Poor beaver
If only animals had Coleman Instant Tents.
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Poor beavers, they spend so much of their time creating elaborate dams when they could be doing other things, like writing that screenplay about the hummingbird and blue jay (it’s a buddy comedy, obviously). Alas, they have no money, unlike humans who can go out and buy a Coleman Instant Tent, which opens in seconds so that you can spend the rest of your camping trip writing that screenplay about the abandoned summer camp (it’s a horror, obviously).
Credits:
Agency: Y&R Toronto
ECD: Israel Diaz
ACD/Art Director: Lisa Mok
ACD/Writer: Matt Fraracci
Agency Producer: Diane Kirk
Agency Account SVP: Catherine Shand
Agency Account Executive: Sam Porter
Directors: Chris Gordaneer/Tom Nesbitt
Editor: School/Aaron Dark
Post: Alter Ego/Paul Binney
Transfer: Alter Ego/Wade Oldum
Music: Grayson Matthews
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