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Description
Outdoor advertisement created by Organic, United States for Montana Meth Project, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Caption
Will meth change who I am?
Ask methproject.org
Advertising Agency: Organic, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Conor Brady
Executive Creative Director: Brad Mancuso
Creative Director: Urs Ross
Associate Creative Director: Jola Hyjek
Art Directors: Tyler Warrender, Mark Butorac
Copywriters: Fred Abercrombie, Brian Pike, Lauren Tyrrell
Designer: David Paslay
Motion Design: Lorena Pazimo, Michael Whiteside, Bert Tam
Executive Producers: LauraLe Wunsch, Tom Hillebrand
Account Team: Andy McKinney, Jamie Shiembob
Group Director, Technology: Tom Tully
Technology Director: Dale Gillespie
Rich Media Architect: Jordan Gray, Clayton Gibb
Web Developers: Margaret Beck, Robert Watzke
Photographer: Ron Haviv
Photographer's Producer: Tricia Moran
Make-up Artist: Martina Kohl
Post Production: DMAX
Chief Creative Officer: Conor Brady
Executive Creative Director: Brad Mancuso
Creative Director: Urs Ross
Associate Creative Director: Jola Hyjek
Art Directors: Tyler Warrender, Mark Butorac
Copywriters: Fred Abercrombie, Brian Pike, Lauren Tyrrell
Designer: David Paslay
Motion Design: Lorena Pazimo, Michael Whiteside, Bert Tam
Executive Producers: LauraLe Wunsch, Tom Hillebrand
Account Team: Andy McKinney, Jamie Shiembob
Group Director, Technology: Tom Tully
Technology Director: Dale Gillespie
Rich Media Architect: Jordan Gray, Clayton Gibb
Web Developers: Margaret Beck, Robert Watzke
Photographer: Ron Haviv
Photographer's Producer: Tricia Moran
Make-up Artist: Martina Kohl
Post Production: DMAX
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Highest Rated
Nov 11, 2011 - 20:58andylefty
Very straight.
Graphic Designer at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
Nov 11, 2011 - 20:58andylefty
Very straight.
Graphic Designer at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
Nov 17, 2011 - 14:33akshaysrikar
In this case, less is more.... no no no, i din't mean the ad, I mean the agency. May be a smaller team could've helped the message come out as they would've liked.
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