Reebok x Place+Faces
Featured Reebok x Place+Faces projects
This week's top Reebok x Place+Faces projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Reebok x Place+Faces · Bahna
The Bahna film, developed for the collaboration between Reebok and Place+Faces, presents a series of observational vignettes focused on two men engaged in a tea ceremony. The project channels a documentary aesthetic, utilizing live-action technique to ground the interaction in a tactile, natural environment. With post-production and VFX provided by Rascal, the film employs clean, analogue-inspired framing and shifting low-angle perspectives. The visual narrative relies on steady, horizontal composition to emphasize the rhythm of the conversation.
Reebok x Place+Faces · Brothers
Reebok x Place+Faces present Brothers, a film project that captures an intense, dialogue-driven exchange set against an expansive, overcast sports field. Through a series of close-up and medium shots, the project highlights physical exertion and candid expression. Produced with a focus on raw, live-action technique, the film utilizes a cinematic composition to anchor the narrative in its muted, outdoor environment. Post-production and visual effects were handled by Rascal.
Reebok x Place+Faces · Pit Stop
Reebok x Place+Faces explores a narrative of mechanical interruption in Pit Stop. Set against a dramatic coastal backdrop, the film follows a protagonist navigating a vehicle breakdown, emphasizing a moody, tactile aesthetic through its cinematic lens. The project leans into an analogue film quality, with desaturated tones and a warm color palette defining the visual output. Post-production and VFX were managed by Rascal, who also served as the lead agency for the creative execution.
Reebok x Place+Faces · The Last Pair
Reebok and Place+Faces collaborate on The Last Pair, a short-form documentary project set against the backdrop of an outdoor car boot sale. The narrative centers on a candid family encounter, focusing on the discovery and tactile inspection of footwear within a grounded, everyday environment. Technically, the project utilizes a live-action technique to capture realistic textures, relying on natural light to highlight the reflective details and gum soles of the featured trainers. The visual identity of the piece is defined by a grainy aesthetic that leans into a documentary-style delivery, maintaining a clean, observational perspective throughout the edit. Post-production and VFX were handled by Rascal, who also served as the creative agency for the project.
Reebok x Place+Faces · The Funeral
Reebok x Place+Faces presents The Funeral, a fashion-focused video project that leans into a cinematic and raw aesthetic. The narrative unfolds within a funeral hall, utilising a live-action technique to capture a somber, staged gathering of mourners in formal attire. The film offers an intimate, unconventional perspective by positioning the camera from within an open casket, looking outward at the attendees. This framing focuses on the stark contrast between the traditional mourning setting and the featured white sneakers worn by the deceased.
Reebok x Place+Faces · Dog Walker
The 'Dog Walker' campaign for Reebok x Places+Faces features a concise live-action sequence that highlights a modern brutalist architectural backdrop. The cinematography leans into clean, horizontal framing, using natural light to emphasize the textures of the outdoor environment against the structure of the concrete building. Creative development for the project was provided by Rascal, with post-production and visual effects also handled by the team at Rascal.
Reebok x Place+Faces · Le Marche
Reebok x Place+Faces present Le Marche, a campaign exploring local urban culture through a cinematic documentary lens. The film features candid, naturalistic interactions between two subjects stationed within a bustling market environment. Captured with a focus on live-action technique and a raw, observational aesthetic, the project highlights the collaborative streetwear collection in an everyday setting. Post-production and visual effects were overseen by the team at Rascal, who also served as the lead agency for the project.
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