The Hoffman Brothers of harvest directed this spot in which a Subaru carrying a motley crew of dogs–being driven by a canine–is off to a great outdoors adventure, in this case camping, replete with campfire, tents, even a paw strumming a guitar. However the scene is disrupted by a coyote’s howl, causing the dogs to jump back in the Subaru and lock the doors. Agency is Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis.
Credits
Agency: Carmichael Lynch Randy Hughes, executive creative director; Brock Davis, group creative director/art director; Ellie Anderson, associate creative director/writer; Michael Rodgers, associate creative director/art director; Joe Grundhoefer, director of integrated production; Freddie Richards, sr. content producer. Production Company: harvest The Hoffman Brothers, directors; Bonnie Goldfarb, Rob Sexton, exec producers; Billy Jones, producer. Editorial: Drive Thru Mick Uzendoski, editor; Derek Johnson, online editor; Mark Setterholm, head of production; Beth Wilson, exec producer. Audio: BWN | Minneapolis Carl White, mixer; Annie Sparrows, producer.
Screenwork Type:Best Work
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