American Express Gold UK: Keep Doing You
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American Express is encouraging people to “Keep Doing You” in a new dual-screen view campaign that reveals the many ways that the Amex Gold Card rewards you for the things you’re already doing. Whether you love travel, music, entertainment, fashion or food, Amex Gold doesn’t ask you to change your spending habits, instead you are simply rewarded for the things you buy anyway.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Dentsu Creative, UKGlobal Clients Chief Creative Officer:
Julie ScelzoExecutive Creative Director:
Sue HiggsProduction Director:
Roz PrenticePlanning Director:
June Fong, Trevor LindroosBusiness Director:
David McCollSenior Account Director:
Christopher DoggettAccount Manager:
Isabel CarlessAccount Executive:
Ottilie StephensonDirector:
Similar But DifferentProduction Company:
SmugglerProduction Company Producer:
Claire JonesEdit House:
Ten ThreeEditor:
Ellie JohnsonPost Production:
GABHASenior Flame Artist:
Daniel MorrisColour:
Andrew FrancisPost Producer:
Dafydd UpsdellAudio:
Wave StudiosMusic Supervision:
The Music LabPhotographer:
Sebastian BarrosRetouching:
Justine Foord, Pete StedmanAgency Producer:
Anuschka DasDate:
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