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2018

Marathon Man – Make it count

Company Boys and Girls
Client Three
  • Silver
    2 Film: TV, Cinema, Web - TV Commercial (Over 30 seconds)
Post–Production Company
Windmill Lane
Other
Cherry Cherry London
Other
Dean Jones
Editor
Billy Mead
Producer
Hannah Cooper
Other
Spencer Dodd
Production Company
The Sweet Shop
Other
Jaime Feliu Torres
Director
Mark Albiston
Other
Patrick Meade
Other
Andrea Dalton-Doran
Other
Clare Kerlin
Other
Pat Stephenson
Agency Producer
Derek Doyle
Art Director
Katie Kidd
Copywriter
Avril Delaney
Other
Kris Clarkin
Creative Director
Laurence O'Byrne
Other
Rory Hamilton
Post–Production Company
Windmill Lane
Other
Cherry Cherry London
Other
Dean Jones
Editor
Billy Mead
Producer
Hannah Cooper
Other
Spencer Dodd
Production Company
The Sweet Shop
Other
Jaime Feliu Torres
Director
Mark Albiston
Other
Patrick Meade
Other
Andrea Dalton-Doran
Other
Clare Kerlin
Other
Pat Stephenson
Agency Producer
Derek Doyle
Art Director
Katie Kidd
Copywriter
Avril Delaney
Other
Kris Clarkin
Creative Director
Laurence O'Byrne
Other
Rory Hamilton

‘Marathon Man’ was the launch spot for Three’s new ‘Make it count’ platform – a rebrand that celebrates the power of data to connect and make people’s lives better. Three’s USP is ‘All You Can Eat Data’ – the best unlimited data plan in Ireland. However, research suggested that the consumer didn’t truly understand what data was or appreciate its emotional benefit. The task for ‘Marathon Man’ was to demonstrate how seemingly mundane pieces of data like emails, texts and messages can be transformed into something more meaningful, in this case the realization of a lifelong dream. The spot tells the human story of a man who uses data to help his elderly father run a marathon. ‘Marathon Man’ takes what could be considered to be quite cold, obscure and mundane pieces of data and highlights their emotional benefit. ‘Marathon Man’ was carefully crafted and cast to help people understand the human value of data and to encourage them to ‘Make it count’ with Three.