'Overly Attached Girlfriend' is Obsessed with Autotrader.com
360i Enlists the YouTube Character to Reach Teens
Published On
Jun 30, 2014
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YouTube starlet Laina Morris brings her Overly Attached Girlfriend character out to discuss how autotrader.com can enhance some everyday practices. Like stalking your significant other.
Morris' creep-tastic flair makes for memorable explanations of the site's features. Creative agency 360i launched the film as part of a social media-based effort to reach younger car buyers-- who are likely familiar with our, um, passionate friend.
Credits
- Date
- Jun 30, 2014
- Brand :
- Barnardo's
- Client :
- Barnardo's
- Agency :
- 360i
- Group Creative Director :
- Rahul Sabnis
- Associate Creative Director :
- Dustin Glick
- Copywriter :
- Alejandro Castro
- Art Director :
- Alexis Rabilloud
- Senior Strategist :
- Alex Baum
- Senior Strategist :
- Lindsay Vuolo
- Group Account Director :
- Amy Richter
- Associate Director :
- Megan Mason
- Producer :
- Lauren Dobkin
- Producer :
- Alanda Fellows
- Producer :
- Lucy Scott
- Editor :
- Daniel DeBiasi
- Color Correction :
- Christopher Benitah
- Photographer :
- Tim Ireland
- Photo Assistant :
- Leo Samanamud
- Associate Director, Influencer Marketing :
- Joelle Hutcheon
- Senior Social Publicist of Influencer Marketing :
- Megan Conley
- Group Media Director :
- Amari Pocock
- Senior Media Manager :
- Maggie McCarthy
- Associate Media Manager :
- Marcus Albinder
- Experience Design Director :
- Pat Callow
- User Experience Designer :
- Kony Oh
- Technical Director :
- Michael Brennan
- Senior User Interface Engineer :
- Charles Loflin
- Senior Analytics Manager :
- Laura Carr
- Production Company :
- East + Pleasant
- Vice President, Strategy :
- Sanja Partalo
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