Booking.com: Booking hero
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Credits
Advertising Agency:
Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam, NetherlandsArt Director:
Victor MonclusHead of Content:
Joe TogneriExecutive Producer:
Tony StearnsBroadcast Production Assistant:
Eleni KarathanasiDirector of Interactive Production:
Kelsie Van DemanInteractive Copywriter:
Jake BarnesInteractive Art director:
Jeffrey LamPlanner:
Emma WisemanComms Planner:
Josh ChangGroup Account Director:
Jordi PontAccount Director:
Aitziber IzurrateguiAccount Manager:
Caroline Melody MeyerRetoucher:
Dario FusnecherStudio Artist:
Noa RederoProject Manager:
Stacey PruddenBusiness Affairs:
Michael GravesProduction Company:
MJZDirector:
Dante AriolaDirector of Photography:
Benoit DelhommeProducer:
Natalie HillExecutive Producer:
Debbie TurnerEditorial:
PeepshowEditor:
Andrea MacArthurExecutive Producer:
Jason KremerPost Production / VFX:
GlassworksManaging Director:
Olivier KlonhammerLead Flame:
Morten VintherNuke:
Jos WabekeAFX:
Ben StonerAudio Post:
Wave StudiosSound Designer/Mixer:
Alex Nicholls-LeeMusic:
Mutato MuzikaDate:
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