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If you've ever wondered where missing things go, you will identify with the new Netstar TV advert, which takes viewers on a journey of a sock in search of 'sock paradise' using the smallest and most intense animatronics puppet to date.
Net#work BBDO creative team Stuart Stobbs and Trevallyn Hall believe they have created an advert that viewers can relate to in the unpaired sock: "Other ads selling similar tracking products are hard core and Netstar decided it's time to be different. We believe humour takes this commercial to a whole different level."
"Some shots required three puppeteers - one to control the walking pace, one to control the neck movement and one to move the head, which ultimately affects the personality of the sock."