Mannequins are populating a city. A diner is completely filled with mannequins. A single human woman is passing out “Fight Mannequinism” flyers on the still streets with mannequins behind the wheels of motionless cars and places flyers on still mannequin pedestrians. The woman stops and smiles as a gang of other people appear over the horizon and the web address “fightmannequinism.org” is shown above their heads. NOTE: This is a public service message to urge people to take action in their community and not be passive. A look at the URL reveals “Mannequinism is a condition caused by political inactivity.” That can be cured when the sufferer becomes “involved in an issue or cause he or she cares about.”
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Agency: West Wayne Scott Sheinberg, chief creative officer; Steve Baer, executive creative director; Joel Davis, art director; Kevin Botfeld, copywriter; Connie Newberry, director of broadcast/producer Production Company: Villains The Guard Brothers (Tom and Charles), directors; Richard Goldstein, executive producer; Matt Caltabiano, producer; Tami Reiker, DP Editorial: Union Editorial Nick Lofting, editor Postproduction: Union Editorial,Company 3 Los Angeles Todd Iorio, online editor/Flame artist,Mike Pethel, colorist Music: Elias Arts David Wittman, composer/arranger; Dean Hovey, sound designer Audio: Union Editorial Josh Eichenbaum, audio post mixer
Apple, Director Kim Gehrig Deploy Wiggle Man To Introduce iPhone 16e
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