Collaborating with History Channel for the second time this year, METAphrenie has delivered a new promo and show open for the high profile movie event "Gettysburg." The two-hour special, Executive Produced by Ridley Scott and Tony Scott, presents the engagement in a new light imbuing the stories of eight soldiers with the terrifying experience of war.
Inspired by the tone of the show, METAphrenie created a poignant promo fueled by the heat of war. The 1:00 spot was one of the main components of a cross-platform campaign for the event with placement on-air, in theaters, and as part of the digital & social media campaign. In addition, the logo animation was displayed on huge monitors in New York's Bryant Park within an outdoor interactive experience. METAphenie also delivered the opening sequence for the movie, which is narrated by Sam Rockwell.
"When we started seeing footage from the movie we knew we had the opportunity to create a memorable and emotional piece," said Andrea Dionisio, METAphrenie founder and Creative Director. "We drew inspiration from the song 'Running Up That Hill' to help tell the story of the soldiers fighting in battle. We chose a mix of close-ups and sweeping action shots and treated the footage to create a visceral connection with war."