This insurance campaign isn't sentimental about your belongings
'It's just stuff' says Sweden's Hedvig
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When you've lost beloved belongings, it's easy to get upset—and people saying "it's just stuff" can seem, well, insensitive. But, in an unusual move for an insurance brand, a new campaign by Swedish insurer Hedvig takes just this unsentimental approach.
For example, one video shows a dress burning up in a night-time bonfire at the beach, as its owner has fun in the sea. "Your dress may be gone, but you'll remember this night forever," says the voiceover. Another spot shows a lost suitcase, but reminds you it's the beginning of your vacation, and a film about a stolen bike adds a dose of humor by showing the thief having some fun on our wheels.
"Hedvig is a new approach to insurance," said Rebecca Lundin, marketing director at Hedvig, in a statement. "It’s about freedom and being ok with your life, no matter what happens to you. Everyone should be able to afford to say 'it’s just stuff' when the TV breaks or your bag gets stolen. Just because we’re an insurance company doesn’t mean that we have to worship at the altar of materialism."
The campaign was created in-house and directed by Norwegian duo Matias & Mathias via Bacon. It was shot in Copenhagen, shortly after Danish society began opening up to filming again.
Credits
- Date
- Jun 10, 2020
- Client :
- Hedvig
- Marketing Director :
- Rebecca Lundin
- Production Manager :
- Margarita Kradjian
- Creative Director :
- Evelina Rönnung
- Creative Director :
- Petter Swanberg
- Agency Producer :
- Pia Dueholm
- Production Company :
- Bacon CPH
- Director :
- Matias & Mathias
- Executive Producer :
- Samuel Cantor
- Production Coordinator :
- Nicholas Perry
- Director of Photography :
- Andreas Bjørseth
- Lighting :
- Michael Sørensen
- Production Designer :
- Mads Jørgensen
- Wardrobe :
- Melanie Buchhave
- Producer :
- Eli Mari Sandal
- Producer :
- Øystein Dyb
- Colorist :
- Julien Alary
- Sound Design :
- Andreas Waag
- Editor :
- Matias & Mathias
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