Getty Images: Prince Charles [spanish]

Credits & Description:

Alterntive Title: Millions of Images. Endless Possibilities. Infinitas Posibilidades
Agency: AlmapBBDO
Client: Getty Images
Partner/ CCO: Luiz Sanches
Executive Creative Direction: Bruno Prosperi
Creative Direction: Benjamin Yung Jr, Marcelo Nogueira, Andre Gola, Pernil
Digital Creative Director: Luciana Haguiara
Digital Head of Art: Pedro Burneiko
Copywriter: Daniel Oksenberg
Art Director: Andre Sallowicz
Illustrator: Vitor Fubu, Vetor Zero Print + Evandro Malgueiro
Photography: Getty Images
Web Designer: Adriel Nunes
Art Buyers: Teresa Setti, Ana Cecília Costa
Production Company: Vetor Zero
Direction: Gabriel Nobrega
Audio: Satelite Audio
Music: Team Satelite
Agency producer: Vera Jacinto, Diego Vilas Boas e Fernando Yamanaka
Project Manager: Mayra de Souza Otsuka
Technology Director: Eduardo Bruschi
UX Designer: Caroline Kayatt
Planning: Cintia Gonçalves
Accounts: Daniela Gasperini, Samia Reiter Paz
Media: Carla Durighetto
Client Supervisors: Renata Simões, Susan Smith Ellis, Kjelti Kellough
New York – 18 May, 2016—Getty Images, the world leader in visual communications, has launched its new global campaign “Millions of Images. Endless Possibilities”. Created by Brazilian agency AlmapBBDO, the campaign seeks to show the depth of Getty Images’ extensive collection of millions of images, and how through imagery, any idea can come to life. The concept features several famous faces - the likeness of Angela Merkel, Prince Charles, the Dalai Lama and Pope Francis - in an unexpected way: meticulously reconstructed only using creative stills from Getty Images.
“Four months of extensive research and testing were spent, without using any editorial images, to produce the result. For each face to be recognized, every detail required a massive search, but as Getty Images has such rich content we were able to find the exact details to the faces that we wanted to portray," assed Benjamin Yung Jr, Creative Director of AlmapBBDO.
All of the Endless Possibilities campaign assets, including film, print, poster and the microsite, utilize images from Getty Images and iStock by Getty Images to reconstruct famous faces.