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    Home » Birthday, Director Malin Ingrid Johansson Capture “The Moment I Knew” For Dating App Hinge

    Birthday, Director Malin Ingrid Johansson Capture “The Moment I Knew” For Dating App Hinge

    By SHOOTWednesday, August 28, 2024No Comments733 Views
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    The online dating app Hinge has launched “The Moment I Knew,” the second iteration of its European “Designed To Be Deleted” platform, which captures authentic “aha” moments from Hinge daters when they know they’ve met their one. Created and developed by the creative collective Birthday, the 360 campaign spans nine markets and reminds daters that Hinge is the dating app designed to be deleted, with a mission to help people make meaningful, in-person connections.

    Launching in Germany, France, Spain, The Nordics, Italy and the Netherlands, the five films feature stories gathered from a panel of Gen Z and Millennial Hinge daters. All films capture genuine dating scenarios, like enjoying a hot pot date, taking a cold plunge together, and visiting a food market, with each couple showing the viewer the special moments when they realized, they no longer needed Hinge and deleted the app. We then see Hinge, the dating app’s furry icon, amusingly meet its demise based on each date.

    This 45-second spot provides a glimpse of the varied couples who met via Hinge and happily no longer needed the app once finding true love.

    “The Moment I Knew” campaign was filmed in Stockholm, Sweden, with Stockholm-based Pine Productions and Swedish award-winning indie director, Malin Ingrid Johansson, whose short film Madden received much praise and recognition.

    Corinna Falusi, founder, Birthday, said, “This pan-European campaign celebrates those striking moments when you cross that line of dating and realize this is someone special. This campaign tracks a couple’s dating evolution, building to a decision to delete.

    “Pointing the camera towards and seeing all the beautiful quirks and moments leading up to a feeling of knowing that this is a person I want to spend my time with; that was pure luxury for me as a filmmaker,” said director Johansson who added, “This is about being a human and all the beautiful quirks that make us who we are and that are also what make people fall for one other. I have a theory that it’s when we dare to show our full selves, with all the quirks, that connection really can happen.”

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    Client Hinge Agency/Creative Collective Birthday Corinna Falusi, founder; Jamie Standen, Erik Norin, partners; Maite Albuquerque, creative director; Yara Dalens, Benedicte Morin, creatives; Lisa Cadwallader, James Fraser, strategy; Tina Blech, Sjo Schutt, Mara Rizzetto, Francesca Musetti, Karly Brooks, Alexander Rehm, writers. Design Kinoto Studio. Production Company Pine  Malin Ingrid, director; Monica Sanchez, first AD; Adam Holmstrom Meinking, exec producer; Daniel Arfwedson, producer; Ludwig Ljung, line producer; Matilda Altho, production manager; Rebecca Mondvay, coordinator; Kate Arizmendi, DP; Ruta Kiskyte, production designer; John Rang Schmidt, props master; Selam Fessahaye, stylist; Soley Astudottir, makeup & hair. Editorial Cabin Editing Company Carla Luffe, editor. Sound Design Redpipe Ballad. Music Supervision Solid Music Supervision Li Stanley, music supervisor. VFX/Online Jonathan Wendt, VFX supervisor; Hampus Linden, VFX.

    Genre:Romance
    Media Type:Commercial: Television
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    Vue, Hijinks and Director Taika Waititi Author “Feel It Forever” Love Letter To Cinema

    Friday, May 1, 2026

    Theater chain Vue is inviting cinemagoers to “Feel It Forever” in this brand film created by London-based ad agency Hijinks and directed by Taika Waititi. The campaign, commissioned by Vue, is a cinematic celebration showcasing the power of the big screen experience and forms a love letter to cinema, showing how stories, characters and emotions never leave us.

    The two minute “Feel It Forever” film, which will air before all screenings across Vue’s European estate, as well as on social, connected TV, and digital channels, forms part of a wider campaign promoting a refreshed brand platform for Vue to highlight how its continued focus on the customer experience draws audiences into moments of awe that leave a lasting impact.

    “Feel It Forever” revolves around a visual metaphor where cinemagoers are followed around by characters from all the films they’ve seen throughout their lives, highlighting how the feelings sparked by watching a film on the big screen never truly leave us.

    We first see a young woman and a young man moving through a city, locking eyes and flirting along the way. Aerial shots reveal that everyone around them has their own line of characters following them around, with children carrying fewer characters with them as a result of having seen fewer films. The couple arrive at a Vue venue for a first date, experiencing the ultimate big screen moment. As they leave, new characters join their lines, and we see streams of characters follow every cinema-goer across the city.

    The work visualizes how stories, emotions, and characters from film can live on long after the credits roll. Waititi, who shot the film with production company Hungryman on location in New Zealand and London, commented: “This is an epic love... Read More

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