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One family traded small screens for the big screen.
How far would you go to get your kids and wife to get off their phones and spend time together as a family?
Would you dash to a Walmart, pile a shopping trolley sky-high with bed sheets, stock up on masking tape, pick up some camping chairs, and spend a small fortune on bulk bags of M&Ms? Oh, and then knock on every neighbour’s door, one by one, pleading for them to unravel said bed sheets from their window in a synchronised fashion, all in an effort to create one giant movie screen for kids and parents below to enjoy, together as a family?
If you said no to any or all of these things, then you’re a crummy dad. Not like this guy. He deserves an award for father of the year, and it should be sponsored by Walmart, just like his feature presentation below.
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Credits
Client: Walmart Canada
Agency: Camp Jefferson
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