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Camelot '100 millionaires' by AMV BBDO
Campaign Work, Wednesday, 18 July 2012 11:40AM
Camelot has released a TV spot by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO aiming to thank National Lottery players for helping to fund the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Camelot '100 millionaires' by AMV BBDO
Running across TV, outdoor, press, PR, social and digital, the campaign is a light-hearted take on the excitement that is mounting around the Olympics.
Bernard Hill, the voiceover artist, was chosen to add a sense of gravitas to the film and the music was composed by John Altman and recorded with a string orchestra.
The spot was written by Richard McGrann, art directed by Andy Clough and directed by Peter Cattaneo through Academy. Outdoor, press, in-store and digital executions were created by Camelot’s own creative services team. Media was handled by MPG Media Contacts. Post-production was by The Mill.
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