Philippe Tempelman's Volvo work is a smash
The PINE director's five-film exploration of the Swedish carmaker's commitment to safety comes to a close with a masterful montage.
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- Production Company PINE
- Director Philippe Tempelman
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Credits
View on- Agency AKQA/Stockholm
- Production Company PINE
- Director Philippe Tempelman
- VFX Swiss
- Creative Director Axel Nygards
- Senior Copywriter Simon Magnusson
- Senior Producer Pelle Westerback
- Executive Producer Adam Holmstrom Meinking
- Head of Production Joel Rostmark
- Executive Producer Ludwig Ljung
- DP Jakob Ihre
- VFX Supervisor Leo Wilk Lindh
- Executive Producer Erik Holmedal
- Executive Producer Emma Rosas Hott
- VFX Producer John Thorstensson
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Credits
powered by- Agency AKQA/Stockholm
- Production Company PINE
- Director Philippe Tempelman
- VFX Swiss
- Creative Director Axel Nygards
- Senior Copywriter Simon Magnusson
- Senior Producer Pelle Westerback
- Executive Producer Adam Holmstrom Meinking
- Head of Production Joel Rostmark
- Executive Producer Ludwig Ljung
- DP Jakob Ihre
- VFX Supervisor Leo Wilk Lindh
- Executive Producer Erik Holmedal
- Executive Producer Emma Rosas Hott
- VFX Producer John Thorstensson
Crash test footage might well have smash, bang and, indeed, wallop, but it's not often considered artful.
However, for his series of films for Volvo Cars, PINE director Philippe Tempelman has taken the company's commitment to safety and transformed it into a visually arresting spectacle.
Created as part of The Volvo Cars Safety Standard, a wider campaign developed by AKQA to communicate the manufacturer's longstanding dedication to safety, the latest film brings together moments from the five-part series in a striking montage that serves as a cinematic conclusion to its first chapter.
Utilising miniatures, VFX, lighting tricks and even elephants, this smart visualisation of the brand's values is anything but a car crash.
