Anti-tan
The CDA thinks indoor tanning is bad. Duh.
Credits
| advertiser: | Canadian Dermatology Association |
|---|---|
| agency: | McMillan |
| CD: | Jake Volt |
| copywriters: | Christine Caruso, Ian Driscoll, Jared Young |
| directors: | Graham Rapsey, Jared Young |
| producer: | Graham Rapsey |
| photography: | Graham Rapsey |
| editor: | Casey Tourangeau |
| effects: | Andrew Bowser |
| wardrobe: | Bernadette Somerville |
Indoor tanning is not good, according to the Canadian Dermatology Association (and many others), and in this ad, developed by Ottawa-based McMillan, the CDA is drawing some interesting comparisons to make its point. You want to indoor tan? Why not stick your hand in a toaster, or your face on a waffle iron? We’re pretty sure you might come out worse for wear appliance-tanning than you would in a tanning bed, but the point stands nonetheless.
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