Park Pictures director Seb Edwards teams up with Omelet to deliver an action-packed trailer for the highly anticipated shooter video game “Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege” from Ubisoft. In the trailer, British actor Idris Elba (“The Wire,” “Luther,” Pacific Rim, Thor: The Dark World) stands calmly in the midst of a humble Prague apartment as villains invade. Explosions, shooting, sledgehammers and shattered glass round out the harrowing home invasion, as gamers fight back in a closed space against the enemy. Meanwhile, Elba gives pro tips on how to “siege the day.”
The spot is part of Ubisoft’s biggest campaign to date and the title is the first release in the Tom Clancy Rainbow Six series since 2008. Academy Award-winning editor Angus Wall (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Social Network) lent his talents as well, rounding out an all-star team.
CREDITS:
Client: Ubisoft
Agency: Omelet
Chief Creative Officer: Grant Holland
Executive Creative Director: Shannon McGlothin
Creative Directors: Josh Smutko, Raul Montes
Art Director: Kate Eglen
Senior Copywriter: Jimmy Barker
Chief Production Officer: Dan Ruth
Executive Producer: Annie Uzdavinis
Producer: Matteo Mosterts
Head of Client Services: Katrin Tenhaaf
Associate Account Director: Derek Effinger
Associate Account Director: John Moloney
Account Manager: Jay Mattingly
Associate Account Executive: Brynn Wagner
Senior Brand Strategist: Jasmeet Gill
Production Company: Park Pictures
Director: Seb Edwards
Head of Production: Anne Bobroff
Executive Producer: Jackie Kelman Bisbee, Dinah Rodriguez
Line Producer: Pat Frazier
Director of Photography: Mattias Montero
Editorial Company: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Angus Wall
Executive Producer: Angela Dorian
Producer: Jared Thomas
Color Facility/VFX Company: A52
Colorist: Paul Yacono
Color Producer: Anna Vegezzi
VFX Supervisor: Jesse Monsour
Lead Flame artist: Jesse Monsour
CG Supervisor: Adam Newman
2D VFX Artist(s): Steve Wolff, Richard Hirst, Michael Vagilenty, Christel Hazard, Dan Ellis
3D Artists: Adam Newman, Sam Ortiz, Joe Chiechi
Flame Assistants: Gabe Sanchez / Chris Riley
Producer: Zach Wakefield
Head of Production: Kim Christensen
Executive Producer: Patrick Nugent
Audio Company: Lime Studios
Mixer: Matt Miller, Zach Fisher, Joel Waters, Samuel Casas
Executive Producer: Susie Boyajan
Producer: Joanna Taylor
Music Company: Angry Mob Creative
Composer: Mat Zo
Producer: Matt Lange
Creative Director: Chad North
Sound Design Company: Barking Owl
Sound Designer: Michael Anastasi
Creative Director: Kelly Bayett
Producer: KC Dossett
About Park Pictures
Founded in 1998 by Executive Producer Jacqueline Kelman Bisbee and renowned filmmaker/cinematographer Lance Acord, Bicoastal/London-based Park Pictures has an auspicious track record of discovering and mentoring new filmmaking talent, and infusing all projects with big screen production values. Park Pictures has forged strong partnerships with agencies, studios and clients worldwide by engaging all members of its team in creative problem solving.
In commercials, Lance Acord won a 2014 Emmy for his acclaimed Apple “Misunderstood” commercial. Acord’s Nike “Jogger” was named Best TV Spot of 2012 by Creativity Magazine and also got a 2013 Emmy nod. Acord has received three DGA Award nominations for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Commercials.
Park Pictures’ feature division, headed by Producer Sam Bisbee, Jacqueline Kelman Bisbee and Lance Acord, has produced four features, all of which were selected for the Sundance Film Festival within a three-year timespan. Picked up by major distributors were Sundance award-winning Robot and Frank (2013), Infinitely Polar Bear (2014), starring Mark Ruffalo and Zoe Saldana, and God’s Pocket (2014), starring the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. In 2015, Park Pictures comes to Sundance with Cop Car (2015), its first thriller, starring Kevin Bacon. Park Pictures won a 2010 Academy Award for the company’s first narrative film, live-action short “The New Tenants,” starring Vincent D’Onofrio.