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    Consulate Wears An Avon Lip Miracle

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    CLIENT

    Avon Products/My Lip Miracle.

    PRODUCTION CO.

    First Look Artists, New York.

    Julie Taymor, director; Janusz Kaminski, DP; Doug Wedeck, executive producer; Kathleen Feeney, producer. Shot at Hollywood Center Studios and on location in Malibu, Calif.

    AGENCY

    Pool, New York.

    Jayne Whitmer, creative director; Lora Nelson, executive producer.

    EDITORIAL

    Consulate, New York.

    Chad Sipkin, editor; Melissa Huffsmith-Roth, assistant editor; Amy Saunders, executive producer; Melissa Nusbaum, producer.

    POST/VISUAL EFFECTS

    The Mill, New York.

    Fergus McCall, colorist; Jeanette Williford, online editor; Jamie Scott, Alex Thomas, Richard De Carteret and Paul Marangos, visual effects artists; Verity Grantham, producer.

    AUDIO POST

    hsr/ny.

    Steve Rosen, mixer.

    MUSIC

    Pull, New York.

    Mitch Davis, composer/arranger; Scott Brittingham, executive producer.

    THE SPOT

    Salma Hayek introduces Avon’s My Lip Miracle lipstick. "Salma’s Walk" (:30) shows the actress in a world in which lipstick blossoms in color, shines with light and moisture, and lasts into the night. She walks through a field of flowers and falls back into bed at night with perfect lip color.

    Spot broke in August.

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