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Ad of the Day | Equal Pay Day: Equal Pay Day 2019
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Real men are not scared of doing shitty jobs. And if they can do shitty jobs, then why can’t they do everyday shitty household tasks? In its new campaign, Equal Pay Day showcases men and their work in a super quirky manner to encourage them to reduce the gender pay gap.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Mortierbrigade, Brussels, BelgiumCreatives:
Yana Gestels, Zoé de PriesterHead of Production:
Charlotte CoddensStrategic Planner:
Dorien MathijssenStudio:
Vito LatorrataProduction:
CzarDirector:
Lionel GoldsteinExecutive Producer:
Eurydice GyselProducer:
Lander EngelsDOP:
Grimm VandekerckhoveArt Director:
TankerStunt Coordinator:
Marco MaesEditor:
Manu Van HoveGrading:
Joost Van KerckhoveOnline:
Robin De PraeterePost Production:
CzarPost Producer:
Bieke De KeersmaeckerMusic:
Greg KeelerSound Effects and Mix:
SenstudioDate:
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