Land O'Lakes: Eat It Like You Own It

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Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Food

Land O'Lakes Invites People to “Eat It Like You Own It” In Unapologetically Indulgent First Campaign from Battery

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Battery, USA

CEO / Founding Partner:

Anson Sowby

CCO / Founding Partner:

Philip Khosid

Creative Directors:

Drea Schneider, Emily Rosen

Head of Production:

Stanton Hill

Executive Producer:

Katherina Villa

Post Executive Producer:

Manuel Reta

Group Brand Director:

Caitlin McNulty Cabral

Brand Coordinator:

Elijah Patterson

Media Agency:

Havas Media

Director, Client Leadership:

Kristen Ambrookian

Senior Connections Planner:

Sam Sugarman

Director, Programmatic Strategy:

Klaudia Smykowska

SVP, Commerce:

Corey Cutshall

Production Company:

Tool of North America

Director:

Brig

DP:

Rachel Morrison

Managing Director:

Nancy Hacohen

Executive Producer:

Rob Sexton

Head of Production:

Adam Litt

Producer:

Wade Brandenberger

Prod. Supervisors:

Denny Rubianes, Moira Michiels

Editor:

Jason Lewis

Color:

Apache

Colorist:

Arianna Shining Star

Post Production:

Stitch

Executive Producer:

Mila Davis

Flame Artist:

Mitch Gardiner

Motion Graphics:

Heyday

Music:

Keith Power

Sound + Mix Company:

Beacon Street Studios

Sound Designer + Mixer:

Rommel Molina

Client:

Land O'Lakes

President and CEO:

Beth Ford

SVP Chief Marketing Officer:

Heather Malenshek

VP of Brand and Product Marketing, Dairy Foods:

Catherine Einig Fox

Senior Director Brand Marketing:

Rebecca Dye

Culinary Center Manager:

Kimberly Anderson

Date:

October, 2021

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