Google Australia and Colenso BBDO have launched a campaign to celebrate the resurgence of community spirit in the wake of COVID-19.
While the pandemic has been isolating, it’s also brought people closer together and Google products – from local business listings to Maps – have helped play a role in this.
To tell that story Google tapped rising star, Melbourne-based director Sanjay De Silva, from production company DIVISION.
The story of a young woman shopping is captured with De Silva’s distinctive style, using immersive camera techniques and visual playfulness. Paired with music by Chris Valentine, the result is a swagger-filled film told through community interactions.
The twist at the end celebrates how the Google tools we use daily can help us help others.
De Silva says: “We were just having some fun on this one. It’s a simple story so I felt it really needed to have some attitude while still being vibrant and playful. And, it’s always important for me to present a beautifully diverse Australian community, because that’s the Australia I know.”
Google Australia’s Marketing Director, Apps & Platforms, Cam Luby, says: “We’re proud to partner with Sanjay and Colenso to shine a light on the importance of community spirit and the role Google plays within it.”
The 60-second film went to air at the end of May, however the campaign will ‘go dark’ in Victoria out of respect for the latest lockdown.
CREDITS:
Client: Google Australia
Agency: Colenso BBDO
Media Agency: PHD/Essence
Production Company: DIVISION
Director: Sanjay De Silva
Executive Producer: Genevieve Triquet
Producer: Naomi Mendoza
DOP: Sherwin Akbarzadeh
Editor: Leila Gaabi @ The Editors
Online & post production: Fin Design
Colourist: Billy Whychgel
Sound Design: Franklin Road
Sound Engineer: Brendon Morrow
Music: Chris Valentine – High Life
Music Supervision: Level Two Music
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