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    DHMA Ogre-Sizes M&M’s

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    CLIENT

    Mars Inc./M&M’s.

    PRODUCTION CO.

    Duck, Los Angeles.

    Lane Nakamura, director/animator; Mark Medernach, executive producer; Sandra Oda, producer; Jiannjyh Chen, technical director/animator.

    PDI/DreamWorks, Redwood City, Calif.

    David Lipman, director/producer.

    AGENCY

    BBDO New York.

    Ted Sann, chief creative officer; Charlie Miesmer, senior executive creative director; Steve Rutter, creative director/art director; Susan Credle, creative director/ copywriter; Becky Friedman, senior producer; Melissa Chester, music producer.

    EDITORIAL

    The Well, New York.

    Don Kleszy, editor; Kyle Krumb, assistant editor; Suzanne Rieger, producer.

    POST/VISUAL EFFECTS

    Duck.

    Laura Sasso and Dave Vander Pol, compositors; Melissa Timme, online editor.

    PDI/DreamWorks.

    Michelle Belforte, online editor.

    AUDIO POST

    Buzz, New York.

    Mike Marinelli, mixer.

    MUSIC

    David Horowitz Music Associates (DHMA), New York.

    David Horowitz, composer/arranger; Jan Horowitz, creative director; Joe Sears, engineer.

    THE SPOT

    The Shrek 2 tie-in "The Kiss" promotes "ogre-sized" M&M’s. In the :30, the M&M’s Red and Yellow walk with Shrek and Donkey through a forest, telling them that the large sized candies are the result of a magic spell. Shrek suggests that maybe the spell can be broken if someone gives someone else a kiss. The M&M’s think about puckering up, but ultimately Red decides against it.

    Spot broke May 17.

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