Land Rover Film #Hibernot by Y&R London

The Film titled #Hibernot was done by Y&R London advertising agency for Land Rover in United Kingdom. It was released in Apr 2014.

Land Rover: #Hibernot

Media
Released
April 2014
Posted
April 2014
Production Agency
Producer

Awards:

London International Awards 2014
Production & Post-ProductionEditingBronze Winners
Caples Awards 2014
CampaignsInteractive CampaignBronze
Other MediaContent marketingBronze
Other MediaRetention/Loyalty, non-mailSilver
Circle Awards 2015
FilmBest Cinema* - SingleBronze

Credits & Description:

TV/Cinema/Online Film - Production & Post-Production
Entrant: RKCR/Y&R, London
Land Rover (UK)
"#Hibernot"
Corporate Name of Client: Jaguar Land Rover Automotive
Advertising Agency: RKCR/Y&R, London
Creative Directors: Jules Chalkley/Nick Simons
Copywriters: Tim Brookes/Phil Forster/Gustavo Kopit/
Barnaby Blackburn
Art Directors: Tim Brookes/Phil Forster/Gustavo Kopit/
Barnaby Blackburn
Production Companies: Grand Visual; HLA
Director: Simon Ratigan
Producer: Scott Brock
Directors of Photography: Bob Pendar/Hughes
Editing Facility: Play Room
Editor: Adam Spivey
Description of the Project:
With the benefit of strong order books in hand, Land Rover needed to take the opportunity to build for the future. Impressive growth in recent years had been driven by market-leading new vehicle launches, including the Range Rover Evoque and all-new Range Rover Sport. However, with so much focus on cold, hard product, brand equity wasn’t just lagging behind, it had started to slip. Land Rover needed to re-discover the charm and character, synonymous with the brand’s heritage and status as a British icon. Solution = Hibernot, Land Rover’s first seasonal engagement platform. A truly through-the-line campaign to inspire, involve and celebrate making the most of the British winter. Hibernot isn’t about Land Rover vehicles, it’s about Land Rover people. It’s a big, inclusive idea that articulates a shared philosophy. In addition to the reach and impact provided by traditional media, digital was the natural place for the campaign to live, enabling people to join in the conversation.