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Quaker Oats: Good Call
Media Type:
Film
A delicious and wholesome breakfast staple for over 140 years, Quaker Oatmeal is a trusted choice your entire family can feel good about. As the Official Oatmeal Sponsor of the NFL, we aim to get this message across in a wholesome yet humorous way—with help from a few former NFL greats: Drew Brees, Jerry Rice, and Jerome Bettis. The launch TV spot introduces a family of referees who determine that Quaker Oats are ALWAYS a good call; a message supported by these historically great athletes.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Mekanism, United StatesCo-Founder & Chief Creative Officer:
Ian KovalikDesign Director:
Phil CheaneySenior Copywriter:
Guy OlsonCopywriter:
Colby SpearArt Director:
Rosendo AyalaJunior Copywriter:
Josh BrowneJunior Art Director:
Harding CoughterCo-Founder & CEO:
Jason HarrisManaging Director & Head of Brand Management:
Tor EdwardsGroup Brand Director:
Cara RobertsBrand Director:
Katie PersichilliBrand Manager:
Anna FerkingstadChief Strategy Officer, East:
Ambika PaiStrategy Director:
Asher StamellSenior Strategic Comms Planner:
Jessica ChenHead of Media:
Carrie DinoDirector of Production & Business Affairs:
Kati HaberstockSenior Producer:
Laura BenjaminSenior Producer:
Martin RisbergDate:
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