Description
Ahead of the Volume 2 launch for the fourth season of Netflix's Stranger Things, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s Nightography feature is making stranger nights even more epic. In a global collaboration, Samsung and Netflix are launching “Stranger Nights,” a short film created by BBH USA that highlights the night mode technology by showing viewers what sights can be captured in the dark—even when filmed accidentally. The campaign will launch globally and will have a large retail presence in stores like Best Buy, as well as a heavy focus in social and digital media.
Things Unseen
The global campaign — part of an ongoing collaboration between Netflix and Samsung — is designed to drive intrigue and conversation about both the new season of the show and the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s Nightography feature.
Evoking the cinematic quality of the hit series, the powerful film follows a young girl and her friends on a seemingly innocent night ride, accidentally capturing the Upside Down that’s lurking just beyond. Unaware that terrifying demo-monsters have been just a few feet behind, the girl arrives at a watch party to discover that the S22 Ultra in her back pocket had been recording the entire ride, revealing what’s been hiding in the darkness thanks to the phone’s innovative Nightography technology.
This professional campaign titled 'Stranger Nights' was published in United States in June, 2022. It was created for the brands: Netflix and Samsung, by ad agencies: BBH USA and Stink Films. This Integrated medium campaign is related to the Electronics, Technology and TV and Streaming Promos industries and contains 1 media asset. It was submitted almost 2 years ago.
Credits
Amani Duncan - Chief Executive Office
Rafa Rizuto - Chief Creative Officer
Helene Dick - Head of Strategy
Dan Wallace - Head of Account Management
Kasia Canning - Group Creative Director
Estefanio Holtz - Group Creative Director
Francesca Bonomi - Creative Director
Valeria Vanzulli - Creative Director
Isabella Ciardelli - Copywriter
Sofia Coelho - Art Director
John Connolly - Studio Manager
Sam Petersson - Group Executive Producer
Michael Petrucelly - Executive Producer
Miral Patel - Executive Producer
Shana Honig Horowitz - Group Account Director
Cam Thomas - Account Director
Madeline Birkhold - Account Supervisor
Cole Billik - Account Executive
Megan Cullen - Senior Strategist
Viviana Molina Burbano - Senior Strategist
Daniella Vargas - Director of Business Affairs
PRODUCTION COMPANY - Stink Films
Jonathan Entwistle - Director
Daniel Bergmann - President
Fran McGivern - Managing EP
Ari Schneiderman - Head of Production
Natalie Jacobson - Producer
PRODUCTION COMPANY - Habitant
Arturo Arroyo - Managing Director
Daniela Polo - Producer
Galo Olivares - Director of Photography
Fernanda Guerrero - Production Designer
Ximena "Sunshine" Ibarra - Key Make Up & Hair
POST PRODUCTION / VFX COMPANY - Mathematic
Hadi Dahrouge - Producer
Rebecca Rice - Producer
Jérémy Dumetre - Post Producer
Thomas Boda - VFX Supervisor
Arnaud Richir - VFX Supervisor
Clemence Bol - Concept Artist
Adrien Delecroix - Matchmove Artist
Elora Fievet - Animator
Charline Parisot - Animator
Arnaud Richir - Lighting Artist
Djelloul Bekri - Houdini Artist
Lea Biscarat - Compositing Artist
Nicolas Kermel - Compositing Artist
Edouard Koen - Compositing Artist
Elen Moalic - Compositing Artist
Julien Bourdier Martin - Motion Design Artist
Clement Germain - Flame Artist
EDITORIAL COMPANY - Cut & Run
Marcia Wigley - Executive Producer
Steve Gandolfi - Editor / Partner
Moss Eletreby - Editor
Drew Lang - Assistant Editor
MUSIC COMPANY - Human Music
James Wells - Executive Producer
Sloan Alexander - Audio Mixer
MUSIC ARTIST - Keep Shelly In Athens
TRACK NAME - “Eternal”
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY
Grant Spanier - Photographer
Maddie Spanier - Photographer/Manager
