Nike: Play for the World

8.3

Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Fashion

Watch LeBron James, Ramla Ali, Sara Hughes, and more as they #PlayForTheWorld. We may not be playing together, but we’ll keep moving forward—all 7.8 billion of us.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Wieden + Kennedy, Portland, USA

Creative Directors:

Alberto Ponte, Ryan O'Rourke

Copywriter:

Alex Romans

Art Director:

Miguel Gonzalez

Executive Producers:

Jake Grand, Krystle Mortimore

Producer:

Emily Knight

Associate Producer:

Shani Storey

Sr. Business Affairs Manager:

Maureen Doyle

Group Brand Director:

Andre Gustavo

Brand Director:

Kate Rutkowski

Brand Manager:

Steve Smith

Group Strategy Director:

Paula Bloodworth

Group Media Director:

Daniel Sheniak

Associate Media Director:

Brian Goldstein

Creative Operations Manager:

David Ramirez

Integrated Traffic Managers:

Sabrina Reddy, Billy Mucha

Executive Design Producer:

Alicia Kuna

Design Producer:

Michael Rosenau

Studio Designer:

Mitch Wilson

Editorial Company:

Joint Editorial

Editor:

Jasmine McCullough

Editorial Consultant:

Tommy Harden

Assistant Editor:

Andrea Seider

Post Producer:

Annie Rosick

Executive Producer:

Leslie Carthy

VFX Company:

Joint Editorial

Flame Artist:

Edward Lopez

Colorist:

Jasmine Vazquez

VFX Producer:

Rebekah Koerbel

VFX Executive Producer:

Bugs Russell

Mix Company:

Joint Editorial

Audio Mixer:

Natalie Huizenga

Producer:

Annie Rosick

Music Supervision Company:

Walker

Senior Executive Producer:

Sara Matarazzo

Executive Producer:

Stephanie Pigott

Producer:

Danielle Soury

Date:

April, 2020

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