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Ad of the Day | ITV & Veg Power: Eat Them To Defeat Them
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TV
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Eat Them To Defeat Them is a radical new national advertising campaign, launching Friday 25th January on ITV that aims to inspire kids to eat more healthily and help tackle rising childhood obesity. The vegetables are taking over the world and in order to defeat them...the kids need to get eating them!
Credits
Advertising Agency:
adam&eveDDB, London, UKPlanners:
Martin Beverley, Hugh De Winton, Sara KeeganProducer:
Sally PritchettChief Creative Officer:
Richard BrimAccount Executive:
Clive OlamijuAccount Director:
Mitch LovichPR Manager:
Jessica DunleyProject Manager:
Alice SouthamDesigner / Typographer:
Danny EdwardsCEO:
Mat GoffMedia Agency:
GoodstuffProduction Company:
Pulse FilmsExecutive Producer:
Lucy KellyDirector:
Ninian DoffProducer:
Ellie FryCinematographer:
Patrick MellorProduction Manager:
Ria Hanish OakesProduction Designer:
Tim GibsonEdit Company:
Work EditorialEditor:
Mark EdinoffPost Production Company:
nineteentwentyColourist:
Kai Van BeersVFX Supervisor:
Ludo FealyProducer:
David Keegan2D Artists:
Robert Lilley, Nicole Palucsis3D Lead:
Martin Blunden3D Artists:
Mike Farrar, Josh BarlowMusic Supervision:
String and TinsComposers:
Lukas Ledzki, Michal SmorawinskiSound Company:
String and TinsSound Engineer:
Adam SmythDate:
January, 2019
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