Not even once
Meth's one hell of a drug.
Credits
advertiser: | The Meth Project |
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agency: | Venables Bell and Partners |
partner/CD: | Paul Venables |
associate CD: | James Robinson |
copywriter: | Paul Johnson |
AD: | Keith Scott |
agency producer: | Nicolette Guidotti |
director of broadcast production: | Craig Allen |
director: | Wally Pfister |
prodco: | Independent Media Inc. |
senior executive producer: | Susanne Preissler |
line producer: | Denise Rocchietti |
DOP: | Wally Pfister |
production designer: | Barbara Ling |
editorial company: | Arcade Edit |
editor: | Paul Martinez |
executive producer: | Damian Stevens |
post producer: | Kirsten Thon-Webb |
telecine: | Technicolor |
telecine producer: | Kevin Buck |
colorist: | Sparkle |
online: | Airship |
artist: | Chris Homel |
smoke assistant: | Keala Asato |
executive producer: | Damian Stevens |
audio: | Play Sound |
mixer: | John Bolen |
executive producer: | Sara Hartman |
sound: | 740 Sound Design |
sound designer: | Scott Ganary |
assistant: | Rob Meritt |
The message to young people in this emotionally charged ad for The Meth Project is pretty clear: meth sucks and it’ll take you places you don’t want to go, so don’t even try it. It was developed by San Francisco-based Venables Bell and Partners, and after watching it not only will we never try meth, but we’re also having second thoughts about taking a Tylenol.
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