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The grade provides an authentic 1970s look02
Creative was led by DDB Auckland's ECD Tony Talbot03
Nicholas stitched the elements together in trade-mark style03
We follow a man as he rummages through his garage to find an old but important piece of paper – his boyhood wishlist – and flash back to the 70s where we witness the events that inspired him to write it all those years ago.
His life has changed for the better, having married his childhood sweetheart, plucky red-head Holly Lewis, and now having won Lotto, he proceeds to cross the remaining items off his crumpled list.
The skilful and experienced eye of DoP John Toon delivered wholly authentic pictures, which were edited in offline by Dave Coulsen.
Post production was taken care of by Digipost, with lead visual effects artist by Stu Bedford taking care of Flame work and the grade expertly handled by senior colourist Dave Gibson.
The spot features current day scenes mixed with flash-backs that have been graded to carry the nostalgic look and feel of 1970s footage.
Strong set design and colourful wardrobe underpin convincing performances from a fitting cast.
Nicholas stitched these elements together in trade-mark style, delivering an endearing and entertaining result.