Asda: The Big Freakend
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Credits
Advertising Agency:
Havas London, UKChief Creative Officer:
Vicki MaguireSenior Creatives:
Sam Turk, Paul Robbins, Matt Skolar, Eoghain ClarkeDesigners:
Lorenzo Fruzza, Josh ToogoodAgency Executive Producer (Film & Digital):
Adam HendersonAgency Assistant Producer (Film & Digital):
Debbie RagasaAgency Producers (Print):
Sarah Barclay, Dean Trendler, Hannah LevyHead of Business Affairs:
Annika SintimManaging Director:
Jennifer BlackHead of Account Management:
Megan ArmitageAccount Director:
Holly CreaseyAccount Manager:
Sophie HodgesAccount Executive:
Goldy GbedemaGroup Chief Strategy Officer:
Mark SinnockSenior Strategists:
Ravi Matharu, Flo SharpMedia Agency:
SparkProduction Company:
Biscuit FilmworksDirector:
Big Red ButtonExecutive Producer:
Rupert Reynolds-MacleanProducer:
Emily AttertonProduction Manager:
Dan DobrinDOP:
Dan BronksEdit:
ShiftEditor:
Saam HodivalaAudio:
No.8Post Production & Visual Effects:
Rascal PostVFX Supervisor:
Gareth BrannanPost Producer:
Lou CherryColourist:
Dave LudlamDate:
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