Teleportation is a tragedy waiting to happen - stick with Sound Transit
These spots for Seattle's public transit agency comically imagine the challenges associated with future travel.
Credits
powered by- Agency Copacino+Fujikado/Seattle
- Production Company Fictitious
- Director Matt Kazman
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Credits
powered by- Agency Copacino+Fujikado/Seattle
- Production Company Fictitious
- Director Matt Kazman
- Chief Creative Officer Mike Hayward
- Group Creative Director Vince Soliven
- Group Creative Director Andrew Gall
- Associate Creative Director Andy Westbrock
- Senior Copywriter Caroline Henry
- Producer Kelly Green
- Editor Brian Alter
- Executive Producer Steven Steiner
- Color Company Copacino+Fujikado/Seattle
- Sound Company Bad Animals
Credits
powered by- Agency Copacino+Fujikado/Seattle
- Production Company Fictitious
- Director Matt Kazman
- Chief Creative Officer Mike Hayward
- Group Creative Director Vince Soliven
- Group Creative Director Andrew Gall
- Associate Creative Director Andy Westbrock
- Senior Copywriter Caroline Henry
- Producer Kelly Green
- Editor Brian Alter
- Executive Producer Steven Steiner
- Color Company Copacino+Fujikado/Seattle
- Sound Company Bad Animals
Commuting is fraught with stress - the packed carriages, the delays, the expense, the hell that is early-morning small talk with the colleague who gets on at the same station as you. But at least you don't have to worry about leaving half your body behind at the teleportation stop... yet.
That's just one of the comic scenarios portrayed in Copacino+Fujikado's first campaign for Sound Transit, the public transit agency that services the metropolitan Seattle area.
Taking inspiration from the future of travel and the new challenges we'll face, the remaining two spots - Sorry and Small Talk - imagine the mishaps that might accompany jet-packing, such as air traffic and the struggle to make casual chat over the sound of the engines.
The spots were directed by Matt Kazman through Fictitious.