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Pfizer: Graffiti
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Film
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Pfizer Canada is encouraging Canadians to prove that love, support and courage can be the most powerful medicines of all with a viral campaign.
The teen returns home and is met by his mother, who looks at him disapprovingly. The boy grabs a vase of flowers sitting on the kitchen counter and walks into another room where a young girl lies in a hospital bed, hooked up to various machines.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Zig, Toronto, CanadaCreative Director:
Martin BeauvaisArt Director:
Niall KellyCopywriter:
Geoff MorganProduction Company:
Untitled FilmsAgency Producer:
Dave MedlockDirector:
John MastromonacoExecutive Producer:
James DavisProducer:
Kelly KingDirector of Photography:
John HoutmanEditorial Company:
Panic & BobEditor:
David BaxterSound:
RMW MusicSound:
Ted RosnickPost Production:
AXYZDate:
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