Reebok Shows Extreme Fitness Can Make You More 'Human'
Pre-Game Spot Is Part of Global Push Exploring Fitness
Published On
Jan 27, 2015
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Reebok showcases people with extreme fitness regimes, and tells us that to be fitter is to be "more human" in this spot, part of a new global brand push that explores the role of fitness in people's lives.
The spot, which will air during NBC's Super Bowl pre- and post-game shows is called "Freak Show" and features people training for events such as Spartan Race or CrossFit. We're then shown how these workouts help them in their daily lives, whether as parents or as firefighters. The push is the first for Reebok out of Venables Bell & Partners, which it tapped as lead agency last December.
Read more about the campaign over at AdAge.com.
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- Date
- Jan 27, 2015
- Brand :
- Reebok
- Client :
- Reebok
- Executive Creative Director/Production :
- Will McGinness
- Creative Director :
- Eric Pfeifer
- Copywriter :
- Matt Keats
- Art Director :
- Matt Miller
- Agency Producer :
- Joyce Chen
- Global Advertising Manager :
- Avelina Daum
- Director, Global Brand Advertising Manager :
- Chris Bruyere
- Vice President, Global Brand Communications :
- Yan Martin
- Director :
- AG Rojas
- Production Company :
- Park Pictures
- Executive Producer :
- Jackie Keisman Bisbee
- Executive Producer :
- Mary Ann Marino
- Director, Photography :
- Roman Vasyanov
- Editing Company :
- Exile Edit
- Sound Design :
- Eddie Kim
- Sound Design :
- Therapy Studios
- Visual Effects :
- The Mill
- Production Company :
- Park Pictures
- Head of Production :
- Anne Bobroff
- Producer :
- Pete Vitale
- Editorial :
- EXILE
- Editor :
- Eric Zumbrunnen
- Editor :
- Elliot Graham
- Executive Producer :
- Carol Lynn Weaver
- Producer :
- Toby Louie
- Assistant Editor :
- Tara Wall
- Production Company :
- Park Pictures
- Executive Producer :
- Mary Ann Marino
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