Chrome is a company of young writers, directors and producers. We produce
films, promos, commercials and TV programmes.
Chrome was born of extreme sports and we strive to produce work that is
always unique, adventurous and spectacular.
News Headlines
Address:
We have moved! Our new address is 2 Prince Arthur Mews, Perrins Lane,
London NW3 1RD. Our new telephone number is 020 (7)148 7288.
Promos/Commercials/Virals:
Joel's latest adventure took him to the
plains of Africa to shoot a fascinating promotional film for a Mozambique
based biofuels company. Watch it here...
Gez has been busy running around London
chasing cars - fortunately people powered rather than petrol powered in
BP Ultimate's
latest viral campaign.
In an attempt to re-define internet routers in the home, Talk Talk commissioned four concepts for the future, and we were asked to showcase them. Check out Joel's handywork here.
Despite dreaming of its own Formula 1 team, Chrome likes to stay green
- hence a series of virals raising awareness about Tropicana
and Cool
Earth's save the rainforest campaign. Fancy your mate's bird? Watch
this. Consider yourself into fine dining? How about
this. Or perhaps feeling romantic? Aaah.
Chrome helped Provenance
Fine Wines tell the world how investing in their services could increase
people's chances or surviving (financially, of course) the recession.
Watch this.
Gez has also been happily breaking the golden
rule again with another commercial
for 505 Games
and Artscience,
not to mention a viral
about the drum arms epidemic...
Films:
The Badgers have been busy competing
in the London Fringe Festival, creating a sci-fi epic in 48 hours (from
conception, writing, casting and production to editing, scoring and delivery
in under 2 days) titled I
Just Can't Understand.
Joel is developing his first feature film,
an intelligent and topical action-thriller, set in beautiful Sri Lanka.
Watch this space!
Chrome
Interactive:
Chrome is currently in post-production on a new RaW
commission for the BBC, working alongside creative agency
Red Nomad. The
online initiative, designed to teach people basic computer skills uses
a custom designed and built, fully interactive web platform. After a mammoth
month long green-screen studio shoot with actor Tom Andrews, Chrome and
Red Nomad are now incorporating the presenter footage into the final web
environments, using graphical elements created in Flash and After Effects.
The initiative will launch later this year.
Chrome's burgeoning online design and video content division has got off
to a flying start with packages for the Royal
Opera House and mydeco.
From interactive tours and interviews to features with Phillipe Starck
and Sir Terence Conran, online content adds huge value to a brand's offering.