Campaign India Team
Apr 26, 2016

Jockey gets models into ‘Feelin’ Good’ groove, underlines comfort with spirited moves

Watch the ad film conceptualised Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi

Innerwear and leisurewear brand Jockey has rolled out a TV campaign, led by a 60-second film. The campaign has been conceptualised by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi.
 
The film featuring international models reflects the mood of its soundtrack, 'Feelin’ Good' by Nina Simone. A young man running out to the beach at dawn, a young couple lounging with their coffee on the couch, another young man stretching as he wakes up, and a young woman striking a gymnast’s pose against her refrigerator set the tone. The protagonists break into spirited dance moves, exuding the comfort they feel in their leisure and innerwear. As they relax, the super 'Feels like Jockey' appears. The film ends with the brand’s 'Jockey or Nothing' message. 
 
Rahul Nangia, joint NCD, Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi, said, “These films have brought together an interesting bunch of performers and artists. It was great to see so much talent and skill working together to create this piece.”
 
Vedji Ticku, COO, Page Industries, said, “With this campaign Jockey further builds on its international lineage and strengthens its core of comfortable innerwear. The campaign also ensures the brand continues to stay relevant to the everyday lives of the evolving younger generation."
 
Credits
 
Creative agency: Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi
Creative team: Rahul Nangia, Pritam Shettigar, Ruchika Parab, Clyde Galbao, Shahid Shehzad, 
Account management: Debarjyo Nandi, Reshmi Ganguli, Himali Shetye
Director: Isaak 
Production house: Lightbox Films, India and Benetone Hill, USA
Producers: Junaid Herekar and Imran Khan
US Producer: Daemon Hill
Line Producer:  Lauren Baker
Production Manager: Devin Reeve
DOP: Katelin
Choreographer: Dena Thomson
Steadicam Operator: Ari Robbins
Sound: Anu Pujari, Shankh
Offline editor: Shweta Venkat Mathew
Online editor: Jitendra Kalwani, Pixion
Source:
Campaign India

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