Welcome to The Drum's US Creative Works in partnership with Workfront.
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GSD&M: Goodyear 'Drive'
Group Creative Directors: Bill Bayne, Bill Marceau
ACD/Art Director: Dale Austin
ACD/Writer: Brandon Curl
Director of Production: Jack Epsteen
Producer: Abigail Hinojosa, Karla Macias
Art Buyer: Jesscia Henry
Account Service: Gigi Baffi, Sabia Siddiqi
Business Affairs Manager: Lara Drew
Project Manager: Christie Shepard
WEBISODE POST PRODUCTION:
Agency: Union
Editor: Kevin Ray
Producer: Rob McCool
ANIMATION:
Agency: Real FX
MUSIC: Marmoset
Doner: Serta 'Declare Peace'
Edelman & United Entertainment Group: Dove 'Meet Cathleen'
Argonaut: Credit Karma 'Get Knowing'
Chief Creative Officer – Rick Condos
CEO – Robert Riccardi
Head of Strategy – Max Heilbron
Head of Brand Management – Katie Miller
Head of Production – Topher Lorette
Strategy Director – Warwick Heathwood
Communications Strategist – Brian Olsen
Group Brand Director – Robert Woods
Brand Manager – Lauren Martinez
Associate Creative Director – Matt Kelsen
Associate Creative Director – Zack Fagin
Art Director – Jodi Duncan
Copywriter – Andy Whalen
Producer – Tyler Neely
Prod Co - Biscuit
Director - Matt Dilmore
DP - Bryan Newman
Prod Co EP - Rick Jarjoura
Line Producer - Carr Donald
Music House - Barking Owl Sound
Music House Creative Director - Kelly Bayett
Music House Producer - Ashley Benton
Edit House - Beast
Editor - Brian Lagerhausen
Edit EP - Jon Ettinger, Tracy Coleman
VFX - Allied
VFX EP - Lori Joseph, Gordon Wittmann
Graphics - Brand New School
Graphics HP - Amy Russo
TBWA\Chiat\Day New York: Brooklyn Film Festival 'Because We Can'
EP – Harland Weiss
EP – Donovan Boden
Head of Production – Isil Gilderdale
Director – Jason Jeffrey
DOP – Kelly Jeffrey
Line Producer – Pierre Campbell
Post Producer – Emily Harris
Editing House – Relish
Producer – Gerard Goco
Editor – Michael Barker
Assistant Editor – John Gallagher, Scott Edwards
Transfer – Alter Ego
Producer – Jane Gallagher
Artist – Clinton Harmouth
VO & Sound Design – Vapor RMW
Producer – Kailee Nowosad
Director – Karen Goora
Music – MassiveMusic, NY
Keith Haluska Managing Director
Creative Director – Elijah B Torn
Creative Director – Watt White
RTO+P: Reyka Vodka 'Made of Iceland'
Executive Creative Director & Partner: Steve O’Connell
VP Creative Director: Todd Taylor
Creative Director: Chris Plehal
Senior Art Director: Dave Wiest, Justin Rentzel
Producers: Joe Mosca, Rebecca Jacobs
VP, Account Director: Jessica O’Conor
Senior Account Manager: Alexis Papazian
Production Company: Expressway Productions
Producer: Mike Gualtieri
Assistant Director: Nic Reader
Production Assistant: Adam Russell
Director of Photography: Zac Rubino
Camera Assistant: Gino Varisano
Editing House: Red Tettemer O’Connell + Partners
Editor: Chip Schofield
La Comunidad: FilmSuez ''It's Tuna; and 'Slumber''
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Greco, Mariano Gamba
General Account Manager: Sebastián Díaz
Director of Accounts: Solange Blanco
Account Executive: Catalina Gay
Production Manager: Ramiro Capisto
Production Assistant: Sebastián García
Production: Argentinacine
Director: Augusto Giménez Zapiola
Producer General: Nano Tidone
Executive Producer: Laura Passalacqua
Producer: Germán Escande
Director of Photography: Julián Ledesma
Coordination of Post: Aldo Ferrari
Sound Mix: Resonant Elephant
Color Correction: Anahi Piccinin
Postproduction: VFX Ratio
180LA: University of Phoenix 'We Can Do IT'
Executive Creative Directors: Eduardo Marques, Rafael Rizuto
ACD/Copywriter: Tylynne McCauley
ACD/Art Director: Brian Farkas
Head of Integrated Production: Natasha Wellesley
Executive Producer: Dominque Anzano
Group Brand Director: Sandy Song
Brand Director: Jillian Nalty
Account Coordinator: Nicole Dezzutti
Strategy Director: Kaleen Ogden
Strategic Planner: Tess McGourty
Director of Business Affairs: Loretta Zolliecoffer
Animation Production Co: Hornet
Directors: Dan Abdo, Jason Patterson
Art Director: Hyesung Park
Executive Producers: Hana Shimizu
Head of Production: Sang-Jin Bae
Producer: Niki DiCesare
Recording Studio: Beacon Street Studios
Mixer: Amber Tisue
Executive Producer: Adrea Lavezzoli, Leslie DiLullo
Senior Producer: Kate Vadnais
Music Production: Beacon Street Studios
Executive Producer: Adrea Lavezzoli, Leslie DiLullo
Producer: Lindsey Lerman
Music Composers: Andrew Feltenstein, John Nau
Music Supervision: Good Ear Music Supervision
Sound Design: Beacon Street Studios
Sound Design: Amber Tisue
Senior Producer: Kate Vandals
Verbatim: Dove 'Beautifully Real Moms'
Leslie Golts - Marketing Manager - Dove Canada
Wongdoody: Moms Rising '#IPumpedHere'
Bathroom stalls, coat checks and storage closets are just a few of the less-than-stellar places that breastfeeding moms have been forced to pump milk in due to a lack of proper pumping facilities.
Wongdoody is drawing attention to this issue via a campaign called #IPumpedHere for nonprofit Moms Rising that encourages moms to share the ridiculous (and often unsanitary) places that they’ve pumped in. The goal of the campaign is to urge lawmakers and employers to expand protections for breastfeeding moms in the workplace.
The Fair Labor Standards Act requires employers to provide a “reasonable break time for an employee to express breast milk for her nursing child for 1 year after the child’s birth” and “a place, other than a bathroom, that is shielded from view and free from intrusion from coworkers and the public.”
However, Moms Rising argues that the federal law doesn't go far enough and leaves the wording “open for interpretation.” At IPumpedHere.org, the nonprofit has listed proposed guidelines to help businesses understand what exactly breastfeeding mothers need, like a sink and faucet “deep enough to wash bottles and pump parts” and a “midsize refrigerator for milk storage.”
Moms Rising also points out that the federal law “leaves millions of workers without any protections at all” since it primarily covers hourly wage-earning employees. On its site, the organization is urging people to sign a petition that asks lawmakers to consider expanding protections for breastfeeding moms who work.
