Hartz: All Bees, No Fleas

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Media Type:

TV TV

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Pets

Leading petcare brand Hartz and creative and media agency of record, Cutwater, with offices in San Francisco and New York City, have teamed together to launch a playful campaign for Delectables, the wet cat treats.

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Cutwater, USA

Founder & Chief Creative Officer:

Chuck McBride

Principal & President:

Christian Hughes

Senior Art Directors:

Alexandra Ebright, Lexi Lanzi

Senior Copywriter:

Taylor Smith

Designer:

Hichem Kherbachi

Strategist:

Jake Baldridge

Director of Creative Strategy & Head of Social:

Viktor Torbjörnsen

Social Media Marketing Manager:

Ashley Feminella

Executive Producer:

Jason Souter

Head of Media & Communications:

Lizzy Ryan

Associate Media Director:

Caitlin Delaney

Senior Media Supervisor:

Holly McKinzie

Group Account Director:

Courtney Griffin

Account Director:

Brett Harris

Account Executive:

Marc Cruz

Project Manager:

Ana Elejalde

Production Company:

Central Films North

Executive Producer:

John C. Barreiro

Director:

Rodrigo Garcia Saiz

Producer:

Maeliosa Tiernan

Editorial:

Acreage Editorial

Editor:

Crandall Miller

Post / VFX:

Warm & Fuzzy

Head of Production:

Chris Grey

VFX Supervisor:

Elliot Fan

Producer:

Andrew Jerez

Chief Marketing Officer:

Tina LeLay

Senior Director of Marketing:

Stacy Kisla, Gregg Herman

Senior Manager, Ecommerce Marketing:

Kimberly Moran

Brand Manager:

Aaron Baumgarten

Assistant Brand Manager:

Alexandria Garcia

Date:

June, 2023

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