Siemens Orchestrates 'The Blue Danube' with Wind to Promote Renewable Energy
B to B Campaign Literally Pulls Music out of the Air
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Jul 25, 2014
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German engineering and electronics conglomerate Siemens takes an unusual musical turn to promote its support of renewable energy. In this new effort out of Ogilvy & Mather, the brand tapped musician Will Bates of music production company Fall on Your Sword to orchestrate Johann Strauss' "Blue Danube" with a "wind symphony" -- using sounds generated by 400+ windmills Siemens recently erected in Iowa.
Part of Siemens' larger "Answers" advertising campaign, the effort features this documentary, as well as shorter versions of the film for broadcast, which broke this week.The overall push aims to higlight the impact of Siemens engineering on people's everyday lives.
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- Date
- Jul 25, 2014
- Brand :
- Siemens
- Client :
- Siemens
- Agency :
- Ogilvy & Mather
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Alfonso Marian
- Creative Director :
- Andrea Scotting
- Creative Director :
- Doreen Fox
- Executive Producer :
- Melanie Baublis
- Senior Producer :
- Ruben Mercadal
- Director :
- Josh Nussbaum
- Executive Producer :
- Kate Oppenheim
- Executive Producer :
- Ari Kuschnir
- Head of Production :
- Dave Saltzman
- Producer :
- Molly McMillen
- Director, Photography :
- Alex Khudokon
- Sound Artist :
- Will Bates
- Production Manager :
- Alex Bach
- Production Coordinator :
- Alexander Toporowicz
- 1st Assistant Camera :
- Yousuke Kiname
- B Camera Operator :
- Minka Farthing-Kohl
- Gaffer :
- Rick Pilcher
- Production Company :
- m ss ng p eces
- Sound Mixer :
- Ryan M. Price
- Audio Post Production :
- Fall on Your Sword
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