Spotify - Spotify returns to Katlego for a Naija remix.
Play it again, Katlego. This time, Spotify and their agency Machine are bringing their music streaming message to Nigeria, and once again called on Spitfire Director Katlego Baaitse to make their work sing.
Using music to trigger emotions and vividly bring moments to life is what Spotify does best. Katlego adds that music to film and does precisely the same thing. Taking ordinary, everyday scenes and, with a light dose of humour, an artist’s eye for composition and colour, and an almost supernatural instinct for creating seamless in-camera transitions, Katlego weaves all the parts together to create a joyful celebration of the power of music. Some may even call it … symphonic.
No matter what you call it, call Spitfire today. Because whatever your idea is, you can be sure that Katlego will be instrumental in helping it become a hit.
“Where there’s a screen, there’s an opportunity.” When Spitfire Films was established a decade ago by Executive Producer Liesl Karpinski and Director AK, this was a statement of intent designed to disrupt the existing production model. And Spitfire has been doing it successfully ever since. South Africa’s first 360º content production company, Spitfire has collaborated closely with the industry’s top advertising agencies and clients to create some of the country’s most effective – and engaging – content.
From TV and cinema commercials, and hugely successful interactive digital campaigns (KFC “Shakin”), to activations for Fox Crime, Insta stories for Mumm Champagne, and SA’s first interactive horror film with Facebook Live for DSTV, Spitfire has created outstanding work for every kind of content. And built a reputation for fast turnaround times, excellent value, and high creative standards. Standards embraced by our grassroots talent who are in the process of becoming Spitfire shareholders.
But it’s the work itself that speaks the loudest to Spitfire’s intent. And talent. Please take a look.
