Advertising
Campaign India Team
May 18, 2013

Ad pic of the week: Toronto Jewish Film Festival

Featured this week is a photograph clicked by Philip Rostron

Ad pic of the week: Toronto Jewish Film Festival

 

Continuing the segment for visualisers and advertising photography enthusiasts, this week's pick is a photograph by Philip Rostron. The advertisement has been created by BBDO, Toronto, for the Toronto Jewish Film Festival.
 
 
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Credits:
 
Advertising Agency: BBDO, Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Peter Ignazi, Carlos Moreno
Creative Directors: Nancy Crimi-Lamanna, Deborah Prenger
Copywriter: Ryan Grosman
Art Director: Dan Cantelon
Photographer: Philip Rostron / Instil Productions
Account Supervisor: Nevena Djordjevic
Executive Director: Helen Zuckerman
 
(More advertising photography images from around the world can be found at www.oneeyeland.com)
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