R.I.P olive
Crime Stoppers Toronto does a killer dinner.
Credits
| advertiser: | Crime Stoppers Toronto |
|---|---|
| agency: | DDB Canada, Toronto |
| CDs: | Todd Mackie and Denise Rossetto |
| associate CDs: | Paul Riss, Matt Antonello |
| copywriter: | Jordana Rapuch |
| AD: | Loretta Lau |
| account managers: | Reshma Lalany, Lexi Rose |
| photographer: | Shanghoon (Westside Studio) |
| prodco: | Westside Studio |
| food stylist: | Chantal Payette |
It looks like someone really doesn’t like olives. Clearly they’re not that smart because they decided to whack the sometime garnish smack dab in the middle of Crime Stoppers Toronto’s Chief of Police Dinner (that’s what this ad by DDB Canada is promting). It’s never a good idea to commit a crime in a room full of hungry gumshoes.
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