Beginning this summer and continuing over the next year, AT&T has entered into a media partnership with cinema media vendor NCM (National CineMedia). The partnership, which was secured by AT&T’s media agency Hearts & Science, enables AT&T to run :90 second films during the previews before all the biggest films, such as Jurassic World, Mamma Mia! and more.
This :90 titled "Surprise" is part of BBDO’s series of mash-ups which blend movie genres in completely unexpected ways–underscoring the range of entertainment AT&T can deliver. For example, in this cinema ad we see a romantic comedy turn into a horror film.
Daniel Wolfe directed via production houses Somesuch and Anonymous.
CreditsClient AT&T Agency BBDO NY David Lubars, chief creative officer, worldwide; Greg Hahn, chief creative officer, NY; Matt MacDonald, group executive creative director; David Povill, David Cuccinello, executive creative directors; Kevin Mulroy, Dan Kenneally, creative directors; Julie Collins, group executive producer; Jessica Coccaro, executive producer; David Rolfe, director of integrated production. Production Somesuch X Anonymous Daniel Wolfe, director; Tim Nash, founding partner; Nicky Barnes, exec producer; Tom Martin, producer; Tom Townend, DP. Editorial Cosmo Street | Trim Editorial Tom Lindsay, editor; Maura Woodward, exec producer; Anne Lai, head of production; Alex Morales, Ben Elkaim, Habin Semaan, assistant editors. Telecine Framestore London Simon Bourne, telecine artist; Chris Anthony, producer. VFX KEVIN, Venice, Calif. Tim Davies, VFX supervisor/2D lead; Sue Troyan, exec producer; Jami Schakel, producer. Music/Sound Design Barking Owl Atticus Ross, composer; Morgan Johnson, sound designer; Kelly Bayett, executive producer/creative director. Audio Post Sonic Union Steven Rosen, Mike Marinelli, Paul Weiss, engineers; Justine Cortale, Pat Sullivan, producers.
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