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Oct 10, 2011

Leo Burnett Sydney creates TVC for Bicycle Film Fest

SYDNEY - Leo Burnett Sydney's Angust Forbes and Patrick Fileti have produced and directed a TVC to launch The Bicycle Film Festival in Sydney, which will be held from 8 to 16 October.

The independent film festival takes place annually in 20-30 cities around the world and is headquartered in New York City.

Over the past decade the feestival has showcased films by both emerging and established filmmakers including Spike Jonze and The Neistat Brothers.

The TVC, titled 'Freedom to Express', describes the many avenues for human expression.


Creative Credits:
Title :    Freedom to Express
Brand :    The Bicycle Film Festival
Creative Agency :    Leo Burnett Sydney
Produced & Directed :    Angus Forbes and Patrick Fileti
Music :    Chris Bradsheet

 

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