The people who work the night shift often go unnoticed, toiling as road maintenance workers, hospital staff, supermarket stockers and other often thankless jobs. McDonald’s is shining a light on those unsung workers with a spot that appreciates their sometimes thankless efforts.McDonald's and Leo Burnett London teamed up on ‘Night Workers’, celebrating the millions of people working throughout the night in the UK and Ireland that most of us never see, but are appreciated because of their hard work.The spot starts with an alarm going off at 11pm as an invisible human is seen getting up and ready for the day. In each scene, the jobs that night workers do – including looking after patients in hospitals, maintaining roads, re-stocking supermarkets and driving cabs – are highlighted but the workers themselves are invisible.As the spot reaches its end, a road crew walks through a McDonald’s doorway for a break and suddenly becomes visible in their safety gear. The spot emphasizes that the doors of McDonald’s are always open, ready to welcome them.CreditsAgencyLeo Burnett LondonChief Creative Officer Chaka SobhaniAgency contact job titleChloe Siddall – Business DirectorJack Brenman – Account DirectorAlice Pavey – Account ManagerGabriella Kaas – Account ExecutiveEmily Green – Project DirectorPete Heyes – Creative DirectorRory Hall – Senior CreativeSteph Ellis – Senior CreativeLou Pegg – Senior ProducerJoe Beveridge – Senior PlannerThomas Schofield – Junior PlannerClient nameMcDonald’sClient job titleBen Fox – Director of Brand, Experience & MediaHannah Pain – Marketing ManagerEmma O’Neill – Assistant Brand ManagerJoe Light – Campaign Assistant CopywriterRory HallArt directorSteph EllisProduction CompanyRogue FilmsDirectorSam BrownMedia agencyOMDMedia plannerLaurence Ruthven – Client Leadership Account DirectorEleonora Sceusi – Client Leadership Account ManagerJessie Field – Communications PlannerProduction companyRogueDirectorSam BrownAudio Post ProductionSam Ashwell at 750mphPost Production The Mill