Date: Nov 2018
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adam&eveDDB has launched its latest campaign for National Lottery operator Camelot, featuring National Lottery-funded project Haircuts4Homeless.

As the second instalment of Camelot’s new ‘Amazing Starts Here’ brand platform – which aims to firmly establish playing The National Lottery as something everyone in the country can feel great about – the new campaign focuses on the amazing good cause projects funded by The National Lottery and its players. The 60-second TV spot, which broke on 10 November during X Factor, heroes National Lottery Good Cause project Haircuts4Homeless. In the film, homeless people are shown attending a Haircuts4Homeless session.

The Haircuts4Homeless community group was set up in 2014 by veteran hairdresser Stewart Roberts in his quest to build a community of skilled hairdressers who volunteer their time to cut the hair of homeless people. The charity now has around 300 volunteers working across 45 locations in the UK, who provide homeless people with so much more than a haircut.

As well as the TV ad, radio, social and press partnerships will highlight even more Good Causes stories, which have only been made possible thanks to National Lottery players, in the run-up to Christmas.

Credits

Client: Camelot

Brand: The National Lottery

Project name: Haircuts4Homeless

Client: Hayley Stringfellow, Head of Brand Marketing, Arabella Gilchrist, Head of One National Lottery Partnerships & Content

Group Executive Creative Director: Ben Tollett

Chief Creative Officer: Richard Brim

Copywriter: Andy McAnaney

Art director: Christian Sewell

Agency producer: Rosie Grayson

Planner: David Golding, Chief Strategy Officer, Hannah MacKenzie, Planning Director

Managing Partner: Sam LeCoeur

Business Director: Sarah Kay

Account Director: Loella Collier

Account Manager: Ashley Lewis

Account Executive: Frankie Cuffaro

Media agency: Vizeum

Production company: Pulse

Executive Producer: Lucy Kelly

Producer: John Bannister

Director: Nicolas Jack-Davies

D.O.P: Jonas Mortensen

Editing Company: TenThree

Editor: Billy Mead

Post Production: MPC

Post Producer: Tamara Mennell

Colourist: Richard Fearon

Music Supervisor: Sync Licensing

Audio Post Production: 750

Soundtrack name and composer: ‘Something For Nothing’ Tom Hickox