Edie Falco is cheesed off
This powerful campaign for animal rights organisation PETA, stars The Sopranos actor in an emotional fable about a diary-based abduction.
Credits
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- Production Company Sweet Rickey
- Director DeMane Davis
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Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Sweet Rickey
- Director DeMane Davis
- Post/VFX Company Editbar
- Executive Producer Vanessa Lonborg
- Executive Producer Scott Burtnett
- Executive Edit Producer Phoebe Cole
- Post Producer Kathryn Hardman
- Audio Post Sound Lounge
- Audio Mixer Pete Crimi
- Audio Mixer Matt Smith / (Producer)
- Music Company Marmoset Music
- Creative Director Chris Carl
- Talent Edie Falco
- DP Julia Liu
- Editor Brittany Bellamy
- Colorist Phil Choe
- Colorist Tara Holmes
- Colorist Lucy Gatanis
Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Sweet Rickey
- Director DeMane Davis
- Post/VFX Company Editbar
- Executive Producer Vanessa Lonborg
- Executive Producer Scott Burtnett
- Executive Edit Producer Phoebe Cole
- Post Producer Kathryn Hardman
- Audio Post Sound Lounge
- Audio Mixer Pete Crimi
- Audio Mixer Matt Smith / (Producer)
- Music Company Marmoset Music
- Creative Director Chris Carl
- Talent Edie Falco
- DP Julia Liu
- Editor Brittany Bellamy
- Colorist Phil Choe
- Colorist Tara Holmes
- Colorist Lucy Gatanis
This heart-wrenching twist-in-the-tale spot for PETA highlights how cruel dairy farming can be.
Created in-house and directed by DeMane Davis, through Sweet Rickey, the film Don't Take My Cheese, stars Edie Falco, who in her role as mob wife Carmela Soprano, was familiar with fictional kidnapping and violence.
For mother cows however, these distressing events are all too real and the spot’s unusual kidnapping is set against the daily nightmare inflicted on diary cattle in the name of cheese production.
Edie Falco is Honorary Director of PETA.