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Campaign Spotlight: Globe and Publicis JimenezBasic show that there’s a hero in all of us in new Star Wars campaign

MANILA – Courage is something that we sometimes find hard to find within ourselves. As children, when we are faced with new or scary situations, we often look to our parents or guardians to show us their own forms of courage, so that we in turn may copy them. That message is at the core of Publicis JimenezBasic’s new campaign for Globe Telecom.

When a young boy is placed in several uncomfortable situations including an elevator being busted, a plate appearance at a baseball game, getting an inoculation at the doctor’s office, and even riding a rollercoaster, he turns to his mother for solace. In turn, the mother, having shared the Star Wars films with her son, brings out a lightsaber to exemplify courage. After all, a lightsaber is the weapon of choice of Jedi Knights, “an elegant weapon for a more civilized age,” according to Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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Seeing his mother with her lightsaber, the boy presents his own lightsaber and copies his mother’s bravery. With a lightsaber in hand, their courage is enough to handle anything. Then the film presents its unique twist.

The mother is shown packing a bag and preparing to leave. She is a medic in the armed forces, and she is getting ready to take off and must leave her husband and son behind. Seeing the sadness and trepidation on his mother’s face, it is the son’s turn to present her with the elegant lightsaber. As mother and son strike Jedi poses, the words,” Create. The hero within.” appear on top of them.

Released right before the latest chapter in the Star Wars saga hits cinemas, the campaign shows courage in the face of adversity and tough odds. Even as Star Wars Episode IX: The Last Jedi prepares to be unleashed on the world, there’s no denying that the saga, and the courage of the Jedi have given joy and encouragement to millions worldwide. And a weapon like a lightsaber, even in toy form, can resonate and augment bravery for children and parents alike.

The film ends not just with an invitation to catch Star Wars: The Last Jedi in cinemas, but also with a call to donate to the HERO Foundation, a non-profit organization that has been helping provide educational and supplemental financial support to children left behind by fallen Philippine soldiers.

 

CREDITS:

 

GLOBE TELECOM

CLIENTS:

  • Joseph Caliro – VP, Creative Marketing and Multimedia Business Group

  • Charly Atienza – Director, Creative Marketing Services

  • Veca Keeler – Head, Communication Design & Integration

  • Carla Braganza – Manager, Communication Design & Integration

  • Paolo Banaga – Manager, Communication Design & Integration

  • Eric Nolasco – Manager, Communication Design & Integration

  • Patrick Marcelo – Social Media Strategist, Creative Marketing Services

  • Yosu De Erquiaga – Channels Manager, Creative Marketing Services

 

 

CREATIVE AGENCY

PUBLICIS JIMENEZ BASIC

  • Katie Santos – Client Service Director

  • Raffy Parcon – Business Unit Head

  • Ish Abat – Account Manager

  • CJ Jimenez – Director of Brand Strategy

  • Trixie Diyco – Executive Creative Director

  • Alnair Langkay / Bia Fernandez-Famularcano – Creative Director

  • Lowell San Jose/ Marielle Auti Nones – Assoc Creative Director

  • Leslie Cua/ Marvin Ramos – Creatives

 

 

PRODUCTION:

  • Producer: Datu Gallaga

  • Associate Producer: Alex Villanueva

  • Production House: Film Pabrika

  • Director: Joel Limchoc

  • Executive Producer: Anafe Manuel

  • Line Producer: Lei Villena

  • DOP: Dix Buhay

  • PD: Nina Torres

  • AD: Cris Pasturan

  • Caster: Geneive Mercado

  • Production Head: Liza Apuyan

  • PM: Dave Lacap

  • Production Staff: Edward Amazan, Regina Inocencio, Aldo Directo, Paulo Torres / RJ Santiago

  • Offline Editor: Randy Gabriel

  • Colorist: Musse Cruz/ BareBones Inc

  • Online Editor/VFX: Cj Martin

  • Audio House: Hit Production

  • Sound Engineer: Tara Lim, Eddie Boy Vargas

  • Arranger: Teddy Katigbak

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