Corvette Academy: Conquer the Air
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Durable Goods Director Sam Ciaramitaro recently teamed up with Detroit-based agency Commonwealth to produce “Corvette Academy,” a digital campaign introducing the all-new 2023 Corvette Z06. The four-part series celebrates Corvette’s 70-year legacy, with an in-depth look at the ultimate supercar and its new place on the world stage.
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Commonwealth//McCann, CanadaChief Creative Officer:
Gary PascoeCreative Director:
Dan Marvin, Dave MullerAssociate Creative Director:
Bryan Durco, Jerry BurtonDirector Broadcast & Art Production:
Paul RenuschExecutive Producer:
Kelly BalagnaProducer:
Karen CrissmanGroup Account Director:
Kalyn BarnumAccount Director:
Greg YoungAccount Executive:
Liz SochaSenior Project Manager:
Ken AshburnSenior Product Insights & Analysis Specialist, Corvette:
Amy OaksBusiness Manager:
Julie PrestonAssociate Director, Global Legal Compliance:
Jeanette FoySr. Talent Manager:
Jennifer HopkinsProduction Company:
Durable GoodsDirector:
Sam CiaramitaroExecutive Producer:
Hani SelimLine Producer:
Martell RoseDP:
Magdalena Gorka/ United Talent AgencyEditorial Company:
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