Titolo | Bus |
Agenzia | BBDO New York |
Campagna | More of Your Thing |
Cliente | AT&T Inc. |
Marca | AT&T |
Data di Prima Diffusione/Publicazione | 2018 / 7 |
Settore | Elettronica di comsumo e Audiovisivi |
Trama | AT&T connects people to all kinds of top quality content. So these two spots begin in one genre - and end in another. In the first, we're in a romantic comedy, with the main character stopping a flight to profess her love for a passenger. But when they drive off together, she transforms into a horrific demon. In the "Bus" spot, a cliffhanging drama morphs into a musical. |
Tipo di Media | Televisione |
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Editing Company | Trim Editing |
Worldwide Chief Creative Officer | David Lubars |
Chief Creative Officer | Greg Hahn |
Group Executive Creative Director | Matt MacDonald |
Executive Creative Director | David Povill |
Executive Creative Director | David Cuccinello |
Creative Director | Kevin Mulroy |
Creative Director | Dan Kenneally |
Group Executive Producer | Julie Collins |
Executive Producer | Jessica Coccaro |
Director of Integrated Production | David Rolfe |
Communications Planning Director | Mac Russell |
Director of Project Management | Colin Vidka |
Account Manager | Doug Walker |
Account Manager | Rachel Nairn |
Account Manager | David McKenzie |
Casa di Produzione | Somesuch Somesuch |
Director | Daniel Wolfe |
Direttore della fotografia | Tom Townend |
Executive Producer | Nicky Barnes |
Line Producer | Tom Martin |
Founding Partner | Tim Nash |
Editing Company | Cosmo Street Editorial |
Editor | Tom Lindsay |