Video Credits
Client: Sterling Jewelers, Inc.
Product: Kay Jewelers®
Spot: ‘The Chase,’ (:30 + :15)
Air Date: April 28th – May 10th 2015
Advertising Agency: Stern Advertising
Executive CD/EVP - Steve Romanenghi; Account Manager/EVP: Doug Cohen; Creative Director/Senior VP: Tom Papadimoulis; CD: Bob Felty; CD: Bob Merlotti; Producer: Chastity Soltysiak
Production Company: Company Films / Los Angeles
Director - Harry Patramanis
Executive Producers: Robin Benson, Richard Goldstein; Head of Production: Robert Nackman; Producer: John Nguyen; DP: David Lanzenberg
Editorial Company: The Colonie / Chicago
Editor/Partner - Bob Ackerman (Avid); Assistant Editor - Graham Chapman; Executive Producer/Partner: Mary Caddy
Visual FX Company: The Colonie /Chicago
Flame Artist: Tom Dernulc (Audio Desk Flame Premium)
Transfer Company: Apache / Los Angeles
Colorist: Steve Rodriguez
Audio Post Company: Commercial Sound + Image / Cleveland
Mixer: Ed Wolff
Music Company: Hum Music / Los Angeles
Composer: Jason Miller
Mary Caddy
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