Vancouver Film Festival - "Break-Up" by ANDY Awards 2004
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Vancouver Film Festival - "Break-Up"
- Brand: Vancouver Film Festival
- Country: Canada
- Advertiser: Vancouver International Film Festival
| Title | Break-Up |
| Agency | TBWA\Vancouver |
| Campaign | 2003 - Vancouver Film Festival |
| Advertiser | Vancouver International Film Festival |
| Brand | Vancouver Film Festival |
| Posted | July 2004 |
| Business Sector | Trade Shows, Events & Festivals |
| Media Type | Television & Cinema |
| Length | |
| AI Description | The ad opens in a dimly lit cafe, where a couple sits at a table, engaged in a tense conversation. The woman initiates the discussion, expressing that things are not working out between them, implying a breakup. The man's introspective narrator reveals his inner turmoil and suspicions about another man named Jacques. As emotions escalate, the conversation unfolds with layers of humor and sarcasm, reflecting interpersonal conflicts. The ad introduces an introspective narrator, bringing a unique twist with a foreign accent, emphasizing the theme of foreign films. The ad closes with the tagline, "Maybe it's best that life isn't like a foreign film," emphasizing relief from dramatic cinematic narratives. |
| Production Company | Untitled Films |
| Creative Director | Jim Noble |
| Art Director | Sue Boivin |
| Copywriter | Katie Ainsworth |
| Account Manager | Katherine Evans |
| Account Manager | Jim Southcott |
| Agency Producer | Catharine Chesterman |
| Producer | James Davis |
| Producer | Bridget Flynn |
| Director | Wayne Craig |
| Editor | Melanie Snagg |
| Creative Director | Katie Ainsworth |