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| Entrant: | Hungry Man, Los Angeles |
| Brand: | Amazon |
| Title: | "Joy Ride" |
| Corporate Name of Client: | Amazon |
| Client Company: | Amazon, Seattle |
| Client Company VP Global Chief Creative Officer: | Jo Shoesmith |
| Client Company Global Executive Creative Director: | Tom Pettus |
| Client Companies Group Creative Directors: | Josh Cassidy/Vincente Feliciano |
| Client Company EU ECD: | Phillip Griffiths |
| Client Company Creative Director: | Kurt Feng |
| Client Company Copywriter: | Jeb Quaid |
| Client Company Head of Production: | David Connell |
| Client Company Senior Creative Producer: | Vanessa MacAdam |
| Client Company Executive Creative Producer: | Leila Gage |
| Client Company VP Global Brand & Fixed Marketing: | Claudine Cheever |
| Client Company Senior Marketing Manager, EU: | Laura Downey |
| Client Company GM EU Integrated Marketing Manager, EU: | Ed Smith |
| Client Companies Marketing Directors: | Walter Frye/Deb Curtis |
| Client Companies Campaign Managers: | Tessa Pauly/Maite Moling |
| Client Companies Creative Program Managers: | Shareen Kern/Tiffany Carley |
| Production Company: | Hungry Man, Culver City |
| Director: | Wayne McClammy |
| 1st AD: | Brian Stevens |
| 2nd AD: | Michael Dudley |
| Executive Producers: | Caleb Dewart/Kim Dellara/Dan Duffy |
| Director of Photography: | Jess Hall |
| Production Designer: | Robb Buono |
| Head of Production: | Marian Harkness |
| VFX Company: | The Mill, Los Angeles |
| VFX Supervisors: | Graeme Turnbull/Pedro Santos/Will Arias |
| VFX Producer: | Heather Johnson |
| Production Company Costume Designer: | Michelle Martini |
| In-House Company: | Amazon XCM |
| Global Chief Creative Officer: | Jo Shoesmith |
| Executive Creative Director: | Philip Griffiths |
| Group Creative Directors: | Josh Cassidy/Vicente Feliciano |
| Creative Director: | Kurt Feng |
| Copywriter: | Jeb Quaid |
| Agency Executive Producer: | Leila Gage |
| Agency Senior Producer: | Vanessa MacAdam |
Description:
Amazon’s offering in the battle of the Christmas ads this year is a celebration of life-long friendship, as three older women revive the joy of sledding down a snowy hill with the help of Amazon’s Prime delivery, of course.