Agency: BBH London
Client: Uber
Date: Jun 2017
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Uber has rolled out the second phase of its ‘Where to?’ campaign with a creative recruitment push highlighting the shift-free benefits of becoming a driver.

Uber’s in-house creative team again teamed up with BBH to produce two videos contrasting what it’s like working in a supermarket and a supermarket respectively to the life of a driver for the tech firm.

Supermarket vs Uber depicts a despondent checkout waiting for his shift to finish, only to see a family heading to the till with two overflowing trolleys as the final closing Tanoy announcement is made. His devastation is accompanied by Psycho-esque string orchestra horror music, and the line: “There aren’t many jobs where you can go home when you want”.

In another 30-second spot, a warehouse worker driving a cherry picker is inspired to drive straight out the door after seeing boxes of golfing equipment on the shelves. The voiceover says: “There aren’t many jobs where you can take the afternoon off”.

Credits

Creative Credits

Uber UK’s in house team

Rachael Pettit (Head of Marketing)

Mark Paterson (Brand Lead)

Sarah Slater (Campaign Manager)

BBH Creative Director: Ian Heartfield

BBH Creative Team: Marc Rayon & Callum Prior

BBH Business Lead: Nic Manser

BBH Account Director: Peter Blaseby

BBH Strategy Director: Fernando Ribeiro

BBH Strategist: Annie Little

BBH Account Manager: Alexandra Hearth

Film Credits

BBH Producer: Victoria Baldacchino

BBH Assistant Producer: Sophie Hughes

Production Company: Outsider

Director: Bart Timmer

Executive Producer: Simon Elborne

Producer: Nick Sutherland-Dodd

DoP: Manel Ruiz

Post Production: The Mill

Grade: Seamus O’Kane / The Mill

Editor/Editing House: Billy Mead / Ten Three

Sound: 750 MPH