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Halifax
'7.13pm'
16 January 2023 60s
What's the time?
by Andrew MacGregor

Hardcore Oasis fans that they are, Halifax continue to mine 'Stand By Me' for all its worth. This time, agency New Commercial Arts and director Martin Werner run with the lyrics, "Maybe you and I will not believe in/The things we find behind the door'. Perhaps Liam Gallagher loved Through the Keyhole more than we thought.

Werner and DP Kaname Onoyama start their tour of the neighbourhood at 7.13pm, a time for bed, homework, arguments, and celebrations, among other things. At the naughty end of the spectrum, a couple enjoy an otherwise empty house.

The transitions between properties are skilfully done, with letterboxes, vents, and even a playground slide used for momentum. With the campaign's soundtrack stuck on repeat, visuals like these offer a welcome change of pace.

Product Category: Banks

Territory: UK



New Commercial Arts
CCO: Ian Heartfield
CD: Daniel Seager
CD: Steve Hall
Snr Producer: Pamie Wikstrom
Academy Films
Director: Martin Werner
Producer: Steve Overs
Prod M'ger: Rosie Pike
EP: Simon Cooper
DOP: Kaname Onoyama (WPA)
The Assembly Rooms
Editor: Sam Rice-Edwards
Black Kite Studios
VFX Supervisor: Paul Wilmot
Producer: Philip Whalley
King Lear
Sound: Jack Sedgwick
Producer: Suzy MacGregor

  Halifax - '7.13pm'


Halifax
'7.13pm'
16 January 2023 60s

What's the time?

Hardcore Oasis fans that they are, Halifax continue to mine 'Stand By Me' for all its worth. This time, agency New Commercial Arts and director Martin Werner run with the lyrics, "Maybe you and I will not believe in/The things we find behind the door'. Perhaps Liam Gallagher loved Through the Keyhole more than we thought.

Werner and DP Kaname Onoyama start their tour of the neighbourhood at 7.13pm, a time for bed, homework, arguments, and celebrations, among other things. At the naughty end of the spectrum, a couple enjoy an otherwise empty house.

The transitions between properties are skilfully done, with letterboxes, vents, and even a playground slide used for momentum. With the campaign's soundtrack stuck on repeat, visuals like these offer a welcome change of pace.

Product Category: Banks

Territory: UK



New Commercial Arts
CCO: Ian Heartfield
CD: Daniel Seager
CD: Steve Hall
Snr Producer: Pamie Wikstrom
Academy Films
Director: Martin Werner
Producer: Steve Overs
Prod M'ger: Rosie Pike
EP: Simon Cooper
DOP: Kaname Onoyama (WPA)
The Assembly Rooms
Editor: Sam Rice-Edwards
Black Kite Studios
VFX Supervisor: Paul Wilmot
Producer: Philip Whalley
King Lear
Sound: Jack Sedgwick
Producer: Suzy MacGregor

Halifax 16 January 2023
'7.13pm' 60s

What's the time?

by Andrew MacGregor

Hardcore Oasis fans that they are, Halifax continue to mine 'Stand By Me' for all its worth. This time, agency New Commercial Arts and director Martin Werner run with the lyrics, "Maybe you and I will not believe in/The things we find behind the door'. Perhaps Liam Gallagher loved Through the Keyhole more than we thought.

Werner and DP Kaname Onoyama start their tour of the neighbourhood at 7.13pm, a time for bed, homework, arguments, and celebrations, among other things. At the naughty end of the spectrum, a couple enjoy an otherwise empty house.

The transitions between properties are skilfully done, with letterboxes, vents, and even a playground slide used for momentum. With the campaign's soundtrack stuck on repeat, visuals like these offer a welcome change of pace.

Product Category: Banks

Territory: UK



New Commercial Arts
CCO: Ian Heartfield
CD: Daniel Seager
CD: Steve Hall
Snr Producer: Pamie Wikstrom
Academy Films
Director: Martin Werner
Producer: Steve Overs
Prod M'ger: Rosie Pike
EP: Simon Cooper
DOP: Kaname Onoyama (WPA)
The Assembly Rooms
Editor: Sam Rice-Edwards
Black Kite Studios
VFX Supervisor: Paul Wilmot
Producer: Philip Whalley
King Lear
Sound: Jack Sedgwick
Producer: Suzy MacGregor