Merry meow-mas
War Child lets the cat out of the bag about horrible holiday gifts.
Credits
| advertiser: | War Child Canada |
|---|---|
| agency: | John St. |
| CDs: | Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic |
| writer: | Simon Bruyn |
| AD: | Andrew Livingston |
| account manager: | Zoe Baines |
| producer: | Dale Giffen |
| digital producer: | Cas Ward |
| prodco: | OPC |
| executive producer: | Harland Weiss |
| line producer: | Dwight Phipps |
| director: | Jon Barber |
| DoP: | Doug Koch |
| editor: | Jonathan Eagan |
| transfer: | Notch |
| online post: | 567vfx |
| audio house: | Vapor Music Group |
| audio director: | Joey Serlin |
| audio engineer: | Julian Rudd |
| casting house: | Fade To Black |
This is the second spot in War Child’s campaign concerning crappy Christmas gifts. Contrary to what you see in the video above, as cool as they might seem, cat cushions with glasses performing a rendition of ‘Jingle Bells’ in meows don’t save lives. War Child’s gifts actually do.
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