Five young, attractive women prance across a pastoral meadow holding a larger than life hamburger. Running towards them is a man, his mouth wide open, ready to take a bite out of the king-sized burger. Turns out this surreal scene is the guy’s response to what he would do if he won the Oregon Lottery Powerball game. Zach Math of Bob Industries directed for agency Borders Perrin & Norrander.
Credits
Agency: Borders Perrin Norrander Terry Schneider, creative director; Ben Carter, art director; John Heinsma, copywriter; Scott Fox, producer. Production Company: Bob Industries Zach Math, director; T.K. Knowles, executive producer; Patrick McGowan, DP. Editorial: Joint Editorial, Portland, Ore Corky DeVault, Katie Turinksi, editors Postproduction: Downstream, Portland Jim Barrett, colorist. Music: Amber (Heavenly) Music Audio: Digital One Eric Stolberg, mixer
Screenwork Type:Best Work
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