How will you depict when stories from different categories meet? Watch this brilliant ad, created by JWT Melbourne, for Melbourne Writers Festival
War meets Humor, Horror meets Children's Literature, and Mystery meets Sci-Fi- this is about Melbourne Writers Festival. We cant stay away from appreciating this highly creative effort from JWT.
Credits:
Agency: JWT Melbourne, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Richard Muntz
Copywriter: Chris Andrews
Art Directors: Harsh Kapadia & James Orr
Agency Producers: Sherrry Cheesman & Justine Kubale
Animation: Mighty Nice
Director: Darren Price
Producer: Trish Knapp
Designer: Softly Dunstan
Compositor: Peter Nizic
Photographer: Bronwyn Kidd (Coco Productions)
Retoucher: Charlie Jackson (Chuck’s Retouch)
Sound Design: Stevo Williams (Flagstaff Studios)
Via: addshots
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