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    Home » TBWAChiatDay NY, Director Peter Thwaites Adopt A Child’s POV To Get Back To Business For Travelers

    TBWAChiatDay NY, Director Peter Thwaites Adopt A Child’s POV To Get Back To Business For Travelers

    By SHOOTThursday, July 7, 2022Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments2627 Views
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    This campaign for Travelers takes the unique perspective of children who see the world as a more wondrous place than adults. Among the three spots directed by Peer Thwaites of The Corner Shop for TBWAChiatDay NY is “Ellison” in which a lad sees the family’s grocery business gutted by a fire. To help rebuild the business, he embarks on a business of his own–making and selling lemonade at his own residential stand.

    “Ellison” is part of a campaign showcasing that through the eyes of kids, the well-handled response to disasters and adversity can feel like magic, serving as a metaphor for  how we’re slowly returning to some semblance of normality after a chaotic past two years.

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    Client Travelers Agency TBWAChiatDay New York Amy Ferguson, chief creative officer; Walter Connelly, executive creative director; Sarah Arrington, sr. art director; Patrick Burke, sr. copywriter; Elliot Carter, Kayla Sredni, associate strategy directors; John Doris, head of production; Jessica Mazelon, production operations; Chris Klein, executive producer; Tara Keith, associate producer; James Sowden, chief strategy officer. Production The Corner Shop Peter Thwaites, director; Anna Hashmi, exec producer, managing partner; Jay Shapiro, exec producer; Ahnee Boyce, producer; Alwin Kuchler, DP; Brock Houghton, production designer. Production Services, Vancouver  Film Group Nathan Miles, exec producer; Vanessa Lenarduzzi, producer. Editorial Work Editorial Stewart Reeves, Jono Griffith, editors; Sidney Williams, Joseph Tuzzolino, assistant editors; Samara Kelly, producer; Chris Delarenal, head of production; Alejandra Alarcon, exec producer; Erica Thompson, managing director. VFX Framestore Nick Fraser, exec producer; Victoria Osborn, creative director; Andrew McLintock, post producer; Valia Dudzyana, coordinator; Jesus Yapor, 2D VFX lead. Music JSM Music Joel Simon, CEO/CCO/co-composer; Jeff Fiorello, VP/exec producer; Norm Felker, Andrew Manning, sr. producers; Sharon Cha, producer; Andrew Ybanez, co-composer. Sound Barking Owl Kelly Bayett, creative director; Ashley Benton, exec producer; Elizabeth McClanahan, sound designer/mixer; Mikayla Petersen, assistant mixer.

    Media Type:Commercial: Television
    ScreenWork Categories:Commercial
    Video Tags:Peter ThwaitesTBWAChiatDay New YorkThe Corner Shop



    The Best Work You May Never See: Travel Oregon, W+K Portland, Director Janssen Powers Unveil A State of Contrast

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Travel Oregon, in partnership with creative agency Wieden+Kennedy Portland, has launched “The State of OR,” a campaign designed to entice new travelers to visit the state, while also reminding existing Oregonians what makes the state so remarkable. At the center of the campaign is the idea that Oregon is a diverse and expansive state full of contrasts, spread across seven distinct regions all in one place: cities or forests, relaxation or adventure, outdoors or nightlife, local charm or big city flair, the rugged or refined.

    And it’s not an either/or proposition as reflected in this 60-second spot directed by Janssen Powers via Slime Mold Productions. You can experience and enjoy all of the contrasting attractions and qualities. Shot and produced entirely in Oregon, the work reveals a truth about the world that is bigger than one state alone--that contrasts can coexist, that differences can spark not division but rather curiosity, discovery and possibilities. Oregon is both a place and a way of thinking that broadens the way we look at the world around us.

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