Kinsale 2019: 7 Big Winners Shot On Film
As the celluloid film renaissance powers on, the Kinsale Shark awards have been the first in the industry to re-recognise the incredible talent and craft that goes into its usage. In a homage to the new award, Cinelab London have pulled together a run down of all the winners shot on film at Kinsale 2019...
WINNERS:
1. Philips - Shouting Men
2 GOLD SHARKS: Best Use of Film & Best Direction
In the inaugural year of the Best Use of Film award, Philips
‘Shouting Men’ campaign directed by Meeto from Missing Link films and created
by Ogilvy London picked up the coveted Gold Shark for the category as well as
an additional Gold for Best Direction.
Commenting on the win and his decision to use film on the campaign, Meeto says: “To me shooting this on film in 4:3 format gave the idea a sense of authenticity, and really helped to create something unique. Shooting on film added to the whole Scandinavian organic feel that I think these men represent. Film emphasizes facial repression - skin tones etc.. And this would just really be a cool, organic approach that would add a magic cinematic feel to it. Thanks to my amazing DP Jonathan Grevsen, and to my producer and partner in crime Ben Link who had my back and had total belief in using film.”
Cinelab London CEO, Adrian Bull adds: "It is fantastic news for filmmakers that the Sharks have introduced a new category specifically for commercials shot on film. The craft is so different to digital and doing it well is not easy. This award profiles outstanding work and honours using film as their creative medium of choice. We are honestly very proud to have been involved in these productions and are so excited to see ever more interesting films coming through our doors on a daily basis."
Director: Meeto
Production Company: Missing Link Films
DOP: Jonathan Grevsen
Agency: Ogilvy London
2. John Lewis & Partners - The Boy and the Piano
GOLD SHARK: Sound Mixing
BRONZE SHARK: Best Direction
Director: Seb Edwards
DOP: Chayse Irvin
Production Company: Academy
Agency: DDB
Sound Studio: Factory
Sound Design:
Sound Engineer: Anthony Moore
3. Kano - Trouble"
GOLD SHARK: Best Editing
Record Label: Parlophone
Director: Aneil Karia
Producer: Precious Mahaga
Editor: Lucy Berry
Production Company: Somesuch & Co.
4. Lilla Vargen - Why Wait
GOLD SHARK: Best Cinematography
2x SHORTLISTED: Best Irish Music Video and Best Direction
Director: TJ O'Grady Peyton
Cinematographer: Albert Hooi
Production Company: Womb
Record Label: Future Kind
5. Ray BLK - Run Run
2x GOLD SHARKS: Music Video - Best Cinematography and Best Writing/Idea/Concept
Director: Tom Green
Production Company: Stink
Producer: Nkem Egbuchiri
Record Label: Island Records
6. Guinness - The Purse
3 BRONZE SHARKS: Best Use of Film, Cinematography and International Alcoholic Drinks
3x SHORTLISTED: Casting, International Direction and Campaign Craft
Director: Tom Green
Production Company: Stink
DOP: Nicolas Karakatsanis
Agency: AMV BBDO
7. KFC - Chicken Town
BRONZE SHARK: Best in Food, Confectionery, Snack & Cakes and Non Alcoholic Drink
Director: Sam Pilling
DOP: Patrick Scola
Production Company: Pulse Films
SHORTLISTED:
Guinness - Liberty Fields
4x SHORTLISTED: Best Use of Film, Cinematography, Direction and Campaign Craft
Director: Eliot Rausch
Creative Director: Nick Hulley and Nadja Lossgott
Production Company: Stink
Carnage - Holy Moly
2x SHORTLISTED: Best Music Video and Best Direction
Director: Eoin Glaister
Production Company: Stink
Producer: Joshua Noon
Record Label: Heavyweight Records
Ghetts - Black Rose ft. Kojey Radical
SHORTLIST: Best Music Video
Director: Netti Hurley
Producer: Jesús Rubio
Production Company: My Accomplice
Record Label: 679 Artists
Kid Kapichi - Death Dips
SHORTLISTED: Best New Director
Director: James Green
DOP: Ben Marshall
Production Company: Ramshackle Productions
Record Label: Unsigned
