John Lewis Christmas Advert 2015 Remake by Dan Rackham

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A thought provoking and moving remake of the John Lewis Christmas advert. It’s about the greatest gift you’ll ever know, that blows your horizons & shows you’ve been loved this Christmas.

Using lots of the same products & camera angles from the John Lewis Christmas advert we’ve recreated lots of the shots as close as we could. Have fun spotting the similarities and enjoying our twist on this year’s great advert.

John Lewis Christmas Advert Remake – Behind the Scenes

Behind the scenes of the John Lewis Christmas Advert 2015 Remake. 4 answers to questions asked by viewers about how the difficult shots were created, how the baby in the manger shows we are loved & what it was like working with such a young cast.

The Original John Lewis Christmas Advert 2015 #ManOnTheMoon

This is the story of a young girl called Lily. Looking at the moon through her family telescope one night, she is amazed at what she finds, a man on the moon.

Lily watches on as our man goes about his chores, all alone up there. She becomes determined to get something to the moon, to send him a message and show him that someone down here is thinking of him.

The music is ‘Half the World Away’ performed by Aurora, the original song was by Oasis.

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