Seance

Harp television advertisement 'Seance' in which a man at a séance interprets the movement of an empty glass as a signal for him to pour a drink into it. Colour advert opens with a Harp bottle in sand as a hand picks it up in close-up. A man with wet hair and a towel takes a drink from the bottle as music begins. A tankard of Harp is filled and place on a bar in close-up. A man sitting at a bar and reading a newspaper gropes around for his drink before the barman moves the tankard within reach. A young couple sit among haystacks with a picnic and a six-pack of Harp bottles. A group sit around a dimly lit table moving an upturned goblet as part of a séance. A group at a pub table watch a man attempt a magic trick. An artist paints a portrait of a woman posing in a toga. The ‘magician’ gives up and takes a drink. The artist is revealed to be painting a tankard of Harp. The séance ends with the goblet in front of a man who grins and lifts a bottle from the floor, with caption ‘Harp’. Credits: Studio Lambert

Harp television advertisement 'Seance' in which a man at a séance interprets the movement of an empty glass as a signal for him to pour a drink into it. Colour advert opens with a Harp bottle in sand as a hand picks it up in close-up. A man with wet hair and a towel takes a drink from the bottle as music begins. A tankard of Harp is filled and place on a bar in close-up. A man sitting at a bar and reading a newspaper gropes around for his drink before the barman moves the tankard within reach. A young couple sit among haystacks with a picnic and a six-pack of Harp bottles. A group sit around a dimly lit table moving an upturned goblet as part of a séance. A group at a pub table watch a man attempt a magic trick. An artist paints a portrait of a woman posing in a toga. The ‘magician’ gives up and takes a drink. The artist is revealed to be painting a tankard of Harp. The séance ends with the goblet in front of a man who grins and lifts a bottle from the floor, with caption ‘Harp’, as a voiceover adds 'Harp - [an beoir dála]