Supermarkets battled with fast food outlets for primacy, but a fake brand almost stole the show.
If you think retail is all about window displays and aisles, think again. Burger King and McDonald’s dominated this sector, with KFC also making an appearance. Leading the pack, though, was French supermarket Carrefour, which defied the law to sell fruit and vegetables grown from seeds “banned” by the EU thanks to the clout of the agro-chemical giants. It was almost as worrying as the “scary clowns” Burger King invited to its stores for free meals on Halloween, as a light-hearted jab at its competitor. But perhaps the most amusing act of vengeance was by Diesel, which stole a march on counterfeiters by selling fake merchandise, branded DEISEL, that turned out to be real.
If you think retail is all about window displays and aisles, think again. Burger King and McDonald’s dominated this sector, with KFC also making an appearance. Leading the pack, though, was French supermarket Carrefour, which defied the law to sell fruit and vegetables grown from seeds “banned” by the EU thanks to the clout of the agro-chemical giants. It was almost as worrying as the “scary clowns” Burger King invited to its stores for free meals on Halloween, as a light-hearted jab at its competitor. But perhaps the most amusing act of vengeance was by Diesel, which stole a march on counterfeiters by selling fake merchandise, branded DEISEL, that turned out to be real.
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1. Carrefour / Black Supermarket
Titolo | Black Supermarket |
Agenzia | Marcel |
Campagna | Black Supermarket |
Cliente | Carrefour |
Marca | Carrefour |
Posted | Agosto 2018 |
Settore | Grande Distribuzione alimentare |
Trama | Since the 1990s, Carrefour has fought for a more sustainable agriculture for the planet, farmers’ rights, and consumers’ health. But nobody knows it.;At the same time, as we were developing organic agriculture in France, we came against an insurmontable obstacle: the law. 90% of farmable varieties have already disappeared worldwide since the 20th century. Among the rest, only 3% are allowed. Why? Because an absurd European law forbids all « farmers’ varieties ». They would be tremendous assets for the development of organic agriculture. But only hybrid, pesticide-resistant seeds - patented by the agro-chemical industry - are authorized. |
Tipo di Media | Web Film |
Lunghezza | |
Più informazioni | https://www.lovethework.com/entries/509275 |
Advertiser Supervisors | Philippe Thobie |
Advertiser Supervisors | Laure Lamoure |
Advertiser Supervisors | Jennifer Peyre |
Creative Chairman | Anne de Maupeou |
Chief Creative Officer | Dimitri Guerassimov |
Chief Creative Officer | Fabien Teichner |
Creative Director | Gaëtan du Peloux |
Creative Director | Youri Guerassimov |
Copywriter | Antonin Jacquot |
Art Director | Clément Sechet |
Art Director Assistant | Sophie Larivière |
Digital Art Director | Eulalia Bartolomeu |
CEO | Christian Verger |
CEO | Pascal Nessim |
CEO | Charles Georges-Picot |
Account Supervisor | Aurélie Fossoux |
Account Manager | Noëlla Neffati |
Assistant Account Manager | Olivia Baranes |
Project Manager | Claire Sioufi |
CSO & Managing Partner | Nicolas Levy |
Strategic Planner | Sarah Lemarié |
Social Media Manager | Julien Petit |
Model Maker | Mathieu Andrieu |
Model Maker | Karine Pouessel |
Stunt Producer | Corine Guedj |
Producer | Gaël Cheval |
Production Manager | Elise Gangneux |
Photographer | Eric Fenot |
Director | Edouard Le Scouarnec |
Producer | Manon Leurent |
Production director | Amine Ketem |
Entrant Company | CARREFOUR |
Idea Creation | MARCEL |
Production | PRODIGIOUS |
Production | ICONOCLAST |
Production | NIGHTSHIFT |
Production | GUM |
Production | DMBM |
2. Burger King / Scary Clown Night
Titolo | Scary Clown Night |
Agenzia | LOLA MullenLowe |
Campagna | Burger King |
Cliente | Burger King |
Marca | Burger King |
Posted | Aprile 2018 |
Settore | Distribuzione |
Trama | Everybody is afraid of clowns. Except for Burger King.To prove it, the king decided to face its fear and invite its scariest enemy for a meal. The message was simple: “Come as a clown, eat like a king.” During the night of Halloween celebrations, Burger King gave away a Whopper to everyone that came dressed as a clown. You don't need to read Stephen King to think clowns are scary. As a way of defying the fear and teasing its main rival, Burger King offered a free Whopper to anyone who came dressed as a clown on Halloween. Scary Clown Night generated a vast array of costumes and some great PR too. |
Tipo di Media | Case Study |
Lunghezza | |
Post Produzione | Serena |
Executive Creative Director | Pancho Cassis |
Creative Director | Fred Bosch |
Creative Director | Fabio Brigido |
Creative Director | Tomás Ostiglia |
Copywriter | Alvaro Palma |
Copywriter | Jose Sancho |
Copywriter | Tom Elliston |
Art Director | Pedro Sattin |
Community Manager | Alex Sanchez |
Account Director | Carlos Solchaga |
Account Manager | Beatriz Sanz |
Account Manager | Laura Gerpe |
Strategic Planner | Marcelle Santos |
Communications Planner | Daniel Packness |
Agency Producer | Florencia Caputo |
Agency Producer | César Baciero |
Agency Producer | Diego Baltazar |
Casa di Produzione | Only 925 |
Director | Rodrigo Cortés |
Executive Producer | Maria Jesus Horcajuelo |
Production Manager | Óscar Vigiola |
Direttore della fotografia | Rafa García |
Editor | Efraín Parrilla |
Photographer | Ale Burset |
Digital Retoucher | Diego Speroni |
Music | TBC Spain |
Media Agency | Vision Media |
Public Relations Agency | Weber Shandwick |
Chief Creative Officer | Chacho Puebla |
Head of PR | Sarah Okrent |
Head of Brand Marketing | Fernando Machado |
Titolo | The most German supermarket |
Agenzia | Jung von Matt/Next Alster GmbH |
Campagna | EDEKA VIELFALT |
Cliente | EDEKA Zentrale |
Marca | VIELFALT KAMPAGNE |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2017 |
Settore | Grande Distribuzione alimentare |
Filosofia | German supermarket EDEKA is well known for its great variety of products. But in order to make a statement against racism they stopped offering it for one day. Instead they opened the most German supermarket ever. For just one day they banned all foreign goods and offered products made in Germany only. So that between empty shelves Germans could see for themselves what less diversity really looks like. After almost one year of preparation the shelves of one EDEKA market in Hamburg were finally emptied. Just one day later, on the 19th of August 2017, the most German supermarket ever opened its doors. Customers visiting the market were allowed to take pictures and videos while we were filming their reactions. Thanks to material shared by them the stunt went viral the very same day. Two weeks later, on the 31st of August, we published the video material shot during the stunt. By then people all over the world had already shared videos and photos on Social Media. News and magazines referred to our experiment and we became part of an on going worldwide discussion about racism and diversity. More than 117 articles were published on this subject worldwide. More than 10,000 posts were generated on social media, with an engagement of 328,000 users. Around 9,000 followers were reached on Twitter - around 9 million on Facebook. User shared the content over 30.000 times. Worldwide, the campaign reaches more than 105 million people. After the stunt EDEKA generated 18,000 new followers. We hope that this idea - just a week before the federal election in Germany - will make people think about the situation in Europe and open their eyes that diversity ist important for everyone of us. The case is relevant to media "use of stunt", because this stunt is a good example of an exceptionally staged idea with a relevant insight that concerns us all. The EDEKA target group consists a wide range of people. Mostly adults with a regulated income from the upper middle class. The aim was to reach precisely these people, as these also deal with political conflicts. The stunt should therefore take place in a supermarket to reach the typical clientele. In the expectation that the stunt would already virally spread by customers, small sings were placed in the market, to elucidate the event. Of course, everything was filmed by hidden cameras. One week later the online film was planned to go on air. Even before the online film, the stunt was already all over the news worldwide. |
Tipo di Media | Esterna |
Lunghezza | |
Production | MARKENFILM CROSSING Hamburg |
Additional Company | EDEKA ZENTRALE AG and CO KG Hamburg |
Executive Creative Director | Jens Pfau |
Managing Director | Peter Ströh |
Creative Director | Anna lichnog |
Account Director | Florian Laufenberg |
Project Manager | Isabelle Mielke |
Art Director | Pia Mader |
Copy Writer | Heiner Twenhäfel |
Art Director | Dany Rothemund |
Director | Kai Sehr |
Producer | Marie Bohr |
Creative Director | Sebastian Schnell |
4. 7-Eleven / Rhythm of Love Wall
Titolo | Rhythm of Love Wall |
Agenzia | ADK Taiwan |
Campagna | Rhythm of Love Wall |
Cliente | Uni 7-11 Csr |
Marca | 7-Eleven |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2017 |
Settore | Distribuzione |
Trama | Implementation;There's no interaction between the ordinary donation box and the donors, it's almost one-way. That is, the interaction will be finished after people donate the money.;The Rhythm of Love Wall broke this restriction, makes the donation box become an outdoor media which can interact with the consumer. People can receive the applause immediately after donating, in addition, 7-ELEVEN stands in great advantage with owning 5000 stores all over Taiwan, so the Rhythm of Love Wall toured across various key cities in Taiwan, and successfully reached everyone around the country, it effectively increases the participation.;Entry Summary;In Taiwan, everyone knows the meaning of “Rhythm of Love.”;However, to people from other countries, the clapping doesn't mean anything to them.;It is a well-known and most direct way to express encouragement to anyone to the Taiwanese people since their childhood. As a result, whenever people in Taiwan hear the clapping of Rhythm of Love, they will realize there’s someone doing a good deed which is worth to be encouraged.;Therefore we brought up an idea – “Every coin with love deserved a loving encouragement!”, we make people can receive the Rhythm of Love applause when they did a good deed. It not only successfully draws peoples’ attention across the whole countries but also created the buzz of “donating will receive encouragement.”;Brief Explanation;The traditional donation box is always presented as a box, it can’t make the sound and interact with the consumer neither.;The Rhythm of Love Wall donation box, which directly transformed the donation box into a new outdoor media. When people drop a coin into it, it will instantly give applause to them, communicate that helping people is a happy thing.;People can create their own clapping rhythm on the mobile website, and transmit back to the installation in the store immediately, and people can also make a donation online.;7-ELEVEN stands in great advantage with over 5000 stores all over Taiwan, make the Rhythm of Love Wall successfully reached to everyone and created a huge buzz while it just launched. |
Filosofia | PARTY New York and ADK Taiwan created a Robotic Clapping Wall for 7-Eleven Taiwan’s CSR campaign “Rhythm of Love”. The Robotic Clapping Wall is made of 12 pairs of mechanical hands and a donation box. Every time someone donates money into the donation box, the wall will react and start to clap, thus giving you an applause for your contribution. The wall performs different clapping rhythms every time including user-generated ones. I designed a campaign website, which allows visitors to create and share their own clapping rhythm. These walls were exhibited at 7-Eleven stores across major cities in Taiwan for 2 months. |
Tipo di Media | Interattivo |
Lunghezza | |
Chief Creative Officer | Richard Yu |
Creative Director | Kurt Lin |
Copywriter | Jean Shih |
Copywriter | Maya Yang |
Copywriter | Lisa Wang |
Art Director | Richard Yu |
Art Director | Kurt Lin |
Art Director | Yuzen Lin |
Website Director | Masumasu |
Director | Chelun Ou |
Special Effects Company | Bye Bye World |
Sound Production Company | Wondrous Inc., Tokyo |
Chief Creative Officer & Art Director | Richard Yu |
Creative Director & Art Director | Kurt Lin |
Copywriter | Jean Shih |
Copywriter | Lisa Wang |
Art Director | Yuzen Lin |
Account Executive | Shika Hsieh |
Account Executive | Riley Hsia |
Creative Director / Design Director | Eiji Muroichi |
Tech Director | Qanta Shimizu |
Senior Designer | Shiny Lee |
Creative Advisor | Masashi Kawamura |
Clapping Hand Tech & Design Direction | Masato Takahashi |
Production Director | Chiao-Chun Su |
Electronic engineer | Ben Hsu |
Installation production | Yi-Hsuan Chu |
Installation production | Chi-Tsung Chen |
Installation production | Yvonne Chang |
Programmer | Chi-Chen Yang |
Music Producer, Composer | Yuuki Ono |
Web Developer | Yuma Murakami |
Director | Ou Chelun |
Entrant Company | ADK TAIWAN |
Idea Creation | ADK TAIWAN |
Production | PARTY NY |
Production | BYE BYE WORLD |
Production | 23 DESIGN |
Production | INNOCIRQUE |
Production | CHELUN OU FILM |
Additional Company | WONDROUS INC. |
Additional Company | MASUMASU |
5. Diesel / Deisel: Go With the Fake
Titolo | Deisel: Go With the Fake |
Agenzia | Publicis New York |
Campagna | Deisel: Go With the Fake |
Cliente | Diesel |
Marca | Diesel |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 1 |
Settore | Negozi di abbigliamento e accessori |
Trama | During New York fashion week, a pop-up store opens selling "fake" Diesel clothing. The label is spelt DEISEL, even though the vendor insists it's all 100% genuine. People are sceptical but buy a few items anyway. At the end of the week Diesel reveals that the items with misspelled labels are indeed 100% genuine: and limited edition items at that. A fun way of hitting back at the counterfeiters while also generating valuable earned media. Shoppers could have been forgiven for thinking that items of clothing with labels spelled DEISEL were fakes. The items went on sale at a pop-up store in New York during fashion week. Those who bought them were no doubt surprised to learn that they were genuine Diesel, launched by the brand as collectors' items in a snarky retort against the counterfeiters and a great way of grabbing some press coverage. |
Tipo di Media | Web Film |
Lunghezza | |
Audio Record | Duotone Audio Group |
Strategic Planner | Noa Dekel |
Creative Agency | Publicis Italy |
Executive Creative Director | Luca Pannese |
Executive Creative Director | Luca Lorenzini |
Copywriter | Bryce Hooton |
Art Director | Kristen Koop |
Chief Production Officer | Lisa Bifulco |
Executive Producer | Tim LeGallo |
Business Manager | Adrienne Ludvigsen |
Account Director | Melanie Lyon |
Account Director | James Bundy |
Creative Director | Bruno Bertelli |
Creative Director | Cristiana Boccassini |
Digital Creative Director | Milos Obradovic |
Digital Creative Director | Mihnea Gheorghiu |
Social Media Manager | Doina Tatu |
Client Services Director | Barbara Pusca |
Account Manager | Camilla Poli |
Casa di Produzione | Rival School Pictures |
Director | Andrew Lane |
Executive Producer | James Blom |
Production Supervisor | Doug Smith |
Asst. Production Supervisor | Connor Vassar |
Editing Company | Cosmo Street |
Editor | Aaron Langley |
Production Company Producer | Paolo Solarte |
Music | Alessandro Cristofori |
Music | Diego Perugini |
Chief Creative Officer | Andy Bird |
Head of Social Media | Stefano Perazzo |
6. Burger King / Loving "It"
Titolo | Loving "It" |
Agenzia | Grabarz & Partner |
Campagna | Loving "It" |
Cliente | Burger King |
Marca | Burger King |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2017 |
Settore | Ristoranti e Fast Food |
Tipo di Media | Esterna |
Lunghezza | |
Production Company | RABBICORN FILMS GMBH, Hamburg |
Advertising Agency | Grabarz & Partner |
Titolo | Dragster |
Agenzia | Ogilvy Hong Kong |
Campagna | Hot & Spicy |
Cliente | KFC |
Marca | KFC |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 4 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Stampa e stampati |
Chief Creative Officer | Reed Collins |
Creative Director | John Koay |
Creative Director | Matt Nisbet |
Associate Creative Director | Kai Fung Chan |
Art Director | John Koay |
Account Manager | Stella Fung |
Project Manager | Jennifer To |
Photographer | Illusion Bangkok |
Illustrator | Illusion Bangkok |
Digital Retoucher | Illusion Bangkok |
8. McDonald's / The Flip
Titolo | The Flip |
Agenzia | We Are Unlimited |
Campagna | International Women's Day 2018 |
Cliente | McDonald's |
Marca | McDonald's |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 3 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Web Film |
Lunghezza | |
Chief Creative Officer | Ari Weiss |
Chief Creative Officer | Toygar Bazarkaya |
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) | Mark Mulhern |
Chief Delivery Officer | Denis Budniewski |
Chief Production Officer | Jon Ellis |
Executive Creative Director | John Hansa |
Creative Director | Vic Sanchez |
Creative Director | Jon Morgan |
Art Director | Emily Walton |
Copywriter | Sarah Uchison |
Copywriter | Liza Rush |
Art Director | Caitlin VanderKlok |
Art Director | Georgia Taylor |
Copywriter | Sarah Dembkowski |
Videographer | Mason Adams |
Integrated Producer | Otto Linwood III |
Content Producer | Nikki Calabrese |
Group Business Director | Chris Bergen |
Group Business Director | Melanie Behling |
Account Executive | Jessa Gianotti |
Account Executive | Ellese Meyer |
Senior Social Strategy Lead | Emily Bader |
Senior Narrative Strategist | Carly Starratt |
Associate Director Social Strategy | Daniela Vieira |
Network Partner | DDB Canada |
Executive Vice President | Cosmo Campbell |
Chief Creative Officer | Cosmo Campbell |
Executive Creative Director | Dean Lee |
Art Director | John Larigakis |
Casa di Produzione | Sanctuary Content |
Executive Producer | Preston Lee |
Director | Elle Ginter |
Production Company Producer | Tyler Boylan |
Director Photography | Allison Anderson |
Editing Company | Arcade Edit |
Managing Partner | Damian Stevens |
Head of Production | Kirsten Thon-Webb |
Executive Producer | Crissy DeSimone |
Senior Producer | Rebecca Jameson |
Editor | Kim Bica |
Assistant Editor | Dean Miyahira |
Assistant Editor | Andy Trecki |
Audio Post | We Are Unlimited |
Audio Engineer | Paxson Helgesen |
Special Effects / VFX | Timber |
Creative Director | Jonah Hall |
Creative Director | Kevin Lau |
Managing Partner | Jonah Hall |
Managing Partner | Kevin Lau |
Executive Producer | Sabrina Elizondo |
Head of Production | Melody Alexander |
VFX Producer | Emily Avoujageli |
Colorist | Miles Kinghorn |
Lead Flame Artist | Brian Shneider |
Flame Assistant | Brandon Harden |
Flame Assistant | Brack Hightchew |
Managing Partner | The Marketing Store |
Vice President (VP) | Jim Eby |
Creative Director | Jim Eby |
Vice President (VP) | Ursula Ostrom |
Account Director | Ursula Ostrom |
Account Supervisor | Kathryn Fiedler |
Art Director | Megan VanDagens |
Design | Boxer Brand Design |
Creative Director | Diana Samper |
Account Director | Lisa Burgess |
Senior Account Executive | Brian Torbik |
Media Director | Resolution Media |
Associate Director | Eric Dornbrook |
Associate Director | Samantha Bartucci |
Social Media Supervisor | Maura McNaulty |
Social Media Expert | Lexi Wozny |
9. Whopper / Google Home of the Whopper
Titolo | Google Home of the Whopper |
Agenzia | DAVID |
Campagna | Google Home of the Whopper |
Cliente | Burger King |
Marca | Whopper |
Posted | Giugno 2017 |
Settore | Ristoranti e Fast Food |
Tipo di Media | Interattivo |
Lunghezza | |
Chief Creative Officer | Anselmo Ramos |
Creative Director | Tony Kalathara |
Associate Creative Director | Ricardo Casal |
Associate Creative Director | Juan Javier Peña Plaza |
Art Director | Ricardo Casal |
Copywriter | Juan Javier Peña Plaza |
Production Company Producer | Renata Neumann |
Business Affairs Manager | Barbara Karalis |
Account Planner | Jon Carlaw |
Account Planner | Matias Candia |
Account Director | Carmen Rodriguez |
Account Supervisor | Rafael Giorgino |
Account Supervisor | Diandra Garcia |
Account Executive | Jenny Gobel |
Production | Caviar |
Director | Kris Belman |
Executive Producer | Jasper Thomlinson |
Direttore della fotografia | Chris Saul |
Production Company Producer | Megan Porche |
Editing Company | Cosmo Street |
Editor | Jeff Grippe |
Assistant | Habib Semaan |
Production Company Producer | Chelsea Spensley |
Artista | Shinya Sato |
Colorist | Shinya Sato |
Lead Marketing Communications | Diego Suarez |
Head of Brand Marketing | Fernando Machado |
Junior Art Director | Richard Cruz |
Managing Director, Head of Account Services | Paulo Fogaça |
Junior Copywriter | Dan Flora |
10. Edeka / Christmas 2117
Titolo | Christmas 2117 |
Agenzia | Jung von Matt/Alster |
Campagna | Christmas 2117 |
Cliente | EDEKA Zentrale |
Marca | Edeka |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2017 / 11 |
Settore | Grande Distribuzione alimentare |
Slogan | Without love, it's only a celebration |
Slogan (Lingua Originale) | One Liebe, es ist nur ein Fest |
Tipo di Media | Televisione |
Lunghezza | |
Casa di Produzione | Sterntag Film GmbH |
Director | Matthijs van Heijningen Jr |
Titolo | Heroes |
Agenzia | Ogilvy Hong Kong |
Campagna | Hot & Spicy |
Cliente | KFC |
Marca | KFC |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 4 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Stampa e stampati |
Chief Creative Officer | Reed Collins |
Creative Director | John Koay |
Art Director | John Koay |
Photographer | Illusion Bangkok |
Illustrator | Illusion Bangkok |
Digital Retoucher | Illusion Bangkok |
Creative Director | Matt Nisbet |
Account Manager | Stella Fung |
Associate Creative Director | Kai Fung Chan |
Project Manager | Jennifer To |
Titolo | Shuttle |
Agenzia | Ogilvy Hong Kong |
Campagna | Hot & Spicy |
Cliente | KFC |
Marca | KFC |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 4 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Stampa e stampati |
Chief Creative Officer | Reed Collins |
Creative Director | John Koay |
Art Director | John Koay |
Photographer | Illusion Bangkok |
Illustrator | Illusion Bangkok |
Digital Retoucher | Illusion Bangkok |
Creative Director | Matt Nisbet |
Account Manager | Stella Fung |
Associate Creative Director | Kai Fung Chan |
Project Manager | Jennifer To |
13. IKEA / Pee Ad
Titolo | Pee Ad |
Agenzia | Åkestam Holst /NoA |
Campagna | Where Life Happens |
Cliente | IKEA |
Marca | IKEA |
Posted | Giugno 2018 |
Settore | Negozi al dettaglio di prossimita' |
Tipo di Media | Web Film |
Lunghezza |
Titolo | The Flip - Women's Day 2018 |
Agenzia | We Are Unlimited |
Campagna | International Women's Day 2018 |
Cliente | McDonald's |
Marca | McDonald's |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 3 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Stampa e stampati |
Managing Partner | The Marketing Store |
Audio Post | We Are Unlimited |
Executive Creative Director | John Hansa |
Executive Producer | Crissy DeSimone |
Managing Partner | Damian Stevens |
Chief Creative Officer | Toygar Bazarkaya |
Chief Creative Officer | Cosmo Campbell |
Executive Vice President | Cosmo Campbell |
Executive Creative Director | Dean Lee |
Chief Creative Officer | Ari Weiss |
Executive Producer | Preston Lee |
Creative Director | Jon Morgan |
Creative Director | Kevin Lau |
Managing Partner | Kevin Lau |
Colorist | Miles Kinghorn |
Group Business Director | Melanie Behling |
Network Partner | DDB Canada |
Chief Production Officer | Jon Ellis |
Production Company Producer | Tyler Boylan |
Art Director | John Larigakis |
Head of Production | Kirsten Thon-Webb |
Lead Flame Artist | Brian Shneider |
Creative Director | Jonah Hall |
Managing Partner | Jonah Hall |
VFX Producer | Emily Avoujageli |
Editor | Kim Bica |
Assistant Editor | Andy Trecki |
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) | Mark Mulhern |
Executive Producer | Sabrina Elizondo |
Flame Assistant | Brandon Harden |
Group Business Director | Chris Bergen |
Senior Producer | Rebecca Jameson |
Head of Production | Melody Alexander |
Flame Assistant | Brack Hightchew |
Creative Director | Vic Sanchez |
Assistant Editor | Dean Miyahira |
Chief Delivery Officer | Denis Budniewski |
Associate Director | Samantha Bartucci |
Associate Director | Eric Dornbrook |
Art Director | Emily Walton |
Copywriter | Sarah Uchison |
Copywriter | Liza Rush |
Art Director | Caitlin VanderKlok |
Art Director | Georgia Taylor |
Copywriter | Sarah Dembkowski |
Videographer | Mason Adams |
Integrated Producer | Otto Linwood III |
Content Producer | Nikki Calabrese |
Account Executive | Jessa Gianotti |
Account Executive | Ellese Meyer |
Senior Social Strategy Lead | Emily Bader |
Senior Narrative Strategist | Carly Starratt |
Associate Director Social Strategy | Daniela Vieira |
Director | Elle Ginter |
Director Photography | Allison Anderson |
Audio Engineer | Paxson Helgesen |
Vice President (VP) | Jim Eby |
Creative Director | Jim Eby |
Vice President (VP) | Ursula Ostrom |
Account Director | Ursula Ostrom |
Account Supervisor | Kathryn Fiedler |
Art Director | Megan VanDagens |
Creative Director | Diana Samper |
Account Director | Lisa Burgess |
Senior Account Executive | Brian Torbik |
Social Media Supervisor | Maura McNaulty |
Social Media Expert | Lexi Wozny |
Editing Company | Arcade Edit |
Special Effects / VFX | Timber |
Casa di Produzione | Sanctuary Content |
Media Director | Resolution Media |
Design | Boxer Brand Design |
Titolo | The Meeting |
Agenzia | TBWA\Thailand |
Campagna | The All Nighters |
Cliente | McDonald's |
Marca | Mcdonald's 24 Hour Restaurants |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 |
Settore | Alimentari |
Tipo di Media | Stampa e stampati |