Sheetz: Why The Sheetz Not, "People"
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Credits
Advertising Agency:
Joan Creative, USACEO:
Lisa ClunieCCO:
Jaime RobinsonCFO:
Renee JenningsCD:
Michael StoneACD / Copy:
Jesse StantonSenior Art Director:
Natalie FiaccoDesigner:
Kirk DamerHead of Strategy:
Chris TurneyStrategy Director:
Ricardo MunozManaging Director:
Sarah CollinsonGroup Account Director:
Mike ReuterAccount Director:
Rebecca MalleyProject Manager:
Diana MatthewsCreative Coordinator:
Alexander PaysonHead of Production, JOAN Creative:
Cheri AndersonManaging Director, JOAN Studios:
Cheri AndersonSenior Producer:
Emily RobbinsDirector Of Creative Services:
Becca PatrickProduction Company:
Joan StudiosDirector:
Nina LeeService Company:
Group ThrpyLine Producer:
Trevor AllenPhotographer:
Marcus NilssonLine Producer:
Rida Chin/ Josette LataPost Production:
Joan StudiosPost Producer:
Eric DaviesEditor:
Dave Otte/ Cosmo Street EditorialAssistant Editor:
Ryan HennessyProducer:
Jasmine HenrySound and Original Music Composition:
Sonic UnionSound Designer & Mix Engineer:
David PapaProducer:
Gina PetrarcaExecutive Creative Producer:
Halle PetroMusic Supervisor/Music Producer:
Justin MorrisColor:
NtropicColorist:
Ayumi AshleyProducer:
Will MokAnimation:
Jessica TongFont Designer:
Timothy GoodmanFontographer:
James MontalbanoMedia Agency:
Harmelin Media CompanyClient:
SheetzSenior Creative Manager:
Tammy DunkleyCreative Manager:
Zack SheffieldDate:
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