Timothy Richman
Description
Executive Director of Integrated Production: Diane Jackson
Flame Lead John Shirley
Film advertisement created by DDB, United States for Cars.com, within the category: Media.
Group Creative Director: Mark Gross
Creative Directors: Brad Morgan, Bart Culberson
Associate Creative Director / Copywriter: Pat Burke
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Chris Carraway
Executive Producer: Will St. Clair
Production Company: MJZ, Los Angeles
Director: Craig Gillespie
Executive Producers: David Zander, Lisa Margulis
Producer: Deb Tietjen
Editorial: Cut+Run
Editor: Steve Gandolfini
Producer: Carr Shilling
VFX: MassMarket
VFX Producer: Blythe Dalton
2D Lead and Set Supervisor: Lane Jolly
CG Lead: Mike Dalzell
Additional Flame: Marcelo Pasqualino, Sarah Eim
Roto: Keith Weilmuenster, Victor Rodriguez, Austin Brown
Particle FX: Kiel Gnebba, Benjamin Fiske
Tracking / Animation: Colin Cromwell
Model / Textures: Robert Kim
Textures / Lighting: Katie Yoon
Additional Modeling: Mike Riendeau
Highest Rated
nice story with absolutely no good idea for ending. It's – sorry – hard sell at the end. Pity, 'cause it all seemed as a nice ad.
A simple concept. But the boring and monotonous execution makes your eyes glaze over before the payoff. There's no rhythm. It all just kind of bleeds together and you end up not caring.
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"I love some things, and don't love some other things."
totally agree with sirvan. It's good but incredibly boring.
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Alexandre Brito
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Very clean, very perfect to be true, it looks like a ad ...and all this to buy a car ? This is why some people hate advertising.
Simple ideas are the best !
nice story with absolutely no good idea for ending. It's – sorry – hard sell at the end. Pity, 'cause it all seemed as a nice ad.
it's got something, but overall just another bwah!... as many many ads, this clip could be applied to a variety of products, just insert brand name at the end. it's got absolutely no coherent relationship with the product/service that they're actually selling. would've been great if all the knowledge the boy had was about, well, cars. if he fixed his mom's car in the highway explaining this and that, if he helped an old lady with an improvised car jack when he was seven, whatever... just somehow related, you know. otherwise they might as well be selling condoms or fishing rods.
In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary... Come again?
i thought it's an interesting ad, good story and surprising ending.
but i guess it gets discredited heavily for the reason that the payoff is not very believable.
(if one were as smart as him, he would know cars)
:::J:::
So bollocks...
Another "genius setup who ends up being too dumb to make simple decision and then turns to another genius" commercial again...
So brand arrogant it's not funny...
the first portion of the ad was great ...very much encouraging.....but how it ended up .....that was pretty much frustrating....i was expecting a bomb at the end of the ad :(
what is that all for ?? very boring
Mohamed El Mahdy
www.sketchescs.com
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