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Powerful Story by Engine Creative & Rankin: 'See through the symptoms' Campaign to raise awareness of lung cancer in never smokers
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Advertising Agency:
Engine, London, UKChairman:
Julian HoughCreatives:
Bilel Labjaoui, Charlie HallamAgency Producer:
Debbie ImpettAssistant Producer:
Olive AndrewsDigital Designer:
Nick DinnenIntegrated Project Director:
Liz BoothbyExperience Design Director:
Chao GaoPhotographers Agency:
RankinPhotographer:
RankinExecutive Producer:
Chelsea StempleProducer:
Grace FingerPhotography Team:
Manny Owusu-Afram, Tatjana Galic, Doma Dovgialo, Chloe BurgessPhotography Retouching:
True Black StudioProduction Studio:
TagCreative Producer:
Donna Head, Nick ToumaziDesign and Motion Design:
Daniel ToddCreative Retoucher:
Adam HowesSound Design:
Scott LittleDesigner:
Steven QuaDate:
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