Quiet Storm gives Seabrook a charming spud
A crisp-eater is given a potatoey pep-talk in this funny spot from director Gustav Egerstedt.
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- Director Gustav Egerstedt
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Credits
View on- Agency Quiet Storm/London
- Production Company In-House at Agency
- Director Gustav Egerstedt
- Editing/Post Production In-House at Agency
- Post Production Highway VFX
- Color Harbor Picture Company/UK
- Colorist Megan Lee
- Sound Design/Mnemonic Virtual Sound
- Music Melt Music
- Composer Hank Berggren
- Senior Creative Lead Adele Arron
- Executive Creative Director Trevor Robinson
- Creative Director Seb Jamous
- Art Director Ben Cashmore
- Copywriter Will Hislop
- Designer Curtis Reeve
- Editor Dave Owen
- Assistant Editor Sam Wakefield
- Producer Mark Gibbons
- DP Matthew Emvin Taylor
- Sound Designer Will Ward
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Credits
powered by- Agency Quiet Storm/London
- Production Company In-House at Agency
- Director Gustav Egerstedt
- Editing/Post Production In-House at Agency
- Post Production Highway VFX
- Color Harbor Picture Company/UK
- Colorist Megan Lee
- Sound Design/Mnemonic Virtual Sound
- Music Melt Music
- Composer Hank Berggren
- Senior Creative Lead Adele Arron
- Executive Creative Director Trevor Robinson
- Creative Director Seb Jamous
- Art Director Ben Cashmore
- Copywriter Will Hislop
- Designer Curtis Reeve
- Editor Dave Owen
- Assistant Editor Sam Wakefield
- Producer Mark Gibbons
- DP Matthew Emvin Taylor
- Sound Designer Will Ward
You can keep your witticisms and pointed political satire, sometimes all you need for a good belly laugh is a cracking pratfall. Del Boy knew it. Kevin Malone knew it. Now Seabooks knows it.
In its first work since winning the account in September 2025, Quiet Storm's Bags of Northern Soul for the brand sees a crispt-munching gent (Divian Ladwa, playing at his most hapless) baulk at returning a football to some youths, until an upbeat spud cheers him on.
What follows is an absolute cracker of a slip, captured perfectly by Gustav Egerstedt, which, alongside the mirth-inducing setting and tone, makes for a genuinely laugh-worthy ad.
