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    Ron Gross Directs “Work-Related Injury” For Seattle Mariners, Copacino+Fujikado

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    A patient, seeking treatment for a sore neck, is asked by a doctor whether the injury was work-related. In a flashback, it’s revealed that the patient is actually a baseball pitcher. We then learn that Nelson Cruz, holder of the Mariners team record for home runs by a designated hitter, is responsible for the patient’s whiplash. The pitcher whipped his neck back watching Cruz hit a majestic homer off of him.

    Ron Gross of Blue Goose Productions directed “Work-Related Injury,” part of a campaign for MLB’s Seattle Mariners out of agency Copacino+Fujikado, Seattle.

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    Client Seattle Mariners Agency Copacino+Fujikado, Seattle Jim Copacino, chief creative officer; Mike Hayward, executive creative director; Andrew Gall, group creative director; Andy Westbrock, sr. art director; Kelly Green, director of production; Sun Yi, project manager. Production Blue Goose Productions Ron Gross, director; Bill Hoare, producer; Petr Litomisky, DP; Christine DeLuca, production manager.

     

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