The Royal Navy is doubling down on its latest recruitment drive by sharing the stories of two of its newest recruits, including Louise, who discovered that for her 'a woman's place' is in the navy. Part of WCRS’s ‘Made in the Royal Navy’ campaign the series seeks to showcase opportunities for women and apprentices in the service by focussing on specific individuals; namely Louise and Modou.‘Louise’s Story’ appears online and on television this week, highlighting the variety of opportunities the Royal Navy can offer from flying a helicopter to driving a speedboat or fixing an engine. It riffs of the old fashion notion of 'a woman's place', swapping life behind the chippie counter for an enthralling career on the ships.‘Modou’s Story’ adopts a similar tack, charting the life story of a young man who has never tired of pushing himself culminating in completing an apprenticeship.CreditsAgency: Engine (WCRS & Trailer Park)Executive Creative Director: Billy FaithfullCreative Directors: Orlando WarnerCreatives: Ben Brazier, Johnny RuthvenAgency Producer: Eliot LissAgency Production Assistant: Kaiya TaffelAgency Project Manager: Mike DowneyAccount Handling: Michael McConville, Ed Norrington, Chris Boyton, Louis Lunts, Izzy FraserPlanning: Liz Baines, Nicola DyballMedia Agency: WavemakerDesigner: Lee BurnsProduction Company: Trailer Park LondonDirector: Greg HackettExecutive Producer: Adam BoothProducer: Tom BirminghamDOP: Adric Watson / Sy TurnbullDirectors Agent: Lois Newcombe @ SpindleEditor: Tim SwabySound Design: Culum SimpsonSound house: Grand CentralPost-Production: Creative OutpostColourist: Simon Bourne @ Framestore