Wieden+Kennedy – Campaigns of the World

We Play Real | Nike inspiring film to celebrate Black Women in sports

COTW — Sun, 21 Nov 2021 06:54:28 +0000

Help level the playing field for Black Women. We Play Real by Nike

Black Women are rarely recognized for the hard work they put in. It’s not just magic; they are the real thing.

Nike inspires and enables consumers to join them in action through a new film, ‘We Play Real’; a social campaign elevating Black women’s voices; and a pitch campaign with community partner Black Girl Ventures. Key athletes in the film include Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka, Sydney Leroux, and many more.

Throughout 2021, Nike will continue to deliver inspiring, empowering, and motivating stories, content, and experiences that demonstrate how the power of sport can help move the world forward.

Credits
Client: Nike
Campaign: We Play Real
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy
Formats: Trueview Ads.| Digital Film
Tags: Craft, Diversity, Film, Impactful, Storytelling, #WePlayReal
Countries: USA

Nike React: Running makes the world go round

COTW — Tue, 30 Mar 2021 16:24:43 +0000

Nike React: Run the World. Runners do make the world go round in an interactive stunt in Shanghai.

The people of Shanghai rubbed their eyes in disbelief when they saw a person running on top of a giant, spinning, 50-meter globe in the middle of the city. His running made the world go round, and as he ran faster, the world spun faster.

The stunt, “Running Makes the World Go Round,” marked the launch of Nike’s new running campaign “Choose Go” and introduced Nike Epic React technology to a broader audience in China.

Agency hijacked Metro City, a spherical building in Shanghai, and turned it into an interactive spinning globe that made runners look like they were on top of the world. Runners ran on a treadmill and magically appeared on top of the building using a 5-meter invisible screen and camera technology. The quicker they ran, the quicker they made the world go round.

Dozens of celebrities, including Edison Chen, had their names projected onto the globe while running on top of the world. This stunt delivered a strong message to China about the power of running, and encouraged everyone across the nation to get out there and run. The event garnered so much attention, the police shut it down and stopped the world.

Credits
Brand: Nike
Product: Nike React Shoes
Advertising Agency: Wieden+Kennedy
Campaign: Nike React

Happy by Michelob Ultra – A Super Bowl commercial showing the importance of ‘Joy’ in success

COTW — Wed, 10 Feb 2021 07:49:12 +0000

We are often told that success requires hard work, sacrifice, grit, and dedication. While all of that is still true, people often forget the important part joy plays in success. With its thought-provoking Super Bowl commercial, Michelob Ultra raises a question about the importance of Joy in attaining success.

‘Happy’ with the help of Sports superstars like Serena Williams, Alex Morgan, Anthony Davis, Payton Menning, Brook Koepka, Jimmy Buttler shows the less famous but equally important parts of their lives where they are seen spending quality time with their families.

There is no success worth the cost of your joy. This campaign indeed has been successful in highlighting the same and has a positive message.

Credits
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy New York
Client: Michelob Ultra
Campaign: Happy

Nike: The doll I’ve never asked for

COTW — Sun, 20 Dec 2020 13:59:18 +0000

Andressa Alves’ story could be the same as many girls who like football and have to change their dreams after being overwhelmed by patriarchy’s rules. Nike decided to tell the history of this athlete to break the cycle and to support any girl that doesn’t want to change her dream to fit a rule through this campaign ‘The doll I’ve never asked for’.
After all, if the world plays against you, show them what a dream can do.

Credits
Client: Nike
Campaign: The doll I’ve never asked for
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, São Paulo
Directed by The Fridman Sisters
Lina Fridman + Maira Fridman
Produced by Alice Filmes

Executive Producer: Waldemar Tamagno
Line Producer: Ana Mansur, Bruna Nogueira
Production Director: Fabio Arisaka
DP Brazil: Pierre de Kerchove
DP Spain: Íñigo Zubicaray
Art Director: Guilherme Marini
1AD: Vinicius Mendes
Sports Choreographer: Marc Cumbers
Props: Joana Stickel
Set Decoration: Manuela Pellizzon Tossi
Wardrobe: Marina Vieira
Cast: Claudia Secaff
Location: Alex Rocha
Editor: Rami D’Aguiar
Color: Osmar Junior
Post Supervisor: Caroline Rye, Pedro Martins
VFX: Daniel Soci, Warriors VFX
Audio: Punch Audio
MKO: André Fridman
Creative Team: Maíra Pinto, Daniel Cirati Gomes, Marina Vancini Saldanha, Nalu Pitanga
Production Service: Vagabond

Her Street – A rallying cry for justice

COTW — Tue, 24 Nov 2020 07:13:45 +0000

Countless Black women have been victims of police violence and the only way to remember their names, is to never stop saying them. Or seeing them. Her Street is a movement to rename the exact street where these atrocities took place, after the women themselves. Miami Ad School honor the women by making them a landmark you cannot look away from and have streets become rallying cries for justice.
This was created as a part of the One Club Mentor & Creative Program at Wieden+Kennedy NY.

Credits
Campaign: Her Street
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Mumbai + Miami Ad School, Mexico City
Agency website: https://miamiadschool.com/
Art Director: Catarina Barcala
Copywriter: Palak Kapadia

This campaign is about:
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You Can’t Stop Us, an inspirational film by Nike

COTW — Thu, 13 Aug 2020 05:35:24 +0000

You Can’t Stop Us by Nike

Just as you can’t stop Naomi Osaka, Cristiano Ronaldo or Leo Baker. Sport unites us. Strengthens us. Keeps us pushing ahead. No matter what, we will always come back stronger, together.

Nike strives to bring innovation and inspiration to every athlete* in the world. (* If you have a body, you are an athlete.)

Narrated by Megan Rapinoe, the spot celebrates sport as a source of inspiration. Its action shares a dynamic split screen series detailing 36 pairings of athletes and relating the kinetic movement of one sport to another. Developed through research of more than 4,000 pieces of footage, the resulting montage underscores commonalities shared by athletes around the world.

Closed gyms and empty stadiums haven’t stopped athletes from pushing forward and using their platforms to help create change. Through those actions, sport shows us what an equal playing field looks like — and reminds us that a better future is possible.

Credits
Advertising Agency: W+K Portland, USA
Campaign: You Can’t Stop Us
Brand: Nike

Tags:
Film, United States, Fashion, Public Interest, NGO, Retail Services, Sports, Nike, Wieden+Kennedy

For Once, Don’t Do It – Nike Extends Support to Black Lives Across America

COTW — Sun, 21 Jun 2020 10:50:30 +0000

Anti-racism campaign by Nike: For Once, Don’t Do It

The past few weeks in America have been nothing short of turbulent. Quite obviously, the murder of George Floyd has enraged the African-American community. Consequently, the entire nation has seen an uprising. Americans of all ethnicities and skin colours have banded together against racism. In essence, the public is standing up for the soul of America. In the same spirit, Nike also launched a unique anti-racism campaign. Titled ‘For Once, Don’t Do It’, the digital ad urges Americans to acknowledge the evil of racism.

Created by Wieden+Kennedy, the ad inverts the meaning of Nike’s slogan. Instead of motivating viewers to ‘Just Do It’, the campaign advocates the opposite. Thereon, a blend of typography and music fleshes out the message further.

All in all, the campaign solidifies Nike’s stance on racism. In essence, it symbolises that until we all win, no one does!

Fight for equality continues, HBO created cartoon illustrations for Women’s Equality Day

COTW — Fri, 23 Aug 2019 15:53:04 +0000

Ahead of Women’s Equality Day on Aug. 26, which will mark the 99th anniversary of women’s suffrage in the United States, HBO commissioned a series of paintings featuring four women from HBO shows. Each shines a light on women’s struggles for equal pay, representation and agency.

Credits
Brand: HBO
Campaign: Women’s Equality Day
Advertising Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, New York, USA
Executive Creative Director: Karl Lieberman
Creative Directors: Jaclyn Crowley, Sean McLaughlin
Copywriter: Michelle Smith
Art Director: Amy Wheeler
Head of Art Production: Deb Rosen
Art Producer: Sabreen Jafry
Print Producer: Samantha Duncan
Studio Manager: Chris Kelsch
Studio Artist: Chris Thomas
Retouching: Chris McClelland
Account Director: Samantha Wagner
Account Supervisor: Lee Ford
Account Resident: Demornay Harper
Brand Strategist: Brian Ritter
Social Strategist: Leah Greene
Project Manager: Julie Knight
Business Affairs Manager: Michael Moronez
Public Relations Specialist: Sanam Shah
Illustrator: Jeanne Detallante

Source

Tags:
Print Ad, Print advertising, Creative Print Ads, Print campaign, Creative Advert, HBO, Women’s Equality Day, inequality, #BecauseOfHer

Top finalists for The One Show 2019 (The One Club)

COTW — Tue, 16 Apr 2019 08:47:47 +0000

McCann New York, Ogilvy Chicago and BBDO New York lead the way with finalists entries for The One Show 2019, as announced today by The One Club for Creativity, the world’s foremost non-profit organization celebrating creative excellence in advertising and design. The One Show 2019 finalists

McCann New York has the most finalists this year with 41. Sixteen of their finalists are on behalf of client March for Our Lives, including nine for “Price On Our Lives” and seven for “The Most Vicious Cycle”. The agency also has 12 finalists spots for MGM Resorts International “Universal Love Songs” and eight for National Geographic work (five for “Astronaut Reality Helmet” and three for “Planet or Plastic”).

Ogilvy Chicago is close behind with 40 One Show finalists, including 16 for nine different entries on behalf of Lyric Opera, and 15 for SC Johnson work (10 for Kiwi “First Steps” and five for Lysoform “Last Germ”).

BBDO New York has 38 finalists, including 12 on behalf of AT&T (seven for “The Face of Distracted Driving”), seven for Monica Lewinsky/Anti-Bullying “#DefyTheName” and six for Mars Chocolate North America-Snickers work.

Thirty-four finalists go to Droga5 New York, including 16 for The New York Times (13 for “The Truth is Worth It” and three for “Read More. Learn More”). TBWA\Chiat\Day New York has 30 finalists, including 12 for Adidas (eight of them for “Billie Jean King Your Shoes”), nine for Columbia Journalism Review “The Fake News Stand” and four for Thomson Reuters “Unboxing the Truth”.

Other top agencies for One Show 2019 finalists are DDB Paris with 27, DDB Chicago with 25, Wieden+Kennedy Portland with 23, Serviceplan Munich with 22, TBWA\Media Arts Lab Los Angeles with 21 and Dentsu Tokyo with 20.

The entry with the most finalists spots is “Broadway The Rainbow” for Mars Wrigley Confectionery by DDB Chicago with 25, followed by Burger King “The Whopper Detour” by FCB New York with 19. Tied for third with 17 finalists each are Nike “Dream Crazy” by Wieden+Kennedy Portland and McDonald’s “The Flip” by We Are Unlimited Chicago with The Marketing Store Chicago, DDB New York and DDB Canada Vancouver.

One Show 2019 juries selected 1,558 finalists representing 40 countries. To download the complete list of The One Show 2019 finalists by discipline, please visit
The-One-Show-2019-finalists

This year’s winners will be announced at two nights of The One Show awards ceremonies on May 8, 6:00 pm-12:00 am at the Ziegfeld Ballroom, 141 West 54th St. and May 10, 6:00 pm-2:00 am at Cipriani, 55 Wall St., both in New York.

The awards ceremonies are part of The One Club for Creativity’s Creative Week, May 6-10, 2019 in New York ). The preeminent festival showcasing the intersection of advertising, innovation and creative thinking, Creative Week also includes the ADC 98th Annual Awards ceremony, the dynamic Young Ones Education Festival, inspiring sessions with some of the biggest names in the industry at the Creative Summit and the exclusive Executive Creative Summit, open to a limited number of top-level leaders (founders, CCOs, managing partners).

In a reflection of the tremendous creative opportunities now possible in today’s outdoor ad market, The One Club for Creativity announced a partnership this year with OUTFRONT Media, Inc (NYSE: OUT), who serve as exclusive sponsor for The One Show 2019 Outdoor category. OUTFRONT Media is one of the largest out-of-home media companies in North America, connecting brands and consumers in the “real world” on giant creative canvases. Their focus on creative, through in-house creative boutique OUTFRONT Studios, has been recognized across the media industry.

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Skol Beats – Smart Beats Speakers | Adding the Smart Life to the Night Life

COTW — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 16:14:01 +0000

The Brazilian market is fond of the beer manufactured by Skol. The Skol Beats beer that comes with a citrus taste and 3 additional flavors is among the favorite nightlife beverages in the country. In a bid to further strengthen itself as a party essential, the brand brings a new flavor to the market. However, this year, the brand launched something called the Smart Beats instead.

The Smart Beats are bottle-shaped speakers that come with Skol’s signature branding and also double up as a digital assistant. Wieden & Kennedy Sao Paulo developed the ad campaign on the brand’s new innovation. Media Monks, the creative digital production company, also worked on the project.

The artificial intelligence-based Smart Beats can help you out with all our party related requirements. It can call you an Uber, play awesome playlists, give you style tips, help you with drink recipes, and more. This limited edition device is your ideal party assistant!

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We feel that the luxurious Smart Beats Speakers device will definitely attract some loyal customers of the brand. However, some might just view it as nothing more than a fancy toy.

Credits-
Client: Skol Beats
Campaign: Smart Beats
Creative agency: Wieden+Kennedy, São Paulo
Production company: MediaMonks

This Ad is about:
Skol Beats, Smart Beats, Wieden+Kennedy, São Paulo, MediaMonks, Beverages, Beer, Technology, Innovation, Alcoholic drink

This Month’s GQ Comes with a Scented Paper Blazer, Thanks to Old Spice

COTW — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 12:07:56 +0000

It is a challenge for perfume companies which rely on strong use of sense of smell to market their product in the print media. Up until now, scented strips or pages have been used by perfume and deodorant companies to advertise their brand but Old Spice changed the game altogether in the latest edition of GQ. The company attached a full length, wearable and scented paper blazer in the pages of GQ. Sounds crazy, doesn’t it?

The idea developed by their agency Wieden+Kennedy is a part of more holistic campaign and this was just one leg of it. The idea behind this gimmick was that people not only experience how well Red Original Old Spice smells on the blazer but that when a person ventures out or wears the blazer, it gets others to try out the product as well.

What’s more is that the blazer is disposable and if someone wants, reusable as well. Kudos to the brand, their agency and to GQ as well for coming up with an idea so crazy it has us rushing to our nearest magazine stands!

Credits
Client: Old Spice
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy
Creative Director: Ashley Davis-Marshall, Matt Sorrell
Copywriter: Andy Laugenour
Art Director: Robbie Rane
Media: Cherish Lee, Melissa Meier
Account: Ghada Soufan, Katie Schaller
Fabrication: Ellen Osborn
Studio: Ken Berg, Patrick Cahalan

This Ad is related to:
Old Spice, Wieden+Kennedy, Scented Paper Blazer, Creative Print Ads, Innovation, GQ Magazine, Latest technology, Advertising agency, Marketing strategy, Print advertising, Creativity

Every person has a story to tell in Facebook’s “Live what you love” campaign

COTW — Sat, 10 Mar 2018 12:16:28 +0000

For a brand like Facebook which today has almost 2.2 billion active users worldwide with 217 million users in India, it is a challenge to advertise something which consumers don’t already know. However, Facebook India pleasantly surprised us with their new campaign ‘Live What You Love’ where they tell us what we know but in a way that makes you feel that all this is unheard of before.

This campaign is Facebook’s first major campaign in India targeting and speaking directly to get users on board. The campaign blankets all mediums including print, outdoor, digital, cinema and TV. One of the major reasons behind launching such a vast, planned out initiative is speculated to be the reports that Facebook is losing its young users to the likes of social networking mediums like Snapchat and is already struggling with issues like safety concerns and fake news.

The “Live What You Love” campaign is a breath of fresh air amidst these speculations. The video ads display the story of two youngsters named “Neha” and “Sunny” and how their likes and passions are given a voice, thanks to Facebook. Both the ads are youthful, vibrant and have very relatable characters which add to the storyline. The films are shot with a unique perspective and builds up to the end which tells how Facebook is the one place where your job, likes, dislikes, life choices and even business promotions merge to give you the perfect social media platform.

The campaigns have Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam as their creative agency but in India, Facebook’s media mandate is managed by GroupM’s Mindshare. “Live What You Love” has also released a series of digital posters targeting the Facebook Groups feature which highlights how the platform brings together like-minded people. The whole campaign surely lifts up to the expectations and we hope it helps Facebook achieve what it is aiming for.

Credits:
Brand: Facebook
Campaign: Live what you love

VP, CMO Gary Briggs
Director, Regional Marketing James Chadwick
Head of Regional Consumer
Marketing Kate Johnson
Regional Marketing Manager-India Vyom Prashant
WIEDEN+KENNEDY AMSTERDAM
Executive Creative Directors Mark Bernath, Eric Quennoy
Creative Directors Szymon Rose, Daniel Schaefer
Art Director Anyaa Dev
Copywriter Ankita Tobit
Head of Integrated Production Joe Togneri
Executive Producer Tony Stearns
HEAD OF STRATEGY Martin Weigel
Planner Alex Janneau
Communications Planner Jocelyn Reist
Group Account Director Kathryn Addo, Alyssa Ramsey
Account Director Eleanor Thodey, Aimee Betancourt
Account Manager Louise Rahman
Account Executive Abderrahim El Khouani
Art Buyer Chiara Donati
Studio Artist Noa Redero
Project Manager Lauren Cardoe
Business Affairs Kacey Kelly

FILM PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION COMPANY RATTLING STICK
Director Sara Dunlop
Director of Photography Antonio Paladino
Producer Tess Mitchell

EDITING COMPANY WORK EDITORIAL
Editor Bill Smedley
Assistant Editor Ellie McNaughtan
AUDIO POST WAVE (LONDON)
Sound Designer/Mixer Parv Thind

MUSIC
Artist / Title VARIOUS
POST PRODUCTION MPC (LONDON)
Flame Jack Stone
Assistant Flame Alex Snookes
Colorist Jean Clement Soret
Production Coordinator Tamara Mennell

PRINT PRODUCTION
Photographer Bharat Sikka
Photography Agency Industry Art
Production Company India Ransom film productions

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KFC’s “Big Chicken Small Movie” delightful animated short film by Wieden+Kennedy

COTW — Wed, 09 Aug 2017 16:21:55 +0000

Watch KFC Big Chicken Small Movie by Wieden+Kennedy. It’s the best movie about a 56-ft steel chicken attached to a KFC that will come out this year.

The new animated short film, Big Chicken Small Movie, is designed to celebrate the Georgia town and its giant steel chicken. From the beginning, the intention was to make the short film as Atlanta-focused as possible. Awesome Inc, is an Atlanta-based studio known for both its series and commercial work. The project debuted on Sunday, August 6th, which was National Friendship Day.

Anthony Gianino, KFC franchisee owner and VP of marketing for KBP Foods, the film marks the culmination of an exciting project. The beloved “Big Chicken” KFC restaurant reopened to the public May 11 following a $2.2 million renovation.

“I think every Atlantan has a tender spot for that giant bird, so it was an honor to try to do it proud. Also, I’m excited to show all my friends from high school that I made it to the top–even if it’s just the top of the Big Chicken,” said W+K copywriter Mike Egan, who was born and raised in Atlanta.

Credits
Brand: KFC
W+K PORTLAND
Executive Creative Directors – Eric Baldwin, Jason Bagley
Creative Directors – Jason Kreher, Freddie Powell
Copywriter – Mike Egan
Art Directors – Matthew Carroll, Tim Semple

Producer – Blake Carrillo
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Awesome Inc
Director & Lead Design – Craig Sheldon
Executive Producer – Ashley Kohler
Line Producer – Allison Sanders
Design – Chris Anderson
Lead Storyboard Artist – Craig Sheldon

Storyboard Artists – Guillermo Comin, Billie Liao

Character Design – Sofia Salazar
Animators – Craig Sheldon, Chris Anderson, Joshua Mullinax, Mark McDonald, Edgar Ferrer, Nathan Churney, Jeff DiMaggio

Production Assistant – Titus T. Bug
Editor – Thomas Fine
Studio Manager -Lauren Teasley

MUSIC + SOUND DESIGN
Music+Sound Company: Bluetube
Composer – Michael Kohler
Sound Designer – Michael Kohler
Producer – Michael Kohler

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Honda Dream Makers – Tribute to the craft of filmmaking

COTW — Mon, 24 Jul 2017 05:49:26 +0000

This tremendous ad campaign (Honda Dream Makers) is a beautiful homage to the premium automotive brand Honda. The use of technology in making this video is exceptional. The graphics used are very high resolution and look great. The use of high-tech computer systems is intrinsic to this promotional video.

The video sheds light on the brand’s latest products and shows their technological advancement. The video displays cars like the all new Civic Sedan, Civic Type-R – which is an all new sporty hatchback cum coupe and the Legendary SUV CR-V. The ad campaign also underscores the brand’s motorcycles which are known for their reliability quotient.

This 90-second film, created as part of Honda’s partnership with Britain’s Channel 4, takes viewers through each stage of the filmmaking process, including storyboarding, illustration, filming and animation.

The use of background sounds in the video is very catchy and captures the attention of the audiences immediately, exactly what is expected of an ad campaign.

Honda wonderfully appreciates all the sincere efforts shown by Wieden+Kennedy London in making this promotional video cum ad-campaign that is a force to be reckoned with. What better way to thank/acknowledge a long-term association than showcasing all that is HONDA in its magnificent glory!

Credits-
Client: Honda
Agency: Wieden+Kennedy London

Executive Creative Directors: Tony Davidson, Iain Tait, Kim Papworth
Creative Directors: Carlos Alija, Laura Sampedro
Creatives: Carlos Alija, Laura Sampedro, Juan Sevilla, Mico Toledo
Group Account Director: Nick Owen
Account Director: James McHoull
Account Manager: Olivia Amato-Pace
Executive Producer: James Guy
Producer: Michelle Brough

Production Company: Time Based Arts
Directors: James Allen and Mike Skrgatic
DOP: Daniel Landin
Producer: Bonnie Anthony
Editor: Paul Hardcastle
VFX Supervisors: Sheldon Gardner, Stephen Grasso
Lead Flame: Luke Todd, Matt Jackson, Thiago Dantas
Flame: Jamie Crofts, Adam Paterson
Lead Nuke: Matt Shires, Bernie Varela
Nuke: Ralph Briscoe, Aitor Arroyo, Linda Cieniawska

3D Design: Chris Wood, Dan Davie, Tom Robinson, Stephen Ross, Mike Battcock, Sam Osbourne, Federico Vanone, Nigel Timms, Federico Guzzardo, James Mann, Oscar Gonzalez Diez, Dave Loh, Jeroen Hooghoudt, Tom Hall, Jess Gorick

Artists: Sylvie Minois, James Husbands, Yibi Hu, Nigel Raynor, Ben Oliver

Additional Photography: Dan Lowe
Colourist: Simone Gratarolla
Executive Producer: Tom Johnson

Sound design: Sam Ashwell, 750mph
Original music: Sounds & Sons
Composer / Arranger: Jean-Gabriel Becker, Sounds & Sons

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Nike, “Time is Precious” A new campaign to encourage athletes

COTW — Tue, 03 Jan 2017 16:38:42 +0000

Nike says the campaign is a build-up to the holiday season and the short films aim to encourage athletes of any level to give themselves the best gift of all: Time to do sport. So, are we training today?

Time is Precious

Holidays

Reality

Celebrities

Friends

Opinions

Pictures

Zombies

Credits:
Client: Nike
Project name: “Time is precious”
Client Contact: David Reti / Alex Lopez
Agency: W+K Portland
Creative Directors: Chris Groom & Antony Goldstein
Creative: Stefan van den Boogaard
Creative: Tim Arts
Executive Producer: Matt Hunnicutt
Producer: Amy Berriochoa
Account Team: Anna Boteva, Luiza Prata Carvalho, Alyssa Ramsey
Strategic Planning: Zack Kaplan, Henry Lambert
Media/Comms Planning: Lisa Feldhusen, John Furnari
Business Affairs: Anna Beth Nagel
Project Management: Andrea Nelsen
Studio Designer: Leslie Waara
Studio Manager: Leticia Barajas
Motion Designer: Alex Bernard
Editorial Company: Joint
Editor: Eric Hill
Assistant Editors: JB Jacobs, Kevin Alfoldy, Mimi Bergen, Dylan Sylwester
Post Producer: Sarah Fink
Post Executive Producer: Leslie Carthy
Mix Company: Joint
Mixer: Noah Woodburn
Audio Assistant: Natalie Huizenga
Audio Producer: Sarah Fink