Live without a dull day

On a London city metro train the Mr. Green troupe instigates the Star Trek shaky camera spaceship visual, and attempts to get other people to join them.

We find a long queue of people, ideally waiting to buy tickets to a show. A few members of the troupe join in amongst them, whilst the rest stand in front of them… and initiate a Riverdance routine.

In a coffee shop we leave, face down, playing cards with hand written ‘chance cards’. They tell people, at the moment they raise their large cups to their mouths, to look directly at a stranger and raise their eyebrows a few times.

Joggers in a park. We run up next to someone, hand them a pterodactyl kite and put the string around their shoulders. It flies behind them and now looks like the runners are fleeing an attacking pterodactyl.

At a pedestrian crossing we lay what look like strips of lava material on the black elements and get people to play ‘the floor is lava’ as they walk to work.

A cherry picker parks outside a tall office building with bored workers inside. In the basket are five party ravers with gloves, glow lights and whistles etc. They start to throw shapes at the office workers, trying to get their attention and get them to throw shapes back at them.

The branded film is made up of an edit of all the individual films, and demonstrates how much more enjoyable life can be if you allow a bit of Mr Green attitude into your everyday moments. This film is clearly branded and might run like this…: Open on a montage of the situations which typify the humdrum And everyday, those places which we are about to enliven.

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