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Norsk Tipping: For the Mediocre
Media Type:
Online
The success of Norsk Tipping points back to the country’s sport, culture and volunteer community. In the new brand film, directed by Martin Werner, produced by Bacon and made with TRY, the spotlight is on the everyday players on the pitch, the dance floor and the trail.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Try, Oslo, NorwayDirector:
Martin WernerExecutive Producer:
Magne LyngnerProducer:
Kristi Strømmen Kjerpeset1st AD:
Magne LyngnerDOP:
Daniel VoldheimCoordinator:
Louis StenmarkProduction Assistant:
Cedrik Lyngner1st ACs:
Ola Austad, Philip Borgli2nd AC:
Mats HøibyGaffer:
Hans Petter SydsæterProduction Design:
Kristian VestbyWardrobe and Styling:
Milli Fjæreide CetinMakeup:
Vårinn Linnea KvåleLocation Manager:
Marius Vesten, FTE locationsCasting Director:
Louis StenmarkPost Producer:
Herlaug Dahl OlsenEditor:
Robin SiweVO Casting:
Linda I.B. Hagelsteen, Verdens Sterkeste MannGrade:
Didrik Brathen, TMLSGrade Producer:
Eli SandalSounddesign:
Andreas Waag MartinsenOnline:
Christopher EkdahlMarketing Advisor:
Aase Julie ArnkvernMarketing Communication Manager:
Tove Kristin LibergSenior Brand Advisor:
Camilla R. BergClient advisors:
Gabriela Lunde, Helge GjertveitProject Manager:
Cecilie ThueMusic Composer:
Jonas StruckString Arrangement / Conductor:
Anders MaltaComposer Assistant:
Daniel VognstrupChoir:
Karen Krogshøj, Christoffer Møller, Daniel Vognstrup, Anders MaltaDate:
June, 2026
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