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Premier Members Credit Union: Grow Your Own Money
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Advertising agency Fortnight Collective has created its latest round of creative work for Premier Members Credit Union (PMCU), an extension of its "Artisans of Banking" campaign. The spots focus on core branding while promoting a specific product offering. Fortnight won the financial institution’s business in 2018 and is PMCU’s Creative AOR.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Fortnight Collective, USAChief Creative Officer:
Adam ChasnowCreative Directors:
Mona Hasan, Kate Kayne, Allison Bhatta, Matt KubisCEO / Founder:
Andy NathanAccount Service:
Jessica Welander, Lauren Koslosky, Jane PendergastProduction Company:
LumenatiDirector:
Evan SwinehartExecutive Producer:
Gavin AnsteyProducer:
Cameron GrimesDirector of Photography:
Brad ConnerVFX Supervisor:
Luke Bishop1st AC:
Kevin Andrews2nd AC:
Ben ZuckermanGaffer:
Jason TaharaKey Grip:
Dylan RumneyProp Stylist:
Tina GillProp Assist:
Jeff Erwine, Lauren KingWardrobe / HMU:
Molly IsableProduction Assistant:
Anna SuttererPost Producer:
Cameron GrimesEditor/VFX Artist:
Luke BishopColorist:
Jonnie SirotekPost Audio:
Coupe Studios“Trowel” Talent:
Toni Lemma“Watering Can” Talent:
Brent Podosek“Saving Specialist” Talent:
Deloris EvansVO Talent:
Jim HeekinSound Design Company:
Coupe StudiosSound Designer:
Alex HawleyDate:
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