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    Music & Sound: Spring Top Ten Spot Tracks

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    By The Editors of SHOOT

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    View the spots and learn more about the companies and people behind the great range of music, sound design and audio post represented in the selections for this Spring’s SHOOT Top 10 Spot Tracks Chart. 

    SHOOT Top 10 Spring 2009 Spot Tracks Chart

    Title

    Music/Sound

    Audio Post

    Agency

    Production

    1

    Optus’
    “Whale Song”

    Noise, SydneyBruce Heald, composer/sound designer; Kathleen Burrows, sound designer;
    Dan Higson, audio producer

    Noise
    Kathleen Burrows, mixer

    M&C Saatchi, Sydney

    Filmgraphics, Sydney
    David Denneen, director

    2

    Cricket Wireless’ “City Orchestra”

    Finger Music, Venice, Calif.
    Adam Schiff, arranger/sound designer;
    Tania Thiele, executive producer
    “Respect” (originally written by Otis Redding)

    Another Country, Chicago
    David Gerbosi, mixer

     

    Element 79 Partners, Chicago

    		GARTNER, Santa Monica
    James Gartner, director

    3

    Wilkinson Sword’s “Mow The Lawn” (Viral)

    Beacon Street Studios, Venice, Calif.
    Andrew Feltenstein, John Nau, composers; Adrea Lavezzoli, producer.

    JWTwo, New York
    Andy Green, mixer

    Margarita Mix, Santa Monica
    Nathan Dubin, mixer

    JWT New York
    Mike Gaydos, music producer

    The Directors Bureau, Hollywood
    Mike Maguire, director

    4

    Bailey’s
    “Lips”

    Q Department, New York
    Q Department, composer/sound designer

    		750mph, Golden Square London
    Aam Ashwell, mixing engineer    		JWT LondonPsyop@stink, London
    Marco Spier, Marie Hyon, directors

    5

    Gatorade G2’s
    “Game 7”

    Elias Arts, bicoastal
    Chris Kemp, composer; Dave Gold, creative director; Brian Emerich, sound designer; Ann Haugen, producer

    Eleven, Santa Monica
    Jeff Payne, mixer

    TBWAChiatDay, Los Angeles

    @radical.media, bicoastal/international
    Tarsem, director

    6

    GE’s
    “Pluck” (Internet)

    David Horowitz Music Associates (DHMA), New York
    Jon Fields/Ben Zebelman, arrangers (“Oh! Susanna” composed by Stephen Foster); Joe Sears, chief engineer/music mixer
    Crew Cuts, New York
    Matt Shapiro, sound designer

    Crew Cuts
    Nick Montgomery, mixer

    BBDO New YorkRani Vaz, agency music producer

    Semerad, New York
    Johnnie Semerad, director

    7

    		Visa’s
    “Music”

    “Super Freak” (original song written by James and Alonzo Miller)
    Lime Studios, Santa Monica
    Rohan Young, sound designer

    Lime Studios
    Rohan Young, mixer

    TBWAChiatDay, Los Angeles

    Epoch Films, bicoastal
    Phil Morrison, director

    8

    Florida Anti-Smoking’s
    “31 Flavors”

    Bang, New York
    Matea Messina, composer; Sara Iversen, Brad Stratton, producers

    Blast, New York
    Gerard Collins, engineer

    Zimmerman,
    Tallahassee, Fla.

    Hungry Man, bicoastal/international
    Scott Vincent, director

    9

    Georgia Lottery’s
    “Cash Flow”

    Singing Serpent, New York
    Riyadh Drebika, sound designer, Chris Fulford-Brown, composer; Jason Baker,
    executive producer.

    Matt Still, mixer

    BBDO Atlanta

    Spots, Atlanta
    Ben Weinstein, director

    10

    Citizens For A Safer
    Minnesota/
    endgunviolence.com’s
    “GPS”

    MassiveMusic, bicoastal
    Elijah Torn, sound designer

    Brahmstedt White Noise, Minneapolis
    Carl White, mixer

    Martin Williams, Minneapolis

    Blind Visual Propaganda, bicoastal
    Sakona Kong, creative director/3D animator/designer

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