Air Canada: Once Upon a Tree

9.7

Media Type:

TV TV

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

Canada

Industry:

Transport, Tourism

In keeping with tradition, Air Canada is again weaving festive magic into the hearts of Canadians this year with the launch of its latest holiday spot. Released today, the 1:30 minute spot captures the joy of reuniting with loved ones at the most wonderful time of the year.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

FCB Canada

Chief Creative Officer:

Nancy Crimi-Lamanna

Global Creative Partner:

Danilo Boer

Executive Creative Director:

Jeremiah McNama, Andrew MacPhee

Associate Creative Director:

Hussein Rumaithi, Caleb McMullen

Broadcast Producer:

Franca Piacente

VP, Director of Studio Production:

Kendra Plantt

Senior Integrated Producer:

Chris Costa

Senior Production Artist:

Jesse Reid-Smith

Senior Art Director:

Jean-Pierre De Leon

‪Production Artist:

Leslie Couto

Production Manager:

Alexandra Zuniga

Facilities Manager:

Vince Piscopo

Proofreader:

Sarah Melse

VP, Content Lead:

Ravi Singh

Account Director:

Rose Noble

Account Executive:

Joe Aparna

Chief Strategy Officer:

Shelley Brown

VP Strategy:

Shelagh Hartford

VP Creative:

Sylvain Dufresne

Account Director:

Erin Brown-Vandecruys

Sr. Copywriter:

Nicolas Baudry

Copywriter:

Olivier Laplante

Producer:

Anick Rozon

Production Company:

Hornet

Executive Producer:

Greg Bedard

Director:

Dan Marsh

Creative Director:

Sam Mason

Senior Editor:

Matthew Sandager

Assistant Editor:

Cole Bannick

Colourist:

Evan Shoonmaker

Lead CG/Motion Graphics:

Sami Healy, Justin Zurrow, Eric Concepcion

Date:

December, 2023

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