Gnaws
No monster is too big or too small for Terminix.
Credits
| advertiser: | Terminix |
|---|---|
| agency: | Publicis Dallas |
| executive CD: | Shon Rathbone |
| group CD: | Julia Melle |
| CD/copywriter: | Steve Grimes |
| CD/AD: | Pete Voehringer |
| producer: | Jaime Roderer |
| account director: | Rick Rogers |
| prodco: | Blacklist |
| executive producers: | Adina Sales, Andrew Linsk |
| producer: | Michael Neithardt |
| associate producer: | Patrick Gantert |
| direction and art direction: | Dvein |
| design and character development: | Dvein |
| producer: | Esther de Udaeta |
| post production: | Dvein |
| post production/VFX team: | Vando |
| audio record & mix: | HECQ, Ben Lukas Boysen and Infinia, Marc Gonell |
| sound design: | HECQ, Ben Lukas Boysen |
This Terminix spot, developed by Publicis in Dallas, equates tiny termites with large, multi-mouthed creatures that love eating the support beams in your house. The point is that despite their small size, termites can cause structural damage akin to what would happen if this monster got into your basement. The difference is that the mouthy monster is much easier to spot.
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