Diet Pepsi: Dance
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day, Los Angeles, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Rob Schwartz
Group Creative Director: Brett Craig
Creative Director: Xanthe Hohalek
Art Directors: Helena Skonieczny, Mindy Benner
Copywriters: Omeed Boghraty, Suzanne Sherwood
Managing Director: Bill Brooks
Group Account Director: Mike Litwin
Account Director: Tara Mellett
Management Supervisor: Ellie Brigden
Account Executive: Kali Cushing
Group Planning Director: Oke Mueller
Planning Director of Integrated Strategy: Justin Acuff
Senior Account Planner: Natalie Puccio
Executive Producers: Anh-Thu Le, Mila Davis
Senior Producer: Elizabeth Giersbrook
Assistant Producer: Kaitlin Moore
Director of Business Affairs: Linda Daubson
Senior Business Affairs Manager: Laura Drabkin
Talent Payment Manager: Maryam Ohebsion
Broadcast Traffic Coordinator Eugene Gandia
Production Company: HOLMES: Defender of the Faith
Director: McG
Director of Photography: Ramsey Nichols
Executive Producer/Line Producer: Ben Dossett
Executive Producer: Jeff Armstrong
Editorial: Union Editorial
Editor: Jim Haygood
Assistant Editor: Dylan Firshein
Producer: Lynne Mannino
Post: The Mill
Executive Producer: Sue Troyan
VFX Producer: Sabrina Elizondo
Production Coordinator: Mary Melendez
Lead Flame Artists: Billy Higgins, Tim Bird
Nuke Artist: Edward Anderson
Telecine: Company 3
Colorist: Stefan Sonnenfeld
Music / Sound: Squeak E Clean
Music Production: Squeak E Clean Productions & Mario C.
Executive Music Producers: Zach Sinick and Carol Dunn
Arrangers: Rusty Logsdon and Brent Nichols
Sound Design: Squeak E. Clean Productions
MIX: Lime Studios
Mixer: Joel Waters

11 Comments
Love the actress, the ad not so much.
It's a nice ad, extra twist at the end. But what are you trying to tell me, what's the message?
I don't know which is worse? The ad itself or the number of people it took to make it.
Like the end.
so boring, so lame, so USA....
forced
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it looks like too much "plastic" used. not emotions. nothing.
http://www.7gadgets.com
Agree with ALL of the comments above - In 2 words: IT STINKS.
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
terrible
not bad, but not good either.
All those people to make this? Crap lah.
Just terrible for such a good brand.