McVitie’s really takes the biscuit
Developed in partnership with adam&eve\TBWA, There’s Only One That Brings Us Together shows the myriad situations that can be improved by a tea-time treat.
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Credits
View on- Agency adam&eveDDB/London
- Production Company Park Pictures/London
- Director Greg Hackett
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Credits
View on- Agency adam&eveDDB/London
- Production Company Park Pictures/London
- Director Greg Hackett
- Editing Trim
- VFX Framestore/London
- Color Company 3/London
- Music Wake The Town
- Production Service Sugar Free TV
- Chief Creative Officer Antony Nelson
- Chief Creative Officer Mike Sutherland
- Creative Partner Paul Jordan
- Creative Director Lauren Coates
- Senior Producer Megan Sutton
- Executive Producer Vyvy Ly
- Executive Producer Jacob Swan Hyam
- Production Manager Rachael Donson
- DP Steve Annis
- Editor Thomas Grove-Carter
- VFX Artist Andrew Salter
- Colorist Simon Bourne
- Sound Engineer Martin Leitner
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Credits
powered by- Agency adam&eveDDB/London
- Production Company Park Pictures/London
- Director Greg Hackett
- Editing Trim
- VFX Framestore/London
- Color Company 3/London
- Music Wake The Town
- Production Service Sugar Free TV
- Chief Creative Officer Antony Nelson
- Chief Creative Officer Mike Sutherland
- Creative Partner Paul Jordan
- Creative Director Lauren Coates
- Senior Producer Megan Sutton
- Executive Producer Vyvy Ly
- Executive Producer Jacob Swan Hyam
- Production Manager Rachael Donson
- DP Steve Annis
- Editor Thomas Grove-Carter
- VFX Artist Andrew Salter
- Colorist Simon Bourne
- Sound Engineer Martin Leitner
If there’s one thing we Brits love, alongside apologising and queueing, it’s a nice brew and a biscuit.
McVitie’s clearly knows that, so its latest masterbrand work through adam&eve\TBWA gives us a whole tinful of examples.
From Ginger Nuts at a pregnancy yoga class to a Club bar during a blood donation, There’s Only One That Brings Us Together leans heavily into the 'there's nothing that can't be improved with a bit of a dunk' ethos.
Directed with likeable charm by Park Pictures’ Greg Hackett, and boasting a pacey edit backed by a punky reimagining of Together in Electric Dreams, this tasty treat proves that, when it comes to bringing people together, you can’t beat a little hobnobbing.
