Mercedes-Benz: Easy Driver
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Credits
Chief Creative Officer / Founder:
Andre KemperManaging Partner / Founder:
Dr. Tonio KrögerExecutive Producer:
Mark RótaAccount Director:
Guelcan Demir, Moritz PfingstenChief Creative Officer / Chairman:
Andy HirschCEO:
Alex GellertDirector of Broadcast Production:
Gary GrossmanSenior Producer:
Alex KobakDirector of Business Affairs:
Diane DelisaChief Client Officer:
Cynthia DavisEVP / Group Account Director:
Lisa Mannarelli-PuleoGroup Account Director:
Beth LissProduction Company:
Company FilmsDirector:
Joel Coen, Ethan CoenDP:
Dan HaineyLine Producer:
Ron NeterExecutive Producer:
Robin Benson, Richard GoldsteinHead of Production:
Ari SchneidermanEditorial Company:
Final Cut NYEditor:
Rick RussellProducer:
Jen SienkwiczExecutive Producer:
Sarah RoebuckUK Loading Assistant:
Mike RadforthNY Cutting Assistant:
Geoff HastingsVisual Effects:
BlacksmithVFX Lead:
Tom BussellLead Compositor:
Iwan ZwartsCompositor:
Daniel MorrisCompositor:
Liz LyonsCG FX Artist:
Michael DunkeyTrace VFX:
RotoscopingTracking:
Bogdan MihajlovicProducer:
Megan SweetExecutive Producer:
Charlotte ArnoldColor Grading:
Company 3Music:
SteppenwolfAudio Post:
Heard CitySound Mixer:
Phil LoebSound Designer:
Brian EmrichDate:
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