Wise’s financial tomfoolery
A trio of deadpan films from the fin-tech company dramatises the absurd consequences of choosing the "unwise" way to bank.
Credits
View on- Agency Ace of Hearts
- Production Company Packer Production Ltd
- Director Harold Einstein
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Credits
View on- Agency Ace of Hearts
- Production Company Packer Production Ltd
- Director Harold Einstein
- Editor Arcade Edit
- Chief Creative Officer Rick Brim
- Senior Creative Ben Harrison
- Senior Creative Mia Silverman
- Senior Creative Rebecca Hunter
- Head of Creative Charlie De Grussa
- Executive Producer Richard Packer
- Line Producer Tim Steele
- Production Designer Patrick Lumb
- Producer Micheal Kanter
- DP Ramsey Nickell
- Editor Sean Lagrange
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Credits
powered by- Agency Ace of Hearts
- Production Company Packer Production Ltd
- Director Harold Einstein
- Editor Arcade Edit
- Chief Creative Officer Rick Brim
- Senior Creative Ben Harrison
- Senior Creative Mia Silverman
- Senior Creative Rebecca Hunter
- Head of Creative Charlie De Grussa
- Executive Producer Richard Packer
- Line Producer Tim Steele
- Production Designer Patrick Lumb
- Producer Micheal Kanter
- DP Ramsey Nickell
- Editor Sean Lagrange
In collaboration with Ace of Hearts, British fin-tech company Wise has launched the next phase of its Be Smart. Get Wise. creative platform in the UK with these three comedic films, directed by Harold Einstein through Packer Production.
The trio of films titled Settling In, Hair, and Finding Yourself are set across a British cul-de-sac, an overseas hair clinic, and the Australian outback respectively, each using deadpan humour to highlight the consequences of outdated banking habits.
Richard Brim, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer at Ace of Hearts added: “The more seriously the world behaves, the more ridiculous it becomes. These films are all about that tension. They show what happens when you stick with the ‘unwise’ option just a little too long, until it tips into absurdity. And hopefully, somewhere in there, it clicks that there’s a much smarter way to do things.”