Orange unveils ninja ad with Fallon to promote Panther tariff
Orange has unveiled a new TV ad, created by Fallon, to promote its Panther tariff.
The ad features a man waiting at a train station, and becoming bored as his train is delayed.
Orange ninjas then appear and pick up a copy of the Times, connect him to music and angle mirrors to let him see Sky Sports.
It was said that the ninjas represent ‘the invisible Orange network, appearing when a customer needs them and setting off on missions to bring customers more’.
T-Mobile, which forms Everything Everywhere with Orange, launched a new TV ad as well last week, showing ‘what Britian loves’ and voiced by Harry Hill.
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Would love to know how the Orange ad is shot, and the post-production editing methods.
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