Just in time for the summer barbeque season, Bob Ackerman, partner and editor at The Colonie, has finished a new campaign for Hebrew National.
Two spots, directed by Backyard Filmsâ Kevin S. Smith, show just how far some people are willing to go when they learn that their hot dogs donât measure up to the famous kosher brand. Charred opens with two couples tending batches of franks on a backyard grill. One couple is preparing Hebrew National hot dogs, the other a generic âall beefâ product. When the generic couple learns about the high quality ingredients employed by Hebrew National, they take drastic steps to satisfy their burning desire for the superior franks.
Media: TV
Category: Food
Client: Hebrew National
Agency: None
Production: Backyard Films
Country: United States of America
Director: Kevin S. Smith
Sound Studio: Audio Producers Group
Editing Company: The Colonie
Post production: Optimus
Editor: Bob Ackerman
Tom Derbulc, Flame artist (The Colonie)
Oscar Oboza, colorist (Optimus)
Peter Erazmus, audio engineer (Audio Producers Group)