Silence is golden
Honda's Odyssey eliminates the question, 'are we there yet?'
Credits
| advertiser: | Honda |
|---|---|
| agency: | Grip Limited |
| CD: | David Crichton |
| copywriter: | Mike Koe |
| AD: | Ben Steele |
| agency producer: | Tamir Moscovici |
| prodco: | Industry Films |
| director: | Jonathan Bensimon |
| editor: | Paul Proulx |
| editing company: | Stealing Time Editing |
| compositors: | Matthew Badiali and Craig Small |
| colourist: | Wade Wade Odlum, Alter Ego |
| music house: | Imprint Music |
| group account director: | Steve Rhind/Melanie Courtois |
The tagline to this spot for the Honda Odyssey, developed by Toronto-based Grip, is ‘Perfect for Life’ and we’ll tell you why – any time you’re couped up in a minivan on a family roadtrip with kids and they aren’t screaming, making a fuss or constantly asking when you’re going to get there, we imagine life is pretty perfect. Thank goodness for all the bells and whistles these vehicles carry.
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