Staff
Jul 12, 2016

BBC Sport beckons audiences to Rio '16, 'The Greatest Show on Earth'

View the film by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R here

The BBC has released the trailer for its coverage of the Rio Olympic Games.
 
The activity has been produced by Passion Pictures, which also worked on the BBC’s London 2012 Olympics campaign.
 
The work features a range of animals preparing for the Games before they transform into their heroic and spectacular human athlete counterparts.
 
 
Credits
 
Client: BBC
Director of marketing and audiences, media and north, BBC: Charlotte Lock
 
Creative agency: Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R
Creative directors: Mark Roalfe and Jon Saunders
Art director: Psembi Kinstan
Copywriter: Alice Burton
Account director: Max Bennett
Agency producers: Keeley Pratt and Hatty Middleton
Executive producer: Ryan Goodwin-Smith
Director/production: Derek Picken and Niklas Rissler, Passion Pictures
Production manager: Suzanne Forward
Producer: Jen Coatsworth
Executive producer: Ryan Goodwin Smith
Head of CG: Jason Nicholas
VFX supervisor: Neil Riley
Music supervision: Native
Sound design:  Chris Turner Jungle
 
(This article first appeared on CampaignLive.co.uk)
 

 

Source:
Campaign India

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