Image by Brother Ad School, Madrid and featured with permission
These are wild times indeed. From a
global pandemic to
widespread protests,
looting, and even uncanny
robot dogs on park control duty, 2020 is akin to a whole
Black Mirror sequel.
Charlie Brooker, the creator of the dystopian anthology series himself, has no present plans to work on the next season of the hit Netflix original show,
sharing that life is already difficult enough.
Recent events have seemed too surreal, leading students at Brother Ad School in Madrid to produce a spooky spec campaign envisioning the sixth season of
Black Mirror to be playing out in the real world.
The now-viral creative—written by students
Tito Rocha and
Rubén De Blas, with art direction by
Alberto Arribas and
Mer Mandrés—depicts that the season is available “live now, everywhere.”
And guess who has been cast for the series? Spoiler alert, it’s you. The campaign features a mirror disrupted with a grungy black frame, putting whoever is in the reflection at the center of the show.
“In Netflix, the fifth is the last season you can watch. The sixth is happening in the real world,” the students describe.
Image by Brother Ad School, Madrid and featured with permission
Image by Brother Ad School, Madrid and featured with permission
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Brother Ad School, Madrid and featured with permission]