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Agency Wieden + Kennedy/London
Production Company MJZ/London
Director Michael Spiccia

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Credits

Agency Wieden + Kennedy/London
Production Company MJZ/London
Director Michael Spiccia
Service Company Virtual Films
Editorial Company Trim
VFX Company Framestore/London
Colorist Company 3/New York
Sound Design 750mph

Senior Copywriter Charlie Lanus
Creative Director Lucas Reis
Senior Creative Brendan Madden
Senior Creative Spencer Llewellyn
Designer Jon Harris
Executive Creative Director Hermeti Balarin
Executive Creative Director Ana Balarin
TV Producer Aran Patterson

Executive Producer James Laughton
Heads of Production Richard Adkins
Heads of Production Amy Leach
Executive Producer / Managing Director Lindsay Turnham
Producer Stephen Johnson
DP Drew Daniels
Editor/Partner Paul Hardcastle
Assistant Editor Helena Teixeira

Edit Producer Tatyana Alexandra
Senior Post Production Producer Michael Brown
VFX Supervisor / Creative Director William Bartlett
Senior Lead Flame Op Darran Nicholson
Flame Ops Guy Lubin
Flame Ops Robin McGloin
Colorist Sofie Borup
Sound Designer Jake Ashwell

Sound Producer Olivia Ray
Chief Creative Officer Jo Shoesmith
Creative Director Chris Whitehead
Creative Director Jackie Meyer
Worldwide Head of Creative Production David Connell

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Created by Wieden + Kennedy and directed by Michael Spiccia through MJZ, this charming continuation of Amazon’s It’s On Prime initiative champions how its products and services can inspire personal interests.

The first film, Concrete Jungle, features a young woman who moves to a new city. Feeling isolated, she discovers a passion for gardening and growing. Marvelling over the nature in Amazon Original series Good Omens, she turns her small apartment into a green paradise through shipping plants and gardening equipment.

In Double Shot Dad, a new father with a desperate need for energy is inspired by superpowers in the Amazon Original The Boys to improve his coffee-making. He buys equipment such as beans and a grinder, and his superpower emerges —he has newly found Dad energy, as well as a passion for coffee.