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    Y&L Calls Stanley Steemer

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    CLIENT

    Stanley Steemer International.

    PRODUCTION CO.

    Green Dot Films, Santa Monica.

    Brent Thomas, director; Andy Dintenfass, DP; Rick Fishbein, executive producer; Ursula Gabel, producer. Shot at Line 204 Studios, Hollywood.

    AGENCY

    Young & Laramore, Indianapolis.

    Carolyn Hadlock, creative director; Trevor Williams, art director; David Nehamkin, copywriter; Char Loving, executive producer/producer.

    EDITORIAL

    Channel Z, Minneapolis.

    Mike Weldon, editor.

    POST

    Crash & Sue’s, Minneapolis.

    Steve Medin, online editor, "Dishwasher."

    Pixel Farm, Minneapolis.

    Derek Johnson, online editor, "Natural Disaster"; Dave Sweet, colorist.

    AUDIO POST

    Echo Boys, Minneapolis.

    Ken Chastain, mixer.

    SOUND DESIGN

    Babble-On, Maples, Minn.

    Greg Geitzenauer, sound designer.

    THE SPOTS

    In "Dishwasher" (:30/:15/:10), a woman loads her machine and walks away. Suddenly, water begins flowing from the washer, flooding her kitchen. A super reads, "Not all floods make the national news." The ad’s tagline: "Living brings it in, we take it out." "Natural Disaster" (:30/:15) features a series of white type on a stark black background, inviting viewers to picture themselves standing in a home, ankle-deep in flood water. Throughout the ad, a news report is heard detailing the weather conditions outside that have led to the disaster inside the house.

    Spots broke in May.

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