Even the Planet Has an Olympic Dream
July 13, 2012 by Screenmag
Dow is launching the second phase of its Solutionism campaign with new work featuring its Olympic sponsorship. Their goals is to promote a greener, more sustainable Olympic Games.
A new :60 TV spot debuted this week during the MLB All Star game (Tues, July 10), featuring a topiary character to share Dow’s sustainability message that even the planet has an Olympic dream.
This is Dow’s first Olympic presence since becoming an Olympic TOP sponsor in July 2010. The Olympic message continues to target a broader, more general market with the idea that together, science and humanity can solve anything.
We’ve covered another of these spots with the Dow “Solutionism” message here: http://screenmag.com/story/2012/mar/22/9324/
We like them both, even if we at Screen are not huge fans of topiary.
DOW TV CREDITS:
Agency: Draftfcb Chicago
Client: Dow
Chief Creative Officer: Todd Tilford
Group
Creative Director: Jon Flannery
Creative Director: Ron D'Innocenzo
Art Director: Derek Julin
Copywriter: Terin Izil
Group
Account Director: John Rossmiller
Management Director: Susan Angell
Account Director: Hollie Platte, Betsy Ross
Management Director: Amy Welter
Account Executive: Quynh Hoang
Agency Production Credits:
EP:
Ivo Knezevic
SR Business Manager:
Lisa Stevens
Music
Supervisor:
Stump Mahoney
Production Company:
Skunk
Director-Nacho Gayan
EP:
Shelly Townsend, Matt Factor, Daniel Bergmann
Producer:
Malachy McAnenny, Toni Moreno
DP:
Jan Velicky
Post-Edit:
Rock Paper Scissors
Editor:
Damion Clayton
Asst Editor:
Will Butler
EP:
Carol Lynn Weaver
Producer:
Angela Dorian
Effect/Finish:
The Mill NY
Producer:
Rachel Stones, Carl Walters
Senior Flame Artist:
Corey Brown
Compositing:
Rosalind Paradis, Dusty Diller
VFX Supervisor:
Vince Baerstsoen
CG Leads:
Ajit Menon, Vince Baerstsoen
CG:
Cody Chen, Hassan Taimur, Tim Kim, Jules Janaud
Colorist:
Fergus McCall
Audio:
Engineer-Tom Jucarone
Producer:
Dana Fairbairn
Music:
Beta Petrol
EP:
Bryan Ray Turcotte
Composer/Artist:
Paul Hogan