Winning work at the AICP Awards Shows becomes part of the Department of Film Archives at MoMA.
“Don’t let it go to your head,” the AICP warns (or rather, tempts) in its call for entries campaign.
The film stars Deutsch chief creative officer, Pete Favat, who thinks he is Andy Warhol because he has won an AICP award. He has also renamed his agency The Factory and is spruiking after work drinks at Studio 54.
FCB global chief creative officer, Susan Credle, has assumed the persona of Frida Kahlo. Keith Cartwright, executive creative director at 72andSunny, has become Jean-Michel Basquiat.
The film was conceived and directed by O Positive’s Brian Billow.
The AICP’s entry deadline is March 9, with an extended deadline 9which includes late fees) of March 16
The awards take place during AICP Week, June 12-14 in New York.
Credits:
Client: AICP
Starring:
North American Chief Creative Officer Deutsch L.A.: Pete Favat
Global Chief Creative Officer FCB: Susan Credle
Executive Creative Director 72andSunny: Keith Cartwright
Production: O Positive
Director, creative director & concept creator: Brian Billow
Director of Photography: Adam Kimmel
Executive Producer: Ralph Laucella
Head of Production: Devon Clark
Line Producer: Craig Repass
Production Supervisor: Matt Willson
Editing: Arcade Edit
Editor: Sean Lagrange
Producer:Adam Parker
Assistant Editor: Glen Montgomery
Executive Producer: Crissy DeSimone
Managing Director: Damian Stevens
Online, VFX & Colour: Timber
Creative Directors & Partners: Jonah Hall & Kevin Lau
Executive Producer: Sabrina Elizondo
Producer: Jillian Lynes
Colourist: Miles Kinghorn
Flame Artist: Brian Shneider
Flame Assistant: Brandon Harden
CG: Jeff Willette
Nuke: Cris Kong & Daniel Svaboe
Music: JSM Music
Sound Design: Copilot Music
Executive Producer: Jason Menkes
Creative Director: Ravi Krishnaswami
Audio Post: Heard City
Mixer: Jeremy Siegel
Producer: Andi Lewis
Executive Producer: Sasha Awn
Equipment Rental: Galpin, Keslow Camera & Quixote
Website: Istros Media Corp.
Last year’s call for entries pinged off the MoMA inclusion in a different way:
R/GA: Enter AICP and be likened to one of the world’s great artists
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