Mainline Menswear, Your Journey Starts Here campaign created and directed by Jack Turner. Client | Mainline Menswear Creative and Direction | Jack Turner EP | Keenan Foley Producer | Isobel Herbert 1st AD | Sarah Jane Jones 2nd AD | Noah Chebouli DoP | Jordan Clarke 1st AC | Charlie Travers 2nd AC | Georgie Brown MOVI/Steadicam Operator | Stephan Knight Gaffer | James Bridgers Sparks | Richard O'Hare, Sean Clark, Ciprian Stroiny HMU | Jennifer Howson Art Director | Ellie Koslowsky Props | Christine Cave Assistant Props | Grace Becker Burnett Casting Director | Jack Parr Runners | Lewis Brindle, Hamish Gill Post Producer | Aisling O'Dea Edit + Sound Design | James Umpleby Edit Assistants | April Norfolk, Matthew Barghout 3D | Ewan McIntosh, James Umpleby Colour | Jonny Tully at No.8 Talent | Cameron Mackintosh / Jaden Wilkinson / Connor Jay / Harry Alexander / Esther Agbakwuru / Leah Harris #mainlinemenswear #campaign #director #filmdirector #creativeadvertising #incameraeffects
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1moThat's not the right Isobel as producer - you should have Isobel Herbert on there. Also believe Orillo Films is missing a credit as production company on here too. Thanks