All's Well That Doesn't End Well in Romantic Comedy From Sears Fun fake trailer wraps with a splat
Here's a fun trailer for a romantic comedy about two lost souls (bloggers, obviously) who reconnect in an airport … with a twist ending. Spoiler alert: Because love is a lot like hurtling headfirst into a giant stainless steel fridge. Also because there's a strong market for anti-rom-com schadenfreude. Especially when the convincing rom-com setup ends in classic slapstick pratfalls. Also because it made you laugh, now come on, buy at Sears. From mcgarrybowen in Chicago. It's a follow-up to the hugely popular beach commercial from the summer. Full credits after the jump.
CREDITS
Agency: Mcgarrybowen, Chicago
Chief Creative Officer: Ned Crowley
Group Creative Director, Art Director: Kevin Thoem
Group Creative Director, Copywriter: Lee Remias
Director of Production: Lisa Burke Snyder
Executive Producer: Marianne Newton
Production Coordinator: Julia Pepe
Music Producers: Marisa Wasser, Morgan Thoryk, Brandy Ricker
Production Company: Supply & Demand Integrated
Director: Matt Lenski
Founder, Managing Partner: Tim Case
President, Managing Partner: Charles Salice
Executive Producer, Partner: Kira Carstensen
Head of Production: Alexis Kaplan
Line Producer: Rita Le Roux
Client: Sears
Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, Home Appliances: Eddie Combs
Director of Marketing Strategy, Home Appliances: Jason Ward
Vice President, Sears Integrated Marketing: Robert Raible
Creative Director, Sears Integrated Marketing: Joe Michaelson
Executive Producer, Sears Integrated Marketing: Jan Collins
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