Ogilvy is bringing in a lot of sheep for the European Parliament.
The elections to the European Parliament are just around the corner. From 22-25 of May, 375,000,000 Europeans will have the opportunity to cast their votes. For a large number of young Europeans, this will be their first time to vote. To remind these first-time voters about the elections, the European parliament asked Ogilvy Brussels to develop a video that can best be described as a hybrid between a music video and a short action movie.
The video shows a young guy queuing in a dreary polling station. Just as he’s about to cast his vote, he bumps his head. This is followed by a sequence of rather strange events, starring a flock of sheep in the lead role.
The video targets first-time voters in all 28 EU member states –a challenging undertaking and a lot of sheep.
Watch the clip here http://youtu.be/80ESDHMKjhI to find out what happen to our first-time voter.
Credits:
Client: European Parliament
Agency: Ogilvy Brussels
Executive Creative Director: Sam De Win
Creatives: Sam De Win, Seb De Roover, Koen Mortier
Producer: Bruno Dejonghe
Production Company: Czar.be
Director: Koen Mortier
Music: Compact Disk Dummies
Client: Stephen Clark, Thibault Lesenecal
Client Director: Laure Van Hauwaert
Accounts: Ulrike Stolze, Ieben Enghien
Strategy Director: Kristel Vanderlinden
Head of Reputation: Tomas Sweertvaegher
DOP: Menno Mans
Producer: Joop Haesen
Executive producer: Eurydice Gysel
Editor: Manu Van Hove @ Het Digitaal Geweld
Sound: Senjan Jansen @ Senstudio
Online: Ann Vandenbussche @ Nozon
Grading: Joost Van Kerckhove