Matthew Miller
May 12, 2015

Sport spots document obsessive Singapore athletes

SINGAPORE - In a campaign to fire up the populace in advance of the upcoming SEA Games, Sport Singapore and Ogilvy worked with an Oscar-nominated film director to produce a series of films that document the obsessive work athletes must put in to succeed at the highest levels.

SINGAPORE - In a campaign to fire up the populace in advance of the upcoming SEA Games, Sport Singapore and Ogilvy worked with an Oscar-nominated film director to produce a series of films that document the obsessive work athletes must put in to succeed at the highest levels.

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