Special Olympics "The Same Blood"

The Revolution Is Inclusion
Through the power of our athletes and our sports, Special Olympics is ushering in a new world of unity, tolerance, and respect. #ChooseToInclude

Advertising Agency: VMLY&R MEX

Global Chief Creative Officer: Debbi Vandeven
Chief Executive Officer: Héctor Fernández
Chief Creative Officer: Alexis Ospina
General Creative Director: Luis Madruga Enriquez
Creative Director: Rodrigo Casas
Copywriting: Rodrigo Casas, Ulises Mejía
Art Director: Luis Madruga Enriquez
Agency Producer: Violeta López
Account Director: María Valentina Herrera
Branding & Communications Manager Special Olympics Latin America: Iael Bielorai
Production Company: Catatonia
Director: Hari Sama
Executive Producer: Manolo Cedillo
Line Producer: Humberto Cárdenas
Director of Photography: Santiago Sánchez
Music: Vieja Récords
First Assistant Director: Gaby Amione
Editor: Daniel Balleza
Sound Design: Gabriel Sosa, Lookas Audio
Color Correction: Kaza de Wong
Postproduction: Daniela Balcazar, Nancy Bravo
Casting: Rebeca Trejo, Cambiando Modelos
Locations: Humberto Cárdenas
Wardrobe: Viviana López
Make Up: Diana Díaz

Category

Ad Agency
VMLY&R

Brand

Media
TV / Film
Country
Mexico
By adRuby, 10 April, 2019

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