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Just Eat · Daddys Dinner Daycare

Just Eat's campaign, Daddys Dinner Daycare, juxtaposes the frantic reality of domestic life with a high-stakes control room narrative. The commercial centers on a parent attempting to use a smartphone amid children playing in a living room, while cutaways to a frantic operations room highlight the chaos of the scene. Utilizing live-action technique and complex VFX / visual effects, the production maintains a polished aesthetic. The project employs a palette of neutral tones and warm lighting to emphasize the comedic tension between the protagonist and their surroundings.

Just Eat · McDonalds

Just Eat collaborates with McDonald's for this fast food campaign, featuring a series of high-energy, humorous vignettes that showcase the delivery experience. The commercial utilizes dynamic editing to transition between contrasting environments, ranging from a professional office setting to surreal, stylized spaces including a pink cushioned room and a rocky cave. With post-production and VFX led by Daniel Fletcher, the spot integrates live-action technique with playful graphic elements to emphasize the convenience of mobile ordering. The work centers on the brand's meal deals through vivid, fast-paced choreography.

Just Eat · Sally & Boris

Just Eat introduces a playful narrative in the commercial advertisement 'Sally & Boris,' which captures an unlikely collaboration between a domestic scene and a high-concept research facility. The film pivots from a quiet living room setting into a retro-styled sci-fi laboratory, where a team of scientists and an English bulldog work together to refine culinary snack options. Featuring post-production and VFX work by Daniel Fletcher, the project employs cinematic lighting and distinct art direction to bridge the gap between everyday comfort and imaginative storytelling. The result is a humorous piece that leans into a whimsical laboratory aesthetic, brought to life through a detailed live-action technique.

Just Eat · Hans Hangry Debate

Just Eat’s 'Hans Hangry Debate' spot explores the internal conflict between appetite and budget through a comedic lens. The film follows a commuter using his smartphone to navigate food choices, as internal characters and scientists operate from a retro-style control room to weigh the merits of a decadent meal versus a practical alternative. Built on a narrative of humorous internal struggle, the production utilizes surreal cinematic vignettes and whimsical set designs to heighten the viewer's experience. The visual identity of the project is defined by a polished aesthetic and vibrant color grading, with post-production and VFX work overseen by Daniel Fletcher.

Just Eat · Danis Office Delivery

Just Eat’s 'Danis Office Delivery' campaign navigates the relatable challenge of office lunch selection through a series of expansive, comedic vignettes. Moving away from the desk, the narrative shifts between disparate, fantastical environments including a retro-styled control room and a surreal dance space populated by floating meal items. The production prioritizes dynamic art direction and clean, live-action technique to ground its whimsical comedic energy. Post-production and VFX for the project were handled by Daniel Fletcher.

Just Eat, Netflix Squid Game 2 · The Next Game is Served

Just Eat and Netflix collaborate on 'The Next Game is Served,' a high-energy commercial campaign that bridges the worlds of food delivery and the Squid Game universe. The production leans into cinematic framing and live-action technique to mirror the tension of the series, featuring the iconic pink-masked guards and participants in their signature tracksuits. Created by DEPT® UK, the spot integrates familiar imagery—from security monitors to apartment settings—with the practical reality of late-night scooter deliveries. The work utilizes stylized VFX to transition between suspenseful indoor sequences and rain-slicked city streets.

Lexus, Just Eat · Chef Delivery

This cinematic commercial for Lexus and Just Eat, titled Chef Delivery, captures the high-pressure environment of a professional restaurant kitchen. Through a series of intense sequences, the production highlights the culinary craft behind the service, focusing on the precision of the kitchen staff and the preparation of dishes. Employing a moody aesthetic with low-key lighting, the project leverages a distinct teal-toned color grade to enhance its atmosphere. The use of slow motion underscores the technical execution of the kitchen work, grounding the narrative in a raw, immersive display of professional cookery.

Just Eat · Every Neighbour Got Their Flava with Craig David

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Just Eat · Every Neighbour Got a Flava