Sweetshop’s director Andrew Lang directs Carlsberg CNY Film for Grey Hong Kong

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Sweetshop’s director Andrew Lang directs Carlsberg CNY Film for Grey Hong Kong

Sweetshop’s Andrew Lang is behind a film for Carlsberg from Grey Hong Kong that celebrates the energy and diversity of Chinese New Year.

 

Shot in Shanghai, the film brings to life a variety of different textures and energies that Chinese New Year encompasses.

Entitled ‘Going Up’, the film centres around a couple who, when all the buttons in an elevator are accidentally pressed, are thrust into a series of wild, unpredictable worlds. What they see when the doors open is expressionistic and dream-like. While they themselves remain totally in the real world. This intercutting of real/surreal drives the energy and excitement of the film.

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Sweetshop’s director Andrew Lang directs Carlsberg CNY Film for Grey Hong Kong Sweetshop’s director Andrew Lang directs Carlsberg CNY Film for Grey Hong Kong

Lang said, “In the film we used different colours and textures to highlight the variety that exists in how people celebrate Chinese New Year. Each time the elevator door opens, the viewer is launched into a different world. The opening and closing of the doors of the elevator are used like a pendulum that dictate the cut, and the speed of our film puts Carlsberg at the centre of the party.”

Credits –
Chief Creative Officer: Michael Knox
Executive Director: Jacquelyn Pang
Associate Creative Director: Jackie Wong
Head of TV Production: John Lo
Producer: Wing Tam
Assistant Account Director: Ted Tam
Account Executive: Becky Lai
Production Company: Sweetshop
Director: Andrew Lang
Managing Director: Laura Geagea
Producer: Catherine Law
DOP: Gianpaolo Lupori
Art Director: Julius Mak
Editor: Anais Siab
Colourist: Simon Astbury, Digital Domain
Online Post Production: Rex Or, Digital Domain
Post Production Executive Producer: Steven Marolho, Digital Domain
Post Production Producer: Alexei Golob, Digital Domain
Music Composer and Sound Engineer: Hank Lee, Beijing