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Featured BIG W projects
This week's top BIG W projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 6s - Gift for the Kids
Big W highlights the season of gifting with its 'How Good's Christmas 6s' campaign, featuring a festive commercial spot. The film captures a quiet, domestic holiday morning, leaning into a warm color palette and live-action technique to ground the seasonal narrative in a cozy, relatable setting. Directed by Jesse Richards, the spot showcases the brand's focus on the retail experience during the holiday period. The production was supported by 72andSunny, with post-production and VFX handled by Poppet and audio design provided by OTIS Studios.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 6s - Gift for the Aunt
BIG W delivers its latest holiday retail campaign, 'How Good's Christmas - Gift for the Aunt,' a 6-second spot that leans into a familiar, domestic aesthetic. Directed by Jesse Richards, the film captures a quiet, festive moment as a woman unboxes a fitness gift within a warmly lit, decorated living room. The production brings a nostalgic feel to the seasonal commercial, focusing on relatable gifting scenarios. The project features creative direction from Eric Franken, with production handled by Poppet and post-production and sound design provided by OTIS Studios.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 6s - Gift for the Fur Baby
BIG W celebrates the holiday season with 'Gift for the Fur Baby,' a festive commercial directed by Jesse Richards and produced by 72andSunny. The spot focuses on the intersection of retail and holiday tradition, centering on a quiet, domestic moment of gift-giving during the Christmas season. Utilizing live-action techniques to build a warm atmosphere, the narrative highlights the connection between pet owners and their companions. The production features a curated, cozy living room setting that leans into seasonal aesthetics.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 6s - Gift for Me
BIG W expands its Christmas campaign with a 6-second spot titled 'Gift for Me.' The project, developed by 72andSunny, features a domestic holiday setting centered on a relaxed moment of gift unwrapping. Directed by Jesse Richards, the commercial utilizes live-action technique and natural light to capture a cozy, festive atmosphere within a retail context. The spot features a woman in seasonal loungewear, with on-screen graphics emphasizing promotional book pricing. The execution leans into a warm aesthetic, highlighting the brand's holiday retail offerings through a concise, vertical format.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 15s - My Turn
BIG W marks the holiday season with the 'How Good's Christmas 15s - My Turn' campaign. Directed by Jesse Richards, the spot employs a live-action technique to capture a series of interviews with everyday people set against domestic and retail backdrops. The commercial leans into a humorous tone, transitioning between multi-box layouts and horizontal cinematic scenes. The production highlights an array of seasonal items, including holiday apparel and toys, across a variety of festive settings. Creative development was led by 72andSunny with creative direction from Eric Franken. Production was managed by Poppet, with post-production and VFX services provided by Poppet and music and sound design by OTIS Studios.
BIG W · How Good's Christmas 15s - Cards
Big W's Christmas campaign, "How Good's Christmas," captures a series of authentic holiday moments through a mix of candid studio interviews and domestic scenes. The 15-second spot leans into a playful, clean aesthetic, utilizing live-action techniques to bridge individual reflections on seasonal preparations with intimate family gatherings. Directed by Jesse Richards and produced by Poppet, the project features creative direction by Eric Franken. The commercial for the retail brand maintains a consistent visual flow, shifting between bright, studio-lit interview segments and warm, ambient-lit home interiors.
BIG W · Goblin Mode
The Goblin Mode campaign for BIG W masterfully captures the frantic, unfiltered reality of modern parenting, transforming domestic bedlam into a relatable narrative for the retail sector. Through a deliberate shift in pacing, the live-action technique utilized in this commercial creates a sharp contrast between the chaotic, high-energy environment of a household and the sudden, serene focus of children engaged in deep play. By leaning into humorous, lifestyle-oriented storytelling, the film effectively positions building sets as the ultimate remedy for the daily noise of family life. The transition from rapid-fire editing to calm, slow motion sequences allows the viewer to experience the restorative nature of focused activity, grounding the brand's big box retail identity in a space that feels deeply human and authentically messy. With production handled by Good Oil, the spot balances its kinetic energy with well-lit, cinematic framing that emphasizes the transition from overwhelming sensory overload to the simplicity of constructive play. This project demonstrates how a major retailer can leverage playfulness and emotional resonance to elevate standard product demonstrations, ensuring the message lands with parents who recognize their own hectic experiences on screen. The integration of motion graphics adds a polished finishing touch to the frantic opening moments, bridging the gap between raw, domestic spontaneity and the polished, aspirational aesthetic of the quiet living room finale.
BIG W · Toys for Joy
BIG W's 'Toys for Joy' campaign presents a whimsical musical performance featuring a cast of toys and action figures. The commercial utilizes stop-motion animation to bring a plush rabbit, robotic keyboardist, and action-figure bandmates to life on an illuminated stage. Developed by M&C Saatchi Australia Group, the project leans into a retro aesthetic, pairing detailed 3D render and CGI techniques with a lively musical score produced by MassiveMusic Sydney. Resolution Design handled the production and post-production, executing the fluid motion sequences that define the spot.
BIG W · How Good's That - Bored
BIG W explores the spontaneity of home life in 'How Good's That - Bored,' a retail commercial capturing a series of lighthearted domestic moments. The project features a dynamic montage of children and adults engaged in play and everyday activities, utilizing quick cuts and graphic text overlays to maintain a lively, upbeat pace. Developed by agency 72andSunny Sydney, the production highlights various indoor and outdoor settings. The work incorporates post-production by The Editors and sound design from Otis Studios, resulting in a horizontal commercial format defined by a clean aesthetic.
BIG W · How Good's That - Goblin
BIG W leans into relatable domestic life for its 'How Good's That - Goblin' commercial. The campaign presents a sequence of everyday household scenarios, highlighting candid moments of family interaction with lively pacing and a focus on chaotic, high-energy vignettes. Developed by agency 72andSunny Sydney, the live-action technique uses vibrant color to frame scenes ranging from quiet living room play to frantic home activity. The production is supported by post-production work from The Editors and sound design by Otis Studios.
BIG W · How Good's That - Bedtime
BIG W explores the relatable hurdles of parenting in their 'How Good's That - Bedtime' campaign. The spot transitions from interview-style segments featuring a woman with a branded microphone to home-monitored footage of a restless child in a nursery. Developed by 72andSunny Sydney, the project leans into a comedic campaign tone that highlights the realities of late-night parenting. The edit, managed by The Editors, integrates live-action technique with grainy, observational monitored footage to contrast staged interviews with candid moments, supported by sound design from Otis Studios.
BIG W · How Good's That - WFH
BIG W explores the domestic realities of remote work in this commercial spot, How Good's That - WFH. The campaign leans into the logistical juggling act of professional video calls set against the backdrop of bustling home life and family responsibilities. Developed by 72andSunny Sydney, the production captures these scenes through dynamic framing and a multi-window layout that reflects the rhythm of contemporary remote communication. Technical execution is supported by post-production work from The Editors and sound design from Otis Studios, resulting in a live-action piece that prioritizes humorous, relatable observation.
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