Category: Electronics, Technology
Client: Apple
Brand: Orange
Media: Film
Country: France
Alternative Title: Orange x Apple - Delayed Flights
Executive Creative Directors : Fabrice Delacourt / Olivier Desmettre
Copywriters : Alexandre Hildebrand / Simon Dhamelincourt
Strategic planning : Damien Sabatier
Account managers : Marie Wallet / Anne Dauvé / Emilie Jeanneau / Sherelle Ramire
TV Production (Prodigious) : Pierre Marcus / Benjamin Auberdiac
Production Company : Carnibird
Producers : Sam Fontaine / Juliette Desmarescaux / Renaud Jaget
Director : Samir Mallal
Head operator : Marcel Zyskind
Decoration : Pepijin Van Looy
Post – Production (Prodigious) : Nathalie de Ramecourt / Jean-Philippe Tapia
Editing : Ross Birchal / Hugo Lemant
Color Grading : Muriel Archambaud
CGI (Mathématic) : Supervisers :Yann Aldabe / Flame Artist : Vincent Heine / Post-Producteur : Guillaume Audibet Julie Lagadec
Sound Production : Prodigious / Joël Tessonneau
Music : Py Ja Ma “By the river”
Media plan : TV / Digital
Orange: Gaëlle Le Vu, Quentin Delobelle, Annabel Salesa, Laurence Poucan
Date: December, 2017
Synopsis:
Orange and Apple join forces once again to offer their customers the very best: the no. 1 mobile network and the new iPhone X from Apple.
In this festive period where we all come together with loved ones, everybody looks forward to Christmas Eve. However, when a snowstorm hits, everything gets thrown into doubt.
It's at times like this when a chance meeting can turn into a beautiful story with the iPhone X and the Orange network.
A young man, Paul, and a young woman, May Lin, find themselves stuck at an airport on Christmas Eve due to a snowstorm. It's going to be a long night. But their eyes happen to meet, and they get to know each other over the course of the night.
Gradually they get to know each other, despite the language barrier and their respective shyness, helped in particular by their iPhone X, which give them plenty of opportunities to bond. The next day, when Paul's plane is preparing for take-off, a surprise awaits him.
The story has only just begun…
In this latest instalment in the Orange saga, technology is used for the benefit of human emotion, an issue close to the heart of the director, Samir Mallal (Carnibird).
The film, broadcast on TV, will be accompanied by online mini-instalments (in which we will find out that Paul is none other than the best friend of Max, the son of the Orange family), which will feed into the story on social networks.