Media: Film/ TV
Category: Retail services
Client: Walmart
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi New York
Chief Creative Officer: Javier Campopiano
Executive Creative Director: Mike Pierantozzi
Executive Creative Director: Wayne Best
Head of Design: Blake Enting
CD/CW: Michael Craven
CD/AD: Scott Bassen
Social/Digital team
CD/CW: Alex Braxton
CD/AD: Brent Shriver
Social Designer: Spencer Larson
Junior Art Director: Derek Peet
Junior Copywriter: Thanh Ly
Chief Strategy Officer: Wanda Pogue
EVP, Director of Engagement Strategy: Karen Kraut
Group Planning Director: Amber Hahn
Digital Strategist: Sara Murali
Head of Production: John Doris
Executive Producer: Emily Green
Producer: Danica Rosen
Producer: Zamile Vilakazi
Digital Producer: Aliaksandra Shvedava
Managing Partner: Beth Waxman-Arteta
Senior Account Director: Angela Brown
Digital Account Director: Kate Owens
Account Supervisor: Marina Recalde
Account Executive: Jessie Shapiro
Senior Project Manager: Terea Shaffer
Project Manager: Natasha Graham
Media Agency: Mediavest
Media Agency: Haworth
“Lost & Found” Production Company
Production company: Tool of North America
Director: Marc Forster
Managing Partner, Live Action / Executive Producer: Oliver Fuselier
Managing Partner, Digital / Executive Producer: Dustin Callif
Executive Producer: Nancy Hacohen
Line Producer: Lisa Cowan
Director of Photography: Matthias Koenigswieser
Post Production: Union Editorial
Executive Producer Post: Michael Raimondi
Post Producer: Noah Haeussner
Editor: Matthew Chesse
Assistant Editor: Brad Besser
Color: Company 3
Colorist: Sofie Borup
Short Form Producer: Clare Movshon
VFX: Framestore
VFX Supervisor: Michael Ralla
VFX Executive Producer: Morgan Macuish
Sound Mix: Union Editorial
Mixer: Milos Zivkovic
Sound Design: E² Sound
Composer: Marc Streitenfeld
Description:
During the 89th Academy Awards, Walmart premiered three films made by Hollywood directors Antoine Fuqua, Marc Forster (Tool of North America) and filmmaking partners Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg. Walmart and creative agency Saatchi & Saatchi New York challenged these directors to each make a one-minute film based on the six items of a single Walmart receipt (bananas, paper towels, batteries, scooter, wrapping paper and video baby monitor). In its first-ever sponsorship of the awards, Walmart wanted to celebrate creativity and storytelling, and encouraged the directors to bring their different styles and individual voices to their stories. In short, Walmart wanted to create a campaign suitable for the Oscar stage.