Wearing a mask is definitely not unlucky
A masked crusader works overtime, fighting the temptation to remove one particular mask, even though it's scaring the locals.
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Credits
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- Agency Ogilvy Health/New York
- Production Company Chimney Group/USA
- Director Sam O'Hare
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Ogilvy Health/New York
- Production Company Chimney Group/USA
- Director Sam O'Hare
- Executive Creative Director Toby Trygg
- Executive Producer Jake Loonan
- Editor Glenn Conte
- Colorist Lez Rudge
- Producer Nicole Melius
- Sound Studio Sonic Union
- Sound Owen Shearer
- Head of Production Julie Hershan
Credits
powered by
- Agency Ogilvy Health/New York
- Production Company Chimney Group/USA
- Director Sam O'Hare
- Executive Creative Director Toby Trygg
- Executive Producer Jake Loonan
- Editor Glenn Conte
- Colorist Lez Rudge
- Producer Nicole Melius
- Sound Studio Sonic Union
- Sound Owen Shearer
- Head of Production Julie Hershan
Wearing a mask has proven to be an easy and important way to stem the spread of the coronavirus, yet many New Yorkers still aren’t doing it.
This seems especially true of younger people who may feel less susceptible to Covid-19, but Ogilvy Health New York and Chimney Group director Sam O'Hare may have found a way to get them to pay attention to this potentially life-saving message: Don’t preach. Don’t fear-monger. Instead, make them smile by tapping into pop culture.
And so we have Friday the 13th's Jason Voorhees starring in this spot as he meanders through New York scaring the locals in his hockey mask, until one young resident helps him out.
