Ad of the Day | KFC: Whenever, Wherever
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Credits
Advertising Agency:
Ogilvy Johannesburg, South AfricaExecutive Creative Director:
Peter LittleCreative Director:
Safaraaz SindhiSenior Art Director:
Johann Witbrood BothaSenior Copywriter:
Abas RashidGroup Account Director:
Lungi NgobeseSenior TV Producer:
Tsakane MogaleProduction Company:
They Shoot FilmExecutive Producer:
Darren Michael Gordo GordonProducer:
Saskia Rosenberg HaakPM:
Pia CaverniDOP:
Rick JoaquimGrip:
Brent WebbGaffer:
Thomas WahlArt Direction:
Steph & ArthurWardrobe:
Hannah SmithMakeup and Hair:
Debra NicolAd:
Sean O'SullivanFood Styling:
Bianca DelidesStunts:
Jacques van der Merwe, JP van der Merwe, xtreme sfxSound Recordist:
David SeaposeUnit:
Mandla Madi2nd unit Director & Researcher:
Wandile XabaMusic / Sound Design:
Audio MilitiaSound & Music Head Producer:
Catherine GrenfellColourist:
Nic ApostoliStoryboard Wizard:
Mark RiskClient:
KFC South AfricaChief Marketing Officer:
Dhruv KaulMarketing Directors:
Grant MacPherson, Suhayl LimbadaMarketing Manager:
Hloni MohopeBrand Manager:
Lynette NgwataDate:
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