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LG: The Rivalries
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HS Ad, the long-running in-house agency for LG Electronics, brings something special to the madness this March with the launch of "The Rivalries", a compelling six-part original TV series telling the inside stories behind some of the most competitive head-to-head team contests across the spectrum of college sports. "The Rivalries" can be viewed on NCAA Championships Channel, the new streaming channel available exclusively on LG Smart TVs.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
HS Ad, USAChief Marketing Officer, Executive Producer:
Peggy AngExecutive Producers:
Chulho Huh, Jeannie Lee, Lee Martin, Scott ZaretskySenior Project Manager:
Jon FrumanChief Operating Officer:
Louis GiagrandeExecutive Creative Director:
John LongExecutive Design Director:
Nicklaus DeyringDirector of Studio Operations:
Joe NebresLine Producer, Project Manager:
Elizabeth ShillingProduction Company:
Shoot To KillExecutive Producer:
Kellen DenglerProducers:
Kellen Dengler, Max GraterArchival Producer:
Andrew Dawson SmithWriter:
Max GraterCinematography:
Eric Durkin, Jon Waldman, Destyn Humann, Kellen DenglerAudio:
Michael Solomon, Randal IversonProduction Assistants:
Destyn Humann, Jaycen TichiEditors:
Dan Altuz, Chris MyersAssistant Editor:
Patrick BadescuMotion Graphics:
Chris MyersColor:
Patrick BadescuDate:
March, 2022
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