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Pringles: Can Hands, Apero
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Pringles is launching a pan-European campaign that brings the theme of its hugely successful Super Bowl ads, featuring people getting their hands stuck in cans of the snack, to new markets for the first time. In collaboration with Grey London, Pringles has created new work that will run in Northern and Southern Europe, working with iconic director Ulf Johansson of Smith & Jones, who brings his zany touch to the creative.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Grey London, UKExecutive Creative Director:
David WigglesworthCreative Director:
Jesse LittleCreative Teams:
Katie Bird, Caitlin Horrex, Gnome Taylor, Flora German, Shivani PatelPlanning Partner:
Matthew GladstoneStrategy Director:
Gilliam Caldwell-DunnManaging Partner:
Agi VaranyiGroup Business Director:
Tamsine FogginAccount Directors:
Jack Barber, Alice AshwellAccount Manager:
Hugo SoerAccount Executive:
Madeleine HineExecutive Producer:
Nazneen ReadAssistant Producer:
Alicia CordellProduction Company:
Smith & JonesProduction Company Executive Producer:
Phillipa SmithDirector:
Ulf JohanssonD.O.P:
Barry AckroydProduction Design:
Steve Smithwick, Ella Sedgewick, Alexia PatersonColourist:
Matt Hare, Paul O'BrienVFX Artist:
Chris Winters, Ozgur Yigit, Matt Ingram, Julia Jonas , Marvin Benjamin McMahonComposer:
Marvin Benjamin McMahon, Trevor SimpsonSound Engineer:
Gritz , Sam Cross, Beth TomblinPost Sound Producer:
Richard DonaghueDate:
July, 2023
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