Bumpy ride
Fun can fit into small spaces.
Credits
| advertiser: | Frito-Lay Canada |
|---|---|
| agency: | BBDO Toronto |
| executive VP/CD: | Ian MacKellar |
| AD: | Julie Nikolic |
| copywriter: | Greg Buri |
| broadcast producer: | Christie Gawenda |
| VP, group account director: | Tim Welsh |
| account director: | Alison Opie |
| account supervisor: | Charmaine Ho |
| account executive: | Stephanie Pereira |
| director: | Scott Corbett |
| prodco: | Holiday Films, Toronto |
| executive producer: | Josefina Nadurata |
| line producer: | Kelly King |
| DOP: | Jeff Venditti |
| editor & company: | David Baxter, Panic & Bob, Toronto |
| audio: | Steve Convery, TA2 Sound & Music, Toronto |
Frito-Lay and BBDO Toronto show that fun can be had in small spaces, but fitting a bumper car into an elevator isn’t as easy as picking up one of Frito’s new reformatted multipacks. They now come in a box (as opposed to a bunch of small bags of chips in a big bag of chip bags). Fun for us would be driving the bumper car in the elevator while eating the chips. We’re just sayin’.
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