Doritos' alien crash site
Directors Dylan Bradshaw and Nate Norell's Crash The Super Bowl-winning film sees a hungry snacker resist the pulling power of ET.
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Credits
View on- Agency Goodby Silverstein and Partners/San Francisco
- Production Company Action Studios
- Director Dylan Bradshaw (Director)
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Credits
View on- Agency Goodby Silverstein and Partners/San Francisco
- Production Company Action Studios
- Director Dylan Bradshaw (Director)
- Post Production/Color Apollo Post House
- VFX Action Studios
- VFX Supervisor Jace Hardwick
- Colorist Wilhends Norvil
- Chief Creative Officer Chris Bellinger
- Senior Design Director Nicolas Vallejos
- Chief Creative Officer Margaret Johnson
- Executive Creative Director Eamonn Dixon
- Director Nate Norell
- Production Designer Teddy Valentovich
- DP Dave Cortez
- Post Producer Christopher Carson
- Sound Designer Dan Pugsley
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Credits
powered by- Agency Goodby Silverstein and Partners/San Francisco
- Production Company Action Studios
- Director Dylan Bradshaw (Director)
- Post Production/Color Apollo Post House
- VFX Action Studios
- VFX Supervisor Jace Hardwick
- Colorist Wilhends Norvil
- Chief Creative Officer Chris Bellinger
- Senior Design Director Nicolas Vallejos
- Chief Creative Officer Margaret Johnson
- Executive Creative Director Eamonn Dixon
- Director Nate Norell
- Production Designer Teddy Valentovich
- DP Dave Cortez
- Post Producer Christopher Carson
- Sound Designer Dan Pugsley
Crash the Super Bowl, Doritos' regular Big Game ad competition, has found its victor(s) in Dylan Bradshaw and Nate Norell, the co-directors of hilarious spot Abduction.
Following a UFO-tracking snacker as he has his tasty treats pinched, the film's superb comic timing and cheeky concept managed to garner votes from fans.
Shot through Action Studios, the film marks another excellent entry in Goodby Silverstein and Partners' long-standing campaign, with the winners pocketing $1M and the commercial featuring in the match's first quarter.
