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 Born in Vancouver, Canada, director Natalie Rae earned an MMVA (Canada’s equivalent of the UK Music Video Awards) with her very first promo… not too shabby for a debut.
Since then she's delivered critically acclaimed promos for the likes of Leon Bridges and Anderson .Paak, while she continues to grow her commercial reel at pace. https://objectanimal.com/author/natalie-rae/ |
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Nike
"Play Now: Korea"
It doesn't matter how huge Nike become, they will always represent themselves as the nonconformists, and this idea has served them extraordinarily well in the English-speaking world where their rebellious streak is broadly seen as a sly piece of brand positioning, even by those who don't know what 'brand positioning' is.
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Object & Animal Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Natalie Rae ♀ Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Ellie Fry |
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Dom Thomas |
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Rina Yang |
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MPC Ⓟ Ⓦ |
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Nike
"Play Now: Korea"
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Marks & Spencer
"Denim"
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Marks & Spencer
"Go Pyjamas"
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Uber
"First Rides"
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Global Goals
"The Future Is Now"
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Leon Bridges
"Bet Ain't Worth the Hand"
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