Snacks are not invited
Excel helps you give clingy food stuffs the slip.
Credits
| advertiser: | Excel Gum |
|---|---|
| agency: | BBDO, Toronto |
| CD/copywriter: | Ian MacKellar |
| AD: | Todd Cornelius |
| agency producers: | A. Caverly, Beatrice Bodogh |
| prodco: | Sons & Daughters, Toronto |
| producer: | CJ Jervey |
| director: | Matt Eastman |
| DOP: | Chris Mably |
| animator: | Fuel, Australia |
| editorial: | Ricochet, Toronto |
| off line editor: | Gord Koch |
| transfer: | Alter Ego |
| colourist: | Wade |
| sound/music house: | Ricochet, Toronto |
| engineer: | Sonny Keyes |
| account management: | Janette Thomas, Patty Moher, Robin Steele |
This spot for Excel by BBDO teaches a valuable lesson: That hot chick that answers the door won’t let you in if you arrive with an animated coffee, doughnut and onion posse. Excel will not only ‘excelerate your breath,’ it’ll accelerate your way into that party.
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