Slow ride
At least one of Comcast's turtles knows how to have fun.
Credits
| client: | Comcast |
|---|---|
| advertiser: | Goodby, Silverstein & Partners |
| CD: | Chris Ford |
| AD: | Mark Sikes |
| copywriter: | Jean Weisman |
| EP: | Tanya LeSieur |
| agency producer: | Sabriana Shamma |
| prodco: | Tool of North America |
| director: | Geordie Stephens |
| EPs: | Brian Latt, Jennifer Siegel |
| editorial: | Cosmo Street |
| editor: | Christjan Jordan |
| assistant editor: | Luc Giddens |
| EP: | Jerry Sukys |
| post FX: | Brickyard VFX |
| VFX artist: | Patrick Poulatian |
| producer: | Diana Young |
| music: | Stimmung |
Two turtles, Bill and Karolyn Slowski, opt for a slower internet connection in this spot for Comcast, by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, promoting it’s high-speed internet. Bill’s uber keen to take a ride on the DSL bandwagon while Karolyn doesn’t really share his enthusiasm. A wagon ride with a talking turtle would be pretty cool. We think it would be one…wait for it…’shell’ of a time.
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