Tables Turned on All Blacks in new MasterCard TVC
Tables Turned on All Blacks in new MasterCard TVC

Auckland, 11 June 2004 – It’s the All Blacks’ turn to ask for autographs in MasterCard’s new Priceless® television commercial, Supporting the Supporters. The TVC, shot in Auckland last week, features 12 of the recently announced All Blacks squad, including Dan Carter, Doug Howlett, Chris Jack and Jerry Collins.
In the commercial, which airs nationally from June 12 to coincide with the team’s first test against England, the players are seen supporting their fans. In one scene, Doug Howlett jumps out of a car to ask a man walking down the street for his autograph, and seven players stand on the side line of a rugby field holding a large supporters banner and cheering on a junior team.
This is the third Priceless TVC MasterCard has created featuring the All Blacks.

Natalie Lockwood, Vice
President, Marketing, MasterCard International - Asia
Pacific, Middle
East and Africa, said: “In many ways the
fans of the All Blacks are the stars alongside their rugby
heroes because their support is crucial to the team. This ad
aims to recognise the efforts of all rugby supporters across
New Zealand, while also building hype and patriotism during
the 2004 international test series.”
The TVC was created McCann-Erickson and Silverscreen Productions.
MasterCard has created a computer screensaver of the TVC for fans to download. Visit www.mastercard.co.nz from Thursday 17th June to view and download.
Creative Credits: All
Blacks:
Creative Director: Michael Stanford Dan
Carter Doug Howlett
Senior Art Director: Robbie
Kantor Jerry Collins Chris Jack
Agency Producer:
Justine Virgona Andrew Hore Richard McCaw
Production
House: Silverscreen Productions Mils Muliaina Joe
Rokocoko
Director: David Gaddie Sam
Tuitupou Andrew Mehrtens
Producer:
Penelope Sinclair Keith Robinson Keven
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