The secret life of a submariner
This new campaign for the Royal Navy takes us on a trip that never happened to a place that doesn't exist in a submarine that was never there.
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Credits
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- Production Company Spindle
- Director Greg Hackett
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Credits
View on- Agency Engine/London
- Production Company Spindle
- Director Greg Hackett
- Production Service Need A Fixer
- Production Service LS Productions
- Grade Framestore/London
- Post Production No. 8
- Sound Design 750mph
- Assistant Producer Henry Davies
- Creative Christopher da Roza
- Executive Producer Miles Nathan
- Producer Duncan Bernard
- DP Adam Scarth
- DP Felix Schmilinsky
- Editor Tim Swaby
- Colourist Simon Bourne
- Colour Producer Chris Anthony / (Color Producer)
- VFX Lead Jim Allen
- Post Producer Barny Wright
- Sound Designer Sam Ashwell
- Creative Hugo Isaacs
- Creative Director Orlando Warner
- Producer Laura Melville
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Credits
powered by- Agency Engine/London
- Production Company Spindle
- Director Greg Hackett
- Production Service Need A Fixer
- Production Service LS Productions
- Grade Framestore/London
- Post Production No. 8
- Sound Design 750mph
- Assistant Producer Henry Davies
- Creative Christopher da Roza
- Executive Producer Miles Nathan
- Producer Duncan Bernard
- DP Adam Scarth
- DP Felix Schmilinsky
- Editor Tim Swaby
- Colourist Simon Bourne
- Colour Producer Chris Anthony / (Color Producer)
- VFX Lead Jim Allen
- Post Producer Barny Wright
- Sound Designer Sam Ashwell
- Creative Hugo Isaacs
- Creative Director Orlando Warner
- Producer Laura Melville
Director Greg Hackett's new spot for the Royal Navy, Submariners, is a partly-redacted look at the life of a recruit aboard a nuclear sub.
Created by Engine London and shot via Spindle, the 60-second spot features a man from Teeside who goes from washing pub windows to working on a submarine. The spot focusses on the secret nature of the work the recruits undertake and features amazing land and seascapes sitting alongside redacted elements, with pixilated and blacked out sections of the film highlighting the sensitive nature of much of the Royal Navy's work.
