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No 2003 retrospective is complete without a Queer Eye for the Straight Guy reference, and Leo Burnett’s year-end breakfast was no exception. In a short film shown at last week’s shindig, five fashionable Burnett staffers make over famously disheveled Ira Antelis, director of the Chicago shop’s Music Aid division.
He of the unkempt locks and sports jerseys was nominated for the makeover by Music Aid manager and producer Bonny Dolan. “She originally wanted to get him on the real show, and she realized the chances were slim,” says Matt Stewart, grooming expert (and assistant editor/visual-effects artist at Burnett production unit The Core).
So Burnett’s own Fab Five came to the rescue.
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