Nike escribe el futuro

The mood of a nation. The decline of a would-be hero. Fame. Infamy. The possible futures of the world’s top footballers are played out in epic fashion. All hang in the balance. Only the moments on the pitch will decide what really happens. And the margins for error could not be more narrow. Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu (Babel, 21 Grams) and featuring the incredibly unique music of Dutch rockers, Focus, the film shows how one moment on the pitch can be the catalyst for ripple effects felt around the world.

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Agency:

Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam

Client:

Nike

Creative Director:

Mark Bernath

Creative Director:

Eric Quennoy

Copywriter:

Stuart Harkness

Art Director:

Stuart Harkness

Copywriter:

Freddie Powell

Art Director:

Freddie Powell

Producer:

Elissa Singstock

Producer:

Olivier Klonhammer

Executive Creative Director:

Jeff Kling

Head of Broadcast:

Erik Verheijen

Production Company:

Mokkumercials - Amsterdam

Production Company:

Independent Films - London

Director:

Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu

Director:

Stuart Harkness

Director:

Pablo Casacuberto

Executive Producer:

Jani Guest

Executive Producer:

Richard Packer

Line Producer:

Arttu Sesselaar

Line Producer:

Elissa Singstock

Line Producer:

Olivier Klonhammer

Director of Photography:

Jeroen van der Poel

Editorial Company:

Work Post London

Editor:

Charlie Moreton

Post Executive Producer:

Jane Dilworth

VFX Company:

The Mill

VFX 3D Artist:

Neil Davies

VFX 3D Artist:

Tom Busel

VFX 2D Artist:

Neil Davies

VFX 2D Artist:

Tom Busel

Telecine Artist:

Seamus O'Kane

VFX Executive Producer:

Stephen Venning

VFX Producer:

Matt Williams

VFX Producer:

Allison Cain

Sound Designer:

Phaze UK

Sound Designer:

Grand Central Studios

Mix Company:

Grand Central Studios

Mixer:

Raja Seghal

The first image of Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammon

First Image of Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammond in GREEN LANTERN

by Matt Goldberg

The first image of Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammond, the villain of Green Lantern, has leaked online. It is a prime example of why studios should try to keep a tight lid on movies like this. When the photo of Abin Sur’s crashed spaceship landed online, it was interesting, but doesn’t ruin anything. This photo from Sky Showbiz [via AICN] of Sarsgaard as Hammond does. Hammond is a weird-looking character in general so to have his first look without proper lighting, and context, (or perhaps even costume—unless Hammond is a mad genius who likes to dress casual). On the plus side, no one will be able to get a shot of Ryan Reynolds in Green Lantern garb since the costume will be almost entirely CGI.

Hit the jump to see the image of Sarsgaard as Hammond plus details on the character for those who are unfamiliar with him. Green Lantern hits theaters June 17, 2011.

I’ve never read a single Green Lantern comic and Wikipedia is pretty useless in trying to explain how Hammond will factor into the movie, so I’ll let /Film provide the brief description:

He’s based more on the Geoff Johns GL stories than the early comic appearances, and was said to be “the pathologist son of a senator who is seen as a disappointment in his father’s eyes.”

Hammond comes into contact with the radioactive meteorite in the crashed spacecraft of Abin Sur, the alien who leads Hal Jordan to becoming Green Lantern. The radiation gives Hammond psychic powers but also deforms him. His head is enlarged and, in earlier versions of the comic character, he is paralyzed.

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