"Drifters (Floating Umbrella)" TV Commercial for Travelers Insurance by Fallon Minneapolis

Travelers new spot, featuring music by Langhorne Slim, shows red umbrellas drifting through the countryside and cityscapes before coming together to protect the things that people care about most.

Agency: Fallon, Minneapolis
Client: Travelers
Creative Director: Scott O'Leary
Creative Director: Ryan Peck
Art Director: Scott O'Leary
Copywriter: Ryan Peck
Director of Integrated Production: Vic Palumbo
Executive Producer: Kate Talbott
Production Company: Gorgeous Enterprises
Director: Frank Budgen
Director of Photography: Frank Budgen
Director of Photography: Ellen Kuras
Executive Producer: Cassie Hulen
Producer: Alicia Richards
Production Manager: Judy Vermeulen
Editorial Company: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Angus Wall
Executive Producer: Linda Carlson
Executive Producer: Carol Lynn Weaver
Producer: Kim Colen
Editorial Assistant: Grant Surmi
Visual Effects Co.: A52
VFX Supervisor: Patrick Murphy
Colorist: Angus Wall
Flame Artist: Patrick Murphy
Flame Artist: Stefan Gaillot
Flame Artist: Mike Bliss
CGI Supervisor: Kirk Shintani
CGI Artist: Andy Hall
CGI Artist: Paulo de Almada
CGI Artist: Joe Chiechi
CGI Artist: Adam Newman
CGI Artist: Ian Ruhfass
CGI Artist: Terry Shigemitsu
VFX Producer: Jenny Bright
Executive Producer: Jennifer Sofio Hall
Mix Company: Eleven Sound
Mix Engineer: Jeff Fuller


Worries Lyrics

If you got worries, then you’re like me.
Don’t worry now, I won’t hurt you.
And, if you got worries, then you’re like me.
Don’t worry now, I won’t desert you.

If you get a chance, you put your dancing shoes on.
The country’s calling, and thats where I’m going.
Don’t know if you’re in my way, but, I’ll take you along.
I’ll take you along.

Maybe blue eyes are more of my style,
I don’t know, but I’m willing to try.
And, maybe I’m dumb for making you smile,
I don’t know, but I will in a while.
We passed a graveyard and held our breath,
We better kiss if we’re getting closer to death.

I don’t wanna miss ya,
I know it’s all in our heads,
She says “It’s all in our heads.”