The Underdogs are back on track
Mark Molloy directs another hugely entertaining edition of Apple's subtle sales sitcom, this time following the hapless quartet as they pursue a stolen laptop.
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company SMUGGLER
- Director Mark Molloy
- Editorial Work Editorial/USA
- Color Company 3/New York
- Colorist Tom Poole
- VFX Glassworks
- Executive Producer Rebecca Johnson
- Sound 750mph
- Producer Kyle Hill
- Producer Patrick Armstrong / (Production Coordinator)
- Casting Director Paulina Pico
- Production Designer Jason Hougaard
- DP Drew Daniels
- Editor Neil Smith
- Editor Stewart Reeves
- Edit Executive Post Producer Remy Foxx
- Managing Director Marlo Baird
- Head of Production/Post Producer Gabrielle Page
- VFX Supervisor Urs Furrer
- Sound Designer & Mix Sam Ashwell
- Music Supervisor Nellie Rajabi
Credits
powered by
- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company SMUGGLER
- Director Mark Molloy
- Editorial Work Editorial/USA
- Color Company 3/New York
- Colorist Tom Poole
- VFX Glassworks
- Executive Producer Rebecca Johnson
- Sound 750mph
- Producer Kyle Hill
- Producer Patrick Armstrong / (Production Coordinator)
- Casting Director Paulina Pico
- Production Designer Jason Hougaard
- DP Drew Daniels
- Editor Neil Smith
- Editor Stewart Reeves
- Edit Executive Post Producer Remy Foxx
- Managing Director Marlo Baird
- Head of Production/Post Producer Gabrielle Page
- VFX Supervisor Urs Furrer
- Sound Designer & Mix Sam Ashwell
- Music Supervisor Nellie Rajabi
It's been 16 months since Apple's band of knowhow-poor, tech-rich heroes escaped from the office, and now they're back for their next adventure - crime-solving!
Kicking off with the team in typically chaotic prep for a BIG MEETING, Swiped Mac soon kicks into detective mode when team leader Bridget has to find her freshly nabbed laptop.
Filled with inventive demonstrations of Apple's numerous security hurdles (and giving a nice middle-finger to crims who are thinking of pilfering one of their devices), the film once again shines due to SMUGGLER director Mark Molloy's endlessly playful storytelling and the ever-engaging performances from its dependable leads.
