U.S. Marine Corps: Shifting Threats
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United States Marine Corps (USMC), in partnership with Wunderman Thompson Atlanta, launched their newest recruitment campaign on Friday, aimed at Gen Z. "Shifting Threats," conveys a single premise: Against ever-evolving threats, our Nation’s greatest asset is the adaptable skillset of Marines who fight and win. Shifting Threats offers an epic look at a world filled with hidden, barely definable threats - the “un” threats—unpredictable, unimaginable, unseeable, undeclared - from enemies who originate from every direction and in any clime and place. It communicates the need for a Gen Z audience to become a part of this fight, by joining the Marines to adapt and overcome a myriad of threats to allow the American people to build a better future together.
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Advertising Agency:
Wunderman Thompson, Atlanta, USAProduction Company:
FramestoreDirector:
Murray ButlerDirector Of Photography:
Jeff CronenwethExecutive Producer (Production Co):
Jen SeigelLine Producer:
Laura MorrisonPost Production:
Whitehouse PostEditor:
Adam RuddVisual Effects Executive Producer:
Nick FraserSound Studio:
Formosa GroupSound Designer:
Casey GentonMusic Company:
Bleeding FingersMusic Producer:
Hans ZimmerComposer:
Andrew ChristieScore Producer:
Russell EmmanuelPhotographer:
Pat MolnarDate:
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