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Wyoming Department of Health: Dear Mom
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Director Magellan Rubin teamed up with creative director Jordan Dean of Warehouse 21 to craft a persuasive and gut-wrenching PSA that targets mothers who smoke around their children. The message is made clear when the closing titles appears on screen: "Every year, more than 600,000 deaths are caused by secondhand smoke. Close to 30% of those deaths are among children."
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Warehouse 21, Wyoming, USAWriter / Director:
Magellan RubinExecutive Producer:
Ben JonesExecutive Creative Director:
Dave TeubnerCreative Director:
Jordan DeanAgency Producer:
Keith Forney1st Assistant Director:
Tom FarnsworthProduction Supervisor:
Justin SpringerCinematographer:
Robert Muratore1st Assistant Camera:
Chris NightingalePhotographer:
Keith ForneySound Mixer:
Michael KranickeGaffer:
Jason TaharaBest Boy:
Dylan RumneyKey Grip:
Tony ThomasSwing Grip:
Scott ParkMakeup Artist & Wardrobe:
Molly McCurdyLocation Manager:
Julie Anne MooreProduction Designer:
Matt CervantesDirector’s Assistant:
Rocco ZehnleProduction Assistants:
Kevin Peck, Scott HardestyEditor:
Jay O'MearaAdditional Editing:
Magellan RubinSound Designer:
Sebastian OliwaAdditional Post-Production:
Pinto PicturesDate:
January, 2019
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