Clash of the store managers in Shanghai

Media Markt - Clash of the Store Managers.jpgIn Shanghai, retail stores are always battling each other for customers. But Media Markt didn't want to fight the competition like everyone else, so they fought themselves.

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Leagas Delaney Shanghai created a public battle between three stores' actual managers. The managers are not actors and had no acting experience.
Clash.jpgThey were offered a prize of US$300,000 to the manager who could get the most public support. The managers would then use that money to buy their supporters gifts.

Credits - Creative Directors: Kevin Lee, Adams Fan. Art Directors: Zhanglei, Seah Du, Kevin Lee. Copywriters: Adams Fan, Ryan Falch. Designers: Ling Meng, Rowan Tang. Typographers: Kevin Lee, Zhanglei. Photographer: Meethepeople. Programmer: Seah Du, Profero. Retoucher: Wanted Pictures. Agency Producer: Lydia Liu. Clash2.jpgProduction House: Meethepeople. Film Directors: Kevin Lee, Adams Fan. Producers: Gerald Lee, Caryn Zhu. Post Production: Fan Jing Post. Editors: Tanli Liu, Didi Xu. Motion Graphics: Seah Du, FanJing Culture. DOP/Cameraman: Elijah Wong. Sound Studio: LD Music. Print Producer: Gerald Lee. Account Servicing: Edward Dai, Jacob Johansen. VO: Ryan Falch.

4 Comments

James said:

This is seriously fucking weird.

James Tung said:

Trying too hard.

Tom said:

Brave

Linda said:

Trying too hard to be brave.

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