Johnsonville: Ruben & The Receders

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Media Type:

TV TV

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Food

At our family-owned company, our people are responsible for everything. Even coming up with our commercials. This Flame Grilled Chicken spot comes from Todd, who has worked in the Johnsonville transportation department for nearly 22 years.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Droga5 New York, USA

Creative Chairman:

David Droga

Chief Creative Officer:

Ted Royer

Executive Creative Director:

Scott Bell

Associate Creative Director:

Chris Colliton, Kevin Weir

Copywriter:

Daniel Litzow

Art Director:

Max Friedman

Chief Creation Officer:

Sally-Ann Dale

Co-Directors of Film Production:

Jesse Brihn, Bryan Litman

Senior Producer, Film:

Rebecca Wilmer

Associate Producer, Film:

Jamil/ McGinnis

Music Supervisors:

Ryan Barkan, Mike Ladman

Associate Director:

Librado Sanchez

Business Affairs Manager:

Whitney Vose

Director of Print Services:

Rob Lugo

Producer/Print:

Rick Gutierrez

Global Chief Strategy Officer:

Jonny Bauer

Group Strategy Director:

Aaron Wiggan

Senior Strategist:

Marc Iserlis

Group Communications Strategy Director:

Brian Nguyen

Senior Communications Strategist:

Kevin Wilkerson

Data Strategy Director:

Lily Ng

Group Account Director:

Julia Albu

Account Director:

Pat Rowley

Account Supervisor:

Kate Tyler Monroe

Project Manager:

Rayna Lucier

Production Company:

Arts & Sciences

Director:

Adam & Dave

Executive Producer:

Marc Marrie

Managing Director:

Mal Ward

Head of Production:

Christa Skotland

Producer:

Pat Harris

DOP:

Toby Irvin

Date:

April, 2017

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