Save The Children
It's Gotta Be Me
Harry Enfield gets ready for Christmas Jumper day in this Christmas spoof for Save The Children.
The Christmas parody, created by Weiland's and directed by Paul Weiland, features Enfield re-creating the famous Southern Comfort 'Whatever's Comfortable' ad, walking down a rather wet and windy Blighty beach in nothing but a tight pair of red swimming trunks, before returning with a Christmas jumper.
The Christmas parody, created by Weiland's and directed by Paul Weiland, features Enfield re-creating the famous Southern Comfort 'Whatever's Comfortable' ad, walking down a rather wet and windy Blighty beach in nothing but a tight pair of red swimming trunks, before returning with a Christmas jumper.
Director:
Paul Weiland
Production Company:
Contagious Content
Agency:
Weilands
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The ad promotes National Christmas Jumper day on 12th of December, wherein people across the country are encouraged to wear their most outrageous Christmas jumpers to raise money for charity. Mill producer Josh Robinson comments, "It was fantastic to be working again with Paul and the Contagious team on the latest installment in the Christmas Jumper Day series.
A difficult shoot in dreadful conditions has luckily added to the humour and Britishness of the spot. Coupled with a perfect performance from Harry, hopefully the campaign will continue to help raise lots of money for those who need it."
A difficult shoot in dreadful conditions has luckily added to the humour and Britishness of the spot. Coupled with a perfect performance from Harry, hopefully the campaign will continue to help raise lots of money for those who need it."
CreditsCredits
Agency
Agency: Weilands
Producer: Jane Joyce
Creative Director: Paul Weiland
Account Director: Jo Heywood
Production
Production Company: Contagious Content
Director: Paul Weiland
Producer: Ivana Bohuslavova
Editorial
Editing Company: Final Cut
Editor: Suzy Davis
Post-Production/ VFX
Post-Production / VFX Company: The Mill
VFX Producer: Josh Robinson
Shoot Supervisor: Pete Smith
2D Lead Artists: Chris Scott
2D Artists: James Pratt
Colourist: Matthew Osborne