You’re never alone with a clone

Posh – You Can't Be In Two Places At Once' (Sarah)

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Agency McKinney/New York
Production Company Anonymous Content
Director Tim Godsall

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Agency McKinney/New York
Production Company Anonymous Content
Director Tim Godsall
Associate Creative Director Robert George
Chief Creative Officer Jonathan Cude
Designer Carlos Ortega
Head of Art and Design Will Dean
Senior Integrated Producer Kara O'Halloran

Executive Producer Sasha Awn
Sound Designer Evan Mangiamele
Managing Director Eric Stern
Executive Producer SueEllen Clair
Production Merchant
Executive Producer Ian Webb
Production Co. Freelance Producers
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Editor Grant Gustafson
Assistant Editor Magdalena Hernandez
Head of Production Patrick Casey
VFX/Finnish The Mill/Chicago
Executive Producer Peter Hullinger
Producer Rachel Burke
Production Agency CYLNDR (In-House at McKinney/Durham)
Post Production/VFX The Mill/New York

SFX Heard City
Associate Creative Director Mike Lomanto
Creative Director Alexis Reid
Producer Maggie Baker

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Spread too thin? Wishing you could be two places at once? In these times of 24-hour hyper-busy overload, the thought of having another ‘you’ to share the work burden is tempting.

But as these spots, created by McKinney and directed by Anonymous Content’s Tim Godsall, reveal, you’re better off employing a virtual assistant that relying on the convenience of a clone.

In all four tales, the body doubles seem a great idea at first, handling the comms while their ‘originals’ get on with other tasks, but it soon transpires that the replicants have their own agenda.

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Posh – You Can't Be In Two Places At Once' (Dave)

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Posh – You Can't Be In Two Places At Once' (Frank)

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Posh – You Can't Be In Two Places At Once' (Bill)

Sarah, for example, ends up winning an office popularity contest, being crowned “our favourite Sarah” by colleagues as her embittered owner watches on.

Dave’s double pulls a fast one and sells Dave’s company from right under his nose. Bitter Bill, the facsimile of Successful Bill ends up trashing his own office.

Frank, chuffed that his clone has enabled him to shorten his working day and get off home early to the wife, returns to find Mrs Frank already being wooed by secondary Frank. Not ideal.