The BBC has enlisted some of its most recognisable comedy and drama stars to engage younger viewers and show how iPlayer is “wasted on some but not on others”.
Developed by in-house agency BBC Creative and directed by Tim Godsall, the three 60-second spots see young BBC talent from popular comedy shows disguised in full hair and makeup as uptight, out-of-touch characters, who hilariously miss the point of their own shows.
Those featured include Peaky Blinders stars Kate Phillips and Aimee Ffion-Edwards (AKA Linda Shelby and Esme Shelby) along with as Guz Khan, writer, comedian and star of BBC Three Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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