BMO Film Remove gender bias from dictionaries: Shopaholic by FCB Toronto

The Film titled Remove gender bias from dictionaries: Shopaholic was done by FCB Toronto advertising agency for BMO in Canada. It was released in Oct 2020.

BMO: Remove gender bias from dictionaries: Shopaholic

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Released
October 2020
Posted
October 2020
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Credits & Description:

Client: BMO
Advertising Agency: FCB Canada
Chief Creative Officer: Nancy Crimi-Lamanna
Group Creative Director: Andrew McPhee
Associate Creative Director: Elma Karabegovic
Art Director: Hussein Rumaithi
Copywriter: Shannon McCarroll
Copywriter: Caleb McMullen
Broadcast Producer: Anne-Marie Martignago
Senior Producer: Adriana Laborde
Editor: John Garofalo
EVP, General Manager: Tracy Little
VP, Group Account Director: Erin Howes
Account Director: Allison Lochhead
Account Supervisor: Ali Gayowski
Chief Strategy Officer: Shelley Brown
VP, Strategy: Eryn LeMesurier
Production Company: Untitled Films
Director: Hubert Davis
Executive Producer: Peter Davis
Line Producer: Trudy Turner
DOP: Kiel Milligan
Editorial: Rooster Post Production
Editor: Michelle Czukar
Executive Producer: Samantha MacLaren
Post Production: Alter Ego
Colourist: Eric Whipp
Flame Artist: Darren Achim
Music: Apollo
Music Director/Composer - Apollo: Daenen Bramberger
Executive Producer - Apollo: Tom Hutch
Casting: Shasta Lutz
Media Agency: UM
VP Client Business Partner: Kate Mateer
Group Director: Tim Davies
Director, Connection Planning: Katey Gault
Account Manager: Rachel Pearson
Campaign Manager, Social: Alex Perkes
Director, Performance: Hailey Smith
Associate Director, Programmatic Strategy: Isaac Bunn
Senior Associate, Campaign Manager: Sai Dubakka
Country: Canada
Published: October 2020
Synopsis:
As part of its longstanding commitment to empowering the female leaders of tomorrow, BMO has launched an online initiative to eliminate discriminatory language in dictionary definitions for terms such as “gold digger” and “shopaholic.”