El Tabador
Koodo helps Canadians wrestle their way out of nasty contract headlocks.
Credits
| advertiser: | Koodo |
|---|---|
| agency: | Taxi 2 |
| executive CD: | Lance Martin |
| AD: | Jeff MacEachern |
| writer: | Mike Blackmore |
| agency broadcast producer: | Jennifer Cursio |
| agency interactive producers: | Jennifer Law, Kevin Saffer |
| agency print producers: | Estella Tolentino, Tara Greguric, Charlene Leong |
| typographers/mac artists: | Brian Coughlin, Dayle Sheward, Lorin Altomonte |
| group account director: | Caleb Goodman |
| account manager: | Katie Trainor, Steve Waugh |
| prodcos: | BENT Image Labs, Woods & Low |
| audio: | Company X |
| media agency: | Media Experts |
To promote Koodo’s Tab ($0 phone without a contract), Taxi 2 has plastered El Tabador everywhere, to lead Canadians’ phone freedom fighting efforts. In this spot, the little mobile luchador, from atop a table, announces to the people of his small village that he is off to fulfill his destiny as the leader in the revolution for phone freedom.
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