The Observer Film NAME THE FILMS CHALLENGE by Wieden + Kennedy London

The Film titled NAME THE FILMS CHALLENGE was done by Wieden + Kennedy London advertising agency for The Observer in United Kingdom. It was released in Sep 2010.

The Observer: NAME THE FILMS CHALLENGE

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September 2010
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September 2010
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Credits & Description:

Category: Internet Film

Advertiser: THE GUARDIAN/THE OBSERVER

Product/Service: NEWSPAPERS

Agency: WIEDEN+KENNEDY

Production Company: NOT TO SCALE, London, UNITED KINGDOM

Date of First Appearance: Sep 23 2010

Executive Creative Director: Tony Davidson And Kim Papworth

Creative Director: Shay Reading

Copywriter: Nick Bradley/Shay Reading/Jules Hunt/Ben Terrett/

Art Director: Nick Bradley/Shay Reading/Jules Hunt/Ben Terrett/

Agency Producer: Andrew Shelton/Gill Oglethorpe

Account Supervisor: Daisy Corbett

Producer: Rebecca Rice Ufo/Gillaume Marien Ufo/Dan O'rourke Not To Scale

Director: Ufo

Post Production: Mathematic Studios

Other Credits: Designer: Mathieu Gastaldi/3d Animator: Mathieu Gastaldi 3d Animator: Maeva Sol 3d Animator



English Description

Do you know your Hitchcocks from your Coppolas?



We created 70” second animated online film, which kicked off the launch of the Guardian Autumn Film Season.

Graphic snippets of iconic films seamlessly merge into each other.

Viewers were then invited to guess all 26 films? Not as easy as it first looks.



We also created Twitpitch. Pitch your film ideas on Twitter: Budget, genre and the deaths of your cast are no object. Only restriction. A character count of less than 140 words.

The winner had their idea made into a film poster by illustrator the red dress.



Frank Cottrell Boyce, screenwriter and Twitpitch judge said, “I was expecting this to be mostly amusing casting and direction ideas (“Schwarzenegger is Bach”) but was amazed and over-excited to find some ideas that I would like to see filmed.” The winning idea was pitched by @johnbodkinadams

– To The Manor Bourne” Jason Bourne retires to the countryside with violent consequences.



Other notable entries included “Bollywood remake of Watership Down – rabbits played by England footballers, score by Leonard Cohen, filmed on an old Brookside set” and “Carry on Mein Kampfing”.