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A new campaign for The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, produced and directed by The Fackrell Brothers, highlights critical issues of substance use disorder and how the VA can support those in need of help. The campaign delivers vital messages with a bold approach that connects to its audience with respect and originality.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
ReingoldProduction Company:
Fackrell BrothersCo-Directors / Executive Producers:
Matthew and Nathan FackrellCreative Director / Writer:
Neil BruceProducer:
Valerie ThomasHead of Production:
Michelle TaylorDirector of Photography:
Robert YeomanProduction Designer:
Damon FortierPost-Production Supervisor:
Craig WindesCasting:
Laurie Records CastingVFX Supervisor / Matte Painter:
Rocco GioffreVFX:
Darren and Adam FantonColor:
Company 3Colorist:
Matt OsbourneSound Design:
Brian EmrichSound Mix:
Nathan HoffmanScore:
Phil KleinEditors:
Sam Perkins, Jason DeVilliers, Matt Fackrell, Jason DeVilliersVeteran Advisor:
Edwin ModlinVeterans/Actors:
Paige Blackcloud, Eric Maragoto, Devon Ehrhorn, Joshua Reyes, Jordan BellDate:
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