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Ad of the Day | Denny: Grand Dad
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Iconic food brand Denny has been at the heart of the Irish family for more than 200 years. Their new campaign ‘Grand, Dad’ reminds us that, sometimes, the most comfort is derived from comforting others – particularly when they need it the most. In the first campaign from Droga5 Dublin, part of Accenture Song, since its rebrand, the much-beloved food brand and Droga5 Dublin, part of Accenture Song, enlisted the help of director Duncan Christie to bring to life a truly heartfelt Irish family story.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Droga5, DublinECD:
Jen SpeirsAssociate Creative Director:
Alex IngarfieldCreative Team:
Emmet Heneghan, Steve CliffordHead of Planning:
Darius PasalarStrategy Director:
Tamara ConynghamSenior Strategist:
Darren SoonDirector of Production and Studio:
Jessica BerminghamExecutive Producer:
Al ByrnesSenior Agency Producer:
Fiona PlumsteadAssistant Producer:
Proud NgwenyaBusiness Director:
Aoife CoyneAccount Director:
Andy WilliamsAccount Executive:
Steven NagleProduction Company:
Banjoman FilmsDirector:
Duncan ChristieExecutive Producer:
Matt D’ArcyLine Producer:
Vanessa BriscoeCreative Studio:
Gabha StudiosPost Producer:
Daf UpsdellDirector of Photography:
Luke JacobsEditors:
Rob HegartyAssistant Editor:
Andrew FrancisComposer:
Zebedee BudworthSound Engineer:
Will Farrell/ Blast AudioDate:
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