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    Home » VCCP and Director Harold Einstein Roll Out Comedy Spot For Kwik Fit

    VCCP and Director Harold Einstein Roll Out Comedy Spot For Kwik Fit

    By SHOOTFriday, October 18, 2024Updated:Wednesday, October 16, 2024No Comments753 Views
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    Kwik Fit, the automotive maintenance provider, has unveiled its latest campaign, developed by creative agency VCCP in London.

    The light-hearted, integrated campaign aims to showcase how Kwik Fit ensures customers “drive away happy every time,” by putting Kwik Fit’s highly trained staff and advanced services front and center.

    At the heart of the campaign is this 60-second film from comedy director Harold Einstein via production company Outsider in London.

    The film focuses on a helpful, friendly Kwik Fit technician who “rolls through”–literally–all the reasons why customers will always leave satisfied after every visit. In the spot, the technician glides into view on a mechanic’s under-car roller, effortlessly explaining the benefits customers receive at Kwik Fit. The technician is laying down the entire time. As the spot continues, it gets even more surreal–we see a second technician, squeezed inside a large tire, roll on-screen. We even see the technician arrive at a customer’s home, rolling onto her driveway to emphasize Kwik Fit’s mobile fitting service. The film wraps up with two elderly customers sitting contently in their car, one smiling at the exceptional service they received from Kwik Fit.
    The deadpan film mirrors the real, everyday interactions between customers and Kwik Fit staff in an absurd way, using comedy to emphasize the friendly, knowledgeable service they provide. The campaign also draws attention to Kwik Fit’s more advanced services, such as ADAS sensor recalibration and mobile fitting, which further differentiate the brand from competitors.

    Tony Hector, group creative director at VCCP, said, “Our brief was to demonstrate how our technicians make sure our customers drive away happy every time. We took a humorous, surreal approach – brought to life by the brilliant Harold Einstein, which helped us deliver this message while standing out within the vehicle servicing category.”

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    Client Kwik Fit Agency VCCP Mark Orbine, executive creative director; Tony Hector, creative director; Dipesh Mistry, Drew Hasselhurst, associate creative directors; Ariana Balsaras, Eleanor Hardy, creative producers; Rosie Good (Girl& Bear), TV producer. Production Company Outsider Harold Einstein, director; Richard Packer, exec producer; Joseph Taussig, Michael Kanter, producers. Editorial Arcade Dave Anderson, editor; Sila Soyer, partner/exec producer; Drew Neuhart, edit assistant; Ellen Lavery, producer. Post/VFX The Mill Louise Unwin, exec producer; Sam Ashby, producer; Chris Knight, 2D lead; Basim Kadhim, 2D artist. Color Company 3 Tim Masick, colorist. Audio Post Sound Lounge Tom Jucarone, sound engineer; Tom Loach, design director.

    Genre:Comedy
    Media Type:Commercial: Television
    Video Tags:Harold EinsteinOutsiderVCCP



    The Best Work You May Never See: Cossette and Amnesty International Hit The Right Keys To “Write for Rights”

    Monday, December 15, 2025

    Helping to mark International Human Rights Day (12/10), Amnesty International has once again joined forces with ad agency Cossette to launch its annual “Write for Rights” campaign—an initiative that proves writing really can set people free.

    Every year, thousands of people around the world take part in this global movement by writing letters of solidarity to individuals unjustly imprisoned and denied their most basic rights. The results speak for themselves: over 75% of cases supported by the organization result in a release.

    This year’s campaign in it 25th edition puts a spotlight on that real-world impact. Cossette and Amnesty are sharing the powerful stories of people who regained their freedom thanks to past letter-writing efforts. Using striking visuals, the campaign recreates the emotional moments of their release through portraits illustrated entirely with typewriter characters. Each image, crafted by U.K.-based artist James Cook, is infused with authentic excerpts from the very letters that helped change their fate.

    “James’s work immediately spoke to us. The idea of reconstructing these real moments of liberation using the very words that made them possible beautifully captures the emotional force of writing,” said Philippe Leblanc, art director at Cossette.

    The campaign began running across Quebec in late November and will continue to mid-January, with placements in local out-of-home, print, and radio media. This film captures the essence and spirit of the campaign.

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