COMA – A GettyImages Original Series
In response to people’s addiction to boxsets, Stink Films created an original three-episode miniseries using only content from the Getty Images collection - plus an immersive site where users could explore the topic in depth. The episodes weren’t just entertaining, they always ended on a cliffhanger, encouraging viewers to watch the next installment. The campaign website screened the film, and helped consumers experience and understand the stages of a coma while they found out more about the images used in the project.
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Country
- Brazil
Production Company
- Slikland
- Raw Audio
- Stink Films Sao Paulo
Client
- Getty Images
- Kjelti Kellough
- Gene Foca
- André Pantaleão
- Natalia Moraes
- Paige McCrensky
- Elvira Cameriere
- Elvira Cameriere
Chief Creative Officer
- Luis Sanches
- Luiz Sanches
Executive Creative Director
- Bruno Prosperi
- Keka Morelle
- André Gola
- Marcelo Nogueira
- Pernil .
- Keka Morelle
- André Gola
Art Director
- Israel Medeiros
Copywriter
- Thom Bregantin
- Gustavo Tasselli
- Pedro Corbett
- Pedro Corbett
Agency Producer
- Diego Villas Bôas
- Aline Silva
- Diego Villas Bôas
Director
- Squarehead .
- Cassiano Prado
Scriptwriter
- Thom Bregantin
- Eduardo Ribeiro
- Rogério Correa
- Gustavo Tasselli
- José Carvalho
- Cassiano Prado
- Israel Medeiros
- Pedro Corbett
Advertising Agency
- AlmapBBDO
Digital Creative Director
- Luciana Haguiara
Digital Copywriter
- Bruno Bizuti
Digital Art Director
- Marco Leal
User Experience Designer
- Caroline Kayatt
Motion Designer
- Francisco Andrade (Chicoh)
Audio Production Company
- Raw Audio
Digital Production Company
- Slikland
In response to people’s addiction to boxsets, Stink Films created an original three-episode miniseries using only content from the Getty Images collection - plus an immersive site where users could explore the topic in depth. The episodes weren’t just entertaining, they always ended on a cliffhanger, encouraging viewers to watch the next installment. The campaign website screened the film, and helped consumers experience and understand the stages of a coma while they found out more about the images used in the project.