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BEHIND THE SCENES
       
     
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Color Collecting
       
     
Color Collecting

HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams offers coordinated color collections, each based on a particular theme. So we brought these themes, and their respective colors, to life through the beauty of stop-motion and the artful organizational process called knolling. Rather than focusing on paint as the rest of the category often does, we took aim at color itself — the moods colors can create and the way people are inspired to choose the colors they love.

       
     
HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams - Coastal Cool

Directed by: BUCK
GCD: Ellen Steinberg
Copywriter: Rick Morrison
Audio: Beacon Street Studios

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HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams - Global Spice

Directed by: BUCK
GCD: Ellen Steinberg
Copywriter: Rick Morrison
Audio: Beacon Street Studios

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PRINT - Softer Side

Photography: Jim Golden
 

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PRINT - Traditional Twist

Photography: Jim Golden
 

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We arranged all the elements from the color collections in a real studio for both print and TV. Cameras were positioned above compositions to capture the magic.

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