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Ad of the Day | Kellogg's: Special K Powering You
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Agency Leo Burnett has devised a campaign to reposition Kellogg’s Special K brand, so that women see it as a source of nutrition and one which will power them through their everyday lives.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Leo Burnett London, UKChief Creative Officer:
Chaka SobhaniGlobal Client Services Director:
Chloe BelskaiaBoard Account Director:
Lindsey GeorgeSenior Account Manager:
Emma GreenawayAccount Executive:
Amy MartinPlanning Director:
Anna CosciaAgency Producer:
Emma BewleyAgency Production Assistant:
Alex TaylorAgency Project Manager:
Gaynor GoldringAgency Art Buyer:
Jo HodgeExecutive Producer (Live Action):
Sasha NixonExecutive Producer (Food):
Alex KatzProducer (Live Action):
Natalie WetherellPost Production:
MPCFlame:
Marcus MoffattHead of Design:
Phil BosherTypography and Design:
James Wakefield, Javier Leal OlivasDOP (Live Action):
Mauro ChiarelloDOP (Food):
Tony BrownMedia Planning / Buying:
CaratDate:
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