Ergonomics
Moosehead wants to help you discover a new part of your psyche.
Credits
| advertiser: | Moosehead Breweries |
|---|---|
| agency: | john st. |
| CDs: | Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic |
| associate CD/copywriter: | Chris Hirsch |
| associate CD/AD: | Nellie Kim |
| agency executive producer: | Michelle Orlando |
| account service: | Ian Brooks, Mark Graham, Andrew Godfrey |
| director: | Ric Cantor |
| prodco: | Circle Productions |
| prodco executive producer: | Michel Korchinsky |
| line producer: | Geoff McLean |
| editor: | Griff Henderson (Poster Boy) |
| audio House: | Vapor |
| web production: | One Method |
| interactive producer: | Carrie Weston |
| post production: | Topix |
| producer: | Cathy Jefferies |
| VFX supervisor & senior inferno artist: | Marco Polsinelli |
| matte painting: | Andrew Nguyen |
Moosehead claims they’ve discovered a new part of the human psyche: the outer-self. It’s the part of you that yearns for the great outdoors. There are modern-day advancements that stand in the way of you becoming one with your outer-self, things like ergonomic seating, which threaten to keep you as far away from it as possible. As this spot, developed by Toronto-based John St. shows, Moosehead is here to help. Beer truly can do anything.
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