And just as they try to help each other out of this dire situation, the camera pans out to show them surrounded by lush green hills. Take off your clothes and show off your clothes made of wool. Meanwhile, a breath of fresh air brightens the mood and the group is free to walk into the forest.

Although the metaphor is unremarkable, it clearly points to the use of more eco-friendly natural fibers in fashion.

The campaign video was jointly written and produced by Park Village, 20Something, and Studio Birthplace.

20Something creative director Will Thacker told The Drum that the campaign began after the client saw Greenpeace’s Wasteminster campaign, which Studio Birthplace also worked on.

“Woolmark was looking for something that was really educational, that showed people something new, that once they saw it they were like, ‘Wow, I didn’t know that,'” said the studio’s film director. , said Jorick Dozi, where he was from. “I hope people wake up to the fact that they are literally dressed in oil.”

The production is geared for film and out-of-home (OOH) activities, with first media coming this month in the US, UK, France and Australia. Exciting 3D billboards will appear next week at His Circus in Piccadilly, London and His Square in The Times, New York.

Fran Docx, Strategic Partner at 20Something, added: These natural materials accounted for his 60% of the market, far ahead of the newer polyester and polyamide alternatives.

“The rise of fast fashion, the sartorial culture of Instagram, and the surge in consumption have profoundly changed what lies within our wardrobes. It is rare to create broader ecological ties between people, and our ambition in working with The Woolmark Company is to address that and raise awareness of alternatives to synthetics.”

credit

Production company: Park Village

Creative Company: 20Something

Creative/Film Director: Jorik Dozy and Sil Van Der Woerd @ Studio Birthplace

Creative Director: Will Thacker

Executive Producer: Adam Booth

Creative/Copywriter: Elliott Starr

Strategic Partner: Fran Docx

Business Leader: Anisha Oben

Account Manager: Amy Greasby

Film and Stills Producer: Lauren Havard

Service Company: Silver Lining Films

Service Producer: Rainier Ridgeway

Cinematographer: Lennart Hilge

VFX Supervisor: Tim Smith

SFX: Max Poolman @ MXFX

3D OOH Design Director: Samuel Guillotel @ 3DSomething

Designers: Rory Stiff and Casey Highfield

Production Designer: Arlene Wenzel

Wardrobe designer: Lewis Munro

Post Production Company: Dead Pixel

Grade: No 8 London

Colorist: Alex Gregory

Sound/Music Production: Ambit Sound

Photographer: Dirk Reese

Media Agency: Craft/PMG

Media Planners: Sam Fowler and Alistair Hornsby

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