Sutter Health: Things
Media Type:
Film
Brand
Agency
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Industry:
Credits
Advertising Agency:
Arnold, Boston, USAGlobal Chief Creative Officer:
Jim ElliottManaging Partner Executive Creative Director:
Wade DeversGroup Creative Director:
Chris ValenciusCreative Directors:
John Simpson, Gregg NelsonAssociate Creative Director / Art:
Rua PerstonAssociate Creative Director / Copywrite:
Matt CrampAssociate Design Director:
Gordon ChislettCopywriter:
Miki TurnerDirector of Content Production:
Bill GoodellBroadcast Producer:
William NearAsst Broadcast Producer:
Alissa FeldbauExecutive Print Producer:
Victoria ShaughnessyDirector Art Production:
Kathy McMannArt Producer:
Dayna StanleyBroadcast / BA Manager:
Kate SwansonDirector of Planning:
Karin WoodMarketing Director:
Jon HedlundMarketing Manager:
Matt St. JeanAssociate Marketing Manager:
Sophie DietzProduction Company:
Anonymous ContentDirector:
Malcolm VenvilleManaging Director / Executive Producer:
Eric SternExecutive Producer / Production:
SueEllen ClairHead of Production:
Kerry HaynieProducer:
Jeff TannerProduction Supervisor:
Joan DuffEditorial Company / VFX:
Lost Planet , Black HoleEditors:
Charlie Johnston , Max KoepkeExecutive Producer:
Krystn WagenbergPhotographer:
Angela CoppolaCreative Production Studio:
Saddington BaynesProduction Company:
BART + Radio/ SeattleVO Director / Producer:
Bart SmithEngineer / Sound Design:
Robb DavidsonSound:
SoundtrackEngineer:
Mike SecherMusic:
Singing SerpentsProducer:
Dennis CulpColor:
Company 3Colorist:
Tim MasickDate:
February, 2017
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