Pinsent does poutine
New York Fries enlists a national treasure.
Credits
| advertiser: | New York Fries |
|---|---|
| agency: | Juniper Park |
| ECDs: | Terry Drummond, Alan Madill, Barry Quinn |
| ACD/copywriter: | Tom Greco |
| ACD/art director: | Colin Brown |
| account director: | Leah Ouellet |
| account executive: | Amy Greenspoon |
| strategic planner: | Jacquelyn Salnek |
| agency producer: | Anne Marie Martignago |
| audio house: | Eggplant Music & Sound |
| producer: | Rocco Gagliese |
| Engineer: | Nathan Handy |
| voiceover: | Gordon Pinsent |
| media buy: | Media Experts |
To position New York Fries as a purveyor of the ultimate Canadian delicacy – poutine – it was only natural for Juniper Park to enlist a Canadian living legend. Enter Gordon Pinsent, narrating a set of radio spots for the restaurant, airing across the country. As we already know from Pinsent reading Justin Bieber’s autobiography, the man has comedic timing, and hearing a serious actor talk about jeans for a kitty is always amusing. To listen to the spots, click here.
The above image is from the accompanying in-store material.
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