark Soto
- 2D Animator Oliver Wee
- 2D Animator Anthony Kim
- Head of VFX Blake Huber
- Editor Brad Turner
- Post Producer Brendan Mills
- Executive Music Producer Jennie Armon
- Senior Post Producer Angelina Phengphong
- Lead Music Producer Anna Garcia Lascurain
You don’t have to make a big song and dance about organising a meeting – unless of course you want to make a big song and dance!
This joyful campaign, created and produced for Slack by Brand New School, delivers a colourful showstopper, The Big Meeting, that charmingly illustrates how the platform makes productivity easier.
Directed and co-written by Chris Dooley, the film follows a sales team who efficiently use Slack to prepare for a customer meeting, while an over-enthusiastic worker insists on making it a big production – literally – by lyrically calling for fancy graphs, stats, various refreshments and a whole load of brouhaha that he believes will make the meeting more successful.