National Geographic : King Tut - Incessant Tinkerer
Choose carefully.
Published On
Sep 05, 2011
Editor's Pick
Carmichael Lynch found some real life "collectors" to star in these spots and print ads promoting National Geographic's exhibit Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharoahs. The campaign asks some colorful characters, "What would you bring to the afterlife?" and hilariously documents them in the throes of, at times, difficult decision making. The spots were shot by JJ Adler of Tool and Shawn Michienzi, of SaFProductions, who also photographed the gorgeous accompanying print ads.
Credits
- Date
- Sep 06, 2011
- Brand :
- National Geographic
- Client :
- National Geographic
- Agency :
- Carmichael Lynch
- Executive Creative Director :
- Dave Damman
- Creative Director/ Copywriter :
- Ellie Anderson
- Associate Creative Director, Art Director :
- Brad Harrison
- Director, Integrated Production :
- Joe Grundhoefer
- Production Company :
- Tool of North America
- Director :
- JJ Adler
- Executive Producer :
- Brian Latt
- Executive Producer :
- Dustin Callif
- Executive Producer :
- Oliver Fuselier
- Director :
- Shawn Michienzi
- Production Company :
- SaF Productions
- Executive Producer :
- David Safian
- Post Production Company :
- Volt Studios
- Creative Editor :
- Erik Carlson
- Color and Visual Effects :
- Randy Gackstetter
- Online Editor :
- Chris Chiabotti
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