| Titel | Like Everyone’s Watching |
| Agentur | Fold7 |
| Kampagne | One Good Thing |
| Werbende | Capital One |
| Marke | Capital One |
| Datum der ersten Ausstrahlung/Veröffentlichung | 2022 / 8 |
| Geschäftsbereich | Bank Services, Börsenmakler |
| Story | In the film, we meet a young woman who claims her phone call may be cut off because she is “on the train”, when we can see she is in fact ensconced at home in her flat. Elsewhere, an office worker checks for nearby observers before nicking a colleague’s smoothie from the communal fridge. A dad pretends to listen to his daughter’s teacher at parents’ evening, while we can see he’s watching football on his phone under the table. As a group of caterers set up for an event, a waiter steals a prawn canapé from an elaborate prawn tower. A couple realise just too late that they have cut in front of a heavily pregnant woman in a queue but, upon realising, do nothing about it. |
| Philosophie | Capital One UK has launched today its new brand campaign: ‘One Good Thing’. Capital One UK believes the way to effect real change for the better is to focus on tangible outcomes “one small, good thing at a time”. This is the first work by Fold7, following their appointment in 2021, and brings to life this new and ambitious strategic direction. The launch campaign runs across cinema, Broadcast VoD, outdoor, as well as social media and radio. The campaign was born out of research which highlighted that 58% of adults don’t trust a brand until they have seen ‘real world proof’ that they have kept their promises*. Against this backdrop of declining trust and scepticism about “purpose-washing” (brands co-opting external narratives around social good, sustainability or other issues to benefit from borrowed credibility and/or goodwill), the core strategic concept of “small actions speak louder than big words” was developed in partnership with Fold7. The launch 60” film, ‘Like Everyone’s Watching’, paints a series of vignettes illustrating the temptation to get away with taking more, giving less, bending the truth, or shirking responsibility when you believe no one is watching. This series of vignettes is then contrasted with Capital One’s promise to “simply always do credit as if everyone is watching”. This promise plays out over a scene of a driver who accidentally damages a car in a deserted car park but who does the right thing anyway, leaving a note with his details. The closing moments of the ad tease the launch of a new visual hero for the brand, a hovering, glowing ‘One’ that emphasises the brand’s ethos - its ‘conscience’ - as manifested in small, good things in the world at large. |
| Medientyp | Fernsehen |
| Länge | |
| Redaktionsbüro | Final Cut |
| Medienagentur | the7stars |
| Produktionsfirma | Arts & Sciences |
| Regisseur | Adam Hashemi |
| Direktor Fotografie | Lasse Frank |
| Produzent | Ewen Brown |
| Cutter | Dan Sherwin |
| Kolorist | James Bamford |
| Produzent Post-Produktion | James Beck |
| Post-Produktion | Rascal |
| Ton | Dugal MacDiarmid |
| Ton | King Lear |
| Komponist | Ludwig van Beethoven |
| Darsteller | Deborah Williams |
| Darsteller | Michael Picton |
| Musikredaktion | The Elements |
| Founder & CEO | Ryan Newey |
| Geschäftsführer | James Joice |
| Creative Director | Verity Fine Hosken |
| Creative Teammitglied | Kiran Strickland |
| Agency Producer | Catharine Griffiths |
| Produktionsassistant | Izy Brand |
| Kaufmännischer Geschäftsführer | Rachel Clapp |
| Senior Account Manager | Charlotte Fitzpatrick |
| Strategy Planner | Yelena Gaufman |
| Strategy Director | Lizzie Haycocks |
| Senior Graphic Designer | Alex Gill |
| Head of Creative Services | Maggie Roberts |
| Projektmanager | Sam Tranter |
| Account Planning Director | Lauren Fishwick |
| Medienplaner | Joe Pratt |
| Werbeleiter | Katy Lomax |
| Werbeleiter | Andy Clayton |
| Werbeleiter | Adam Cooper |
| Werbeleiter | Jessica Cooper |
| Werbeleiter | Thomas Shaw-Mellors |