Royal entrance
T Mobile's version of the royal wedding's got some pop.
Credits
| advertiser: | T Mobile |
|---|---|
| agency: | Saatchi & Saatchi, London, UK |
| CD: | Paul Silburn |
| creative: | Lovisa Almgren-Falken |
| copywriter: | Paul Silburn |
| AD: | Lovisa Almgren-Falken |
| account handlers: | Laura Mills, Sarah Campbell, Charles Pym |
| producer: | James Faupel |
| prodco: | Gorgeous |
| director: | Chris Palmer Editor |
| producer: | Michaela Johnson |
| post-production company: | The Mill |
| audio post-production company: | Ben Leeves @ Grand Central |
| media buying agency: | Mediacom Media |
| planner: | Anna Berry |
T Mobile, with this clever ad developed by Saatchi & Saatchi in London, is cashing in on the popularity of a very successful viral vid that made the rounds on YouTube, and the even more immense popularity of the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. It’s too bad that the real royal wedding proceedings won’t be as lively as the one in this commercial. If they were, we’d join the rest of the world in watching the event. We’d love to see the Queen hip-hop her way down the aisle.
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