HAVE A VERY WARY CHRISTMAS
Created and written by Jake
Rusznyak and Dean Hamilton from BWM Sydney for BestAds, Wary Christmas puts a spin on the traditional cheer of the classic
Christmas message by taking a light-hearted look at the perils of the
office Christmas party. Working in collaboration with directing
sensation The MacRae Brothers, recent winners of the $1 million prize
in Project Greenlight Australia, everyone sat down and swapped horror
stories before the boys came back with an incredible treatment. “Who knows,
this could become the start of an end of year tradition for BestAds…"
says writer Dean Hamilton.Thanks also to master editor Danny Tait, Bean for Telecine and Sound Reservoir for audio post for giving their time free for this project.
Click to view the Wary Christmas video.
Agency: BWM Sydney
Executive Creative Director: Rob Belgiovane
Group CD/Copywriter: Dean Hamilton
Group CD/Art Director: Jake Rusznyak
Agency Executive Producer: Abby Hunt
Directors: The MacRae Brothers
Executive Producer: Alex Mooney
Production Company: Orange Whip Films
Editor: Danny Tait
Telecine: Bean
Audio Post: Sound Reservoir
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oldest Christmas party joke in the book. Well done on creating it though.
Great pace, nicely handled gag and not overplayed.
Fucking awesome lads, tres cool.
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The bloke in the photocopy room reminds me of Mini UC!