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ACTIVISION - AHMADENIJAD
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ACTIVISION
Advertising Agency:DDB Venice USA
Executive Creative Director:APM Music
Creative Director:Kevin McCarthy/Jeff Spiegel
Copywriter:Miguel Caballero
Art Director:Marcus Wesson
Agency Producer:Carole Ferrari
Account Supervisor:Shawn Heintz-Mackoff/Kristine Keever/Paul Sears
Advertiser's Supervisor:Vickie Farmer
Production Company:RCR Calabasas Los Angeles Los Angeles USA USA USA
Production Company:THE ANT FARM Calabasas Los Angeles Los Angeles USA USA USA
Production Company:SHAPESHIFTER Calabasas Los Angeles Los Angeles USA USA USA
Director:David Hollien
Editor:Daniel Reid
Editor:Mark Monteiro
Post Production:Sonic Pool with Patrick Bird
Music: Artist/Title:APM Music
Other Credits:Shape Shifter (Online Facility)
Date Of 1st Transmission:10/11/2007
Entrant Company:DDB Venice USA<br>The challenge was to raise awareness of the game and give gamers a reason to believe that the Call of Duty franchise’s move from a World War II game to the arena of Modern Warfare was going to make the game even more exciting. Research showed that gamers nearly always consulted a trusted source before buying a game. We decided to create fanboy videos with a creative twist.
Who better to endorse Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare than the experts - war hungry world leaders? A viral video review of the game was “created” by Iranian President Ahmadinejad who being a mercurial capricious dictator loved some aspects of the game and found parts of it unlikable. The video was seeded in gamer sites and forums where it quickly spread across the internet. The result? Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare became the #1 selling Game of the Year with over 9 million units sold.
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