Wyoming Department of Health: Dear Mom

9.0

Media Type:

Film Film

Brand

brand

Agency

agency

Country:

USA

Industry:

Government Organisation

Director Magellan Rubin teamed up with creative director Jordan Dean of Warehouse 21 to craft a persuasive and gut-wrenching PSA that targets mothers who smoke around their children. The message is made clear when the closing titles appears on screen: "Every year, more than 600,000 deaths are caused by secondhand smoke. Close to 30% of those deaths are among children."

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Warehouse 21, Wyoming, USA

Writer / Director:

Magellan Rubin

Executive Producer:

Ben Jones

Executive Creative Director:

Dave Teubner

Creative Director:

Jordan Dean

Agency Producer:

Keith Forney

1st Assistant Director:

Tom Farnsworth

Production Supervisor:

Justin Springer

Cinematographer:

Robert Muratore

1st Assistant Camera:

Chris Nightingale

Photographer:

Keith Forney

Sound Mixer:

Michael Kranicke

Gaffer:

Jason Tahara

Best Boy:

Dylan Rumney

Key Grip:

Tony Thomas

Swing Grip:

Scott Park

Makeup Artist & Wardrobe:

Molly McCurdy

Location Manager:

Julie Anne Moore

Production Designer:

Matt Cervantes

Director’s Assistant:

Rocco Zehnle

Production Assistants:

Kevin Peck, Scott Hardesty

Editor:

Jay O'Meara

Additional Editing:

Magellan Rubin

Sound Designer:

Sebastian Oliwa

Additional Post-Production:

Pinto Pictures

Date:

January, 2019

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