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Malachy Mcanenny. Producer 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk MALACHY MCANENNY. PRODUCER COMMERCIALS YEAR PRODUCTION COMPANY PRODUCT/ TITLE DIRECTOR 2021 Anonymous Content Visa Pantera 2021 Anonymous Content Apple Watch Pantera 2021 Object and Animal Sainsbury’s Filip Nilsson 2021 Object and Animal Doritos Filip Nilsson 2020 Anonymous Content Dell Marco Prestini 2020 Serial Pictures Walgreens John Hillcoat 2019 Anonymous Content Mirinda Jason Koenig 2019 Somesuch Mini “60 years” George Belfield 2019 Somesuch Teisseire Max Weiland 2019 Serial Pictures Mazda John Hillcoat 2018 Anonymous Content Samsung Johnny Green 2018 Anonymous Content Sprite Karim Huu Do 2018 Serial Pictures Samsung John Hill Coat 2018 Caviar Just Eat Henry Schofield 2018 Stink Adidas Jovan 2017 Serial Pictures Ancestry.Com John Hillcoat 2017 Serial Pictures Samuel Adams Matthaus Bussman 2017 Serial Pictures Toyota “Mobility For All” John Hillcoat 2017 Ruffian Mordor- “Eat It Jerry” "Not Today Kevin” Timothy Bullock 2017 Ruffian Mordor: Shadow Of War Neil Huxley 2016 Stink MG - Childrens Charity Greg Brunkalla 2016 Iconoclast Haig Whiskey Nima Nourizadeh 2016 Park Pictures Marks & Spencers Christian & Patrick 2016 Radical Media House Of Fraser Dave Meyers 2015 Good Egg Nordstrom Tell No One 2015 Stink Camparisoda Neo 2015 Good Egg Replay Jeans Tell No One 2015 Somesuch/Anonymous Content Stella Artois Joachim Black 2015 Stink Guinness "Gangs of Cape Town" John Hillcoat 2015 Somesuch King Games Sam Hibbard 2015 Stink Polident Jonathan Entwistle 2014 Stink Uniqlo - Heat Tech Norman Bates 2014 Radical Media Homepride Pasta Sauce Rosey 2014 Stink Polident Norman Bates 2014 Stink ASDA Christian Bevilacqua 2013 Somesuch & Co Netflix George Belfield 2013 Partizan Schwartz “The Sound of Flavour” Chris Cairns 2013 Stink Foxtel Greg Brunkalla 2013 Smuggler Xbox Ryse Brian Beletic 2013 Park Pictures Jagermeister (Shot in Madrid) 300ML 2013 Stink Adidas (Shot in New York) Alex Courtes 2013 Stink Starbucks (Shot in Guatemala) Josh Cole 2012 Prettybird Microsoft (Shot in London, Paris and Hamburg) Matt Piedmont 2012 Stink Novartis (Shot in Prague) John Hillcoat 2012 Stink Dow ‘Olympics’ Nacho Gayan Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 07003175. Registered Address: The Courtyard, 4 Evelyn Road, London, W4 5JL. 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk 2012 Stink Heineken Martin Krecji 2012 Stink Camelot National Lottery (Shot in Thailand) John Hillcoat 2011 Somesuch & Co Nokia (Shot in Thailand) Keith Schofield 2011 Stink Mentos (Shot in Buenos Aires) Raf Lopez Saubidat 2011 Stink Adidas (Shot in Monaco and Berlin) That Go 2011 Stink Heineken Scott Corbet 2010 Eponymous Films/Irene Paris Nike DeCrecy/ Amaux 2010 Stink Designer Shoe Warehouse Karni and Saul 2010 Eponymous Films/Irene Paris Orange Mobile Phones Megaforce 2009 Stink China Minute Maid Alan Bibby/ Stardust 2009 Stink China Mirinda (Coca Cola) Alex & Steffen 2009 Stink Motorola ‘Milestone’ Ben Dawkins 2009 Stink Designer Shoe Warehouse Karni and Saul 2009 Stink Weight Watchers ABCDCD 2009 Partizan Adidas (Extended and Viral Content) Nima Nourizadeh 2009 Stink Designer Shoe Warehouse Karni and Saul 2008 Duke LTD Domino’s Pizza Mike Baldwin MUSIC PROMOS/ VIRALS 2020 Iconoclast Dua Lipa MV (Exec Prod) We are From LA 2014 Stink Johnny Cash “She Used to Love Me” John Hillcoat 2010 Factory Films Nick Cave “Grinderman” John Hillcoat 2009 Partizan U2 “Crazy Tonight” Alex Courtes 2009 Partizan Zarif “It’s Over” Kinga Burza. 2009 Bikini Films Hannah “Keeping Score” JT 2009 Partizan U2 “Magnificent” Alex Courtes 2009 Partizan Franz Ferdinand “No You Girls” Nima Nourizadeh 2008 Partizan U2 “Get on Your Boots” Alex Courtes 2008 Between The Eyes Kid Cudi “Day and Nite” Lee Lennox 2008 Partizan Kaiser Chiefs “Good Days. Bad Days” Alex Courtes 2008 Bikini Films Blackout Crew “All Around the World” Andy Soup 2008 Flynn X Factor “Hero” Alex and Nick 2008 HSI Dirty Stopouts “Apache Girl” Douglas Hart 2008 Bikini Films Brit High “This Could Be he Start of Something” Andy Soup 2008 Pulse Films Ironik “I Wanna Be Your Man” JT 2008 Onedotzero Sophie Delila “The Nature of the Crime” Earle Sebastian 2008 BBC Films /Onedotzero “Albert’s Speech” Short Film Richard Fenwick 2008 Flynn The Verve “Love is Noise”. Sam Brown 2008 Between The Eyes Coldplay “Lovers In Japan” Mat Whitecross 2008 Flynn Jack McManus “You Think I Don’t Care”. Mike Baldwin 2008 Annex Films The Fratellis “Mistress Mabel” Luc Janin 2008 Between The Eyes Grosvenor Place (Corporate) Jamie Morgan 2008 CC LAB Pendulum “Propane Nightmares” Tim Qualtrough 2008 Rokkit Roisin Murphy “You Know Me Better” Jaron Albertin 2008 Pulse Films Hard Fi “I Shall Overcome” D.A.R.Y.L. 2008 Up the Resolution The Guillemots “Get Over it” Up the Resolution 2007 Love Productions Amy MacDonald “Run” Lindy Heyman 2007 Love Productions Amy MacDonald “This is the Life” Lindy Heyman 2007 HSI Babyshambles “You Talk” Douglas Hart 2007 Colonel Blimp Jack McManus “Bang on the Piano” Simon Willows 2007 Therapy Films Remi Nicole “Rock n Roll” Mike Baldwin 2007 Blink Productions Nokia Web 2.0 Viral Simon Willows Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 07003175. Registered Address: The Courtyard, 4 Evelyn Road, London, W4 5JL. 020 8747 1203 | [email protected] | www.chapterspeople.co.uk 2007 Agile Films Emma Pollock “Acid Test” Lucy Kash 2007 Agile Films MAPS “To the Sky” John Hillcoat 2007 Crossroads Films Reverend and the Makers “He Said He Loved Me” Tim Pope 2007 Factory Films The Enemy “You’re Not Alone” John Hillcoat 2007 Partizan Calvin Harris “Merrymaking” Kinga Burza 2007 Between The Eyes KT Tunstall “Hold On” Perou 2007 Crossroads Films Jack Penate “Torn …” Tim Pope 2007 Crossroads Films Air Traffic “Shooting Star” Terri Timely 2007 Colonel Blimp Bloc Party “Hunting for Witches” One in Three 2007 Factory Films Funeral For A Friend “Reunion” John Hillcoat 2007 Therapy Films Just Jack. “Glory days” Jon Riche 2007 Flynn De Souza “Guilty” Nick Collett 2007 Flynn Katherine Jenkins. “Nelle Fantasia” Urban Strom 2007 Factory Films Herbert Gronemeyer “Stuck Vom Himmel” John Hillcoat 2006 Partizan All Saints “Chick Fit” Daniel Wolfe 2006 Factory Films Nick Cave & Grinderman “No Pussy Blues” John Hillcoat “Grinderman” “Electric Alice” 2006 Discovery Channel. Reindeer Documentary Sonja Phillips 2006 Crossroads Films Emma Bunton “Downtown” Harvey and Carolyn 2006 Factory Films The Automatic “Raoul” Up The Resolution. 2006 Flynn Lucie Silvas “Last Year” Barnaby Roper. 2006 Streetgang Films The Kooks “Ooh La” Charles Mehling. 2006 Partizan James Dean Bradfield. ”English Gentleman”. Saam Farahmand. 2006 Alchemy Matt Willis. “Hey Kid”. Ben Taylor 2006 Flynn Dario G “Ring Of Fire” Urban Strom 2006 Get Shorty Ford S Max Virals 2006 Crossroads Films Captain “Glorious” Type 2 Error 2006 CC LAB Nokia Isle of Wight Festival Idents Nick Parrish 2006 HSI Dirty Pretty Things “Deadwood” Barney Clay 2006 Therapy Films Ronan Keating “All Over Again” Simon Levene 2006 Therapy Films The Feeling “Fill My Little World” Jon Riche 2006 Draw Pictures Draw Pictures The Feeling “Sewn” Caswell Coggins 2005 Flynn Shayne Ward “That’s My Goal” Alex Hemming 2005 Flynn Source feat Candi Staton “You Got The Love” Sara Dunlop 2005 PoP @ Paul Weiland Films Mylo “Muscle Car” Cell Division 2005 Alchemy Pictures Hound Dogs “I like Girls” Ben Taylor Chapters People Ltd. Registered England & Wales. Company: 07003175. Registered Address: The Courtyard, 4 Evelyn Road, London, W4 5JL. .
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