Nissan 'singing sockets' by TBWA\Chiat\Day Los Angeles

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TBWA\Chiat\Day Los Angeles has created a spot for the Nissan Leaf as the brand celebrates its first anniversary.

In the ad, electrical sockets make music to wish the electric car a happy first birthday.

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Released: 12 December 2011

Credits

Nissan Americas
Senior vice-president of sales and marketing
Brian Carolin
Vice-president, Nissan marketing
Jon Brancheau
Director, marketing communications
Bill Peffer
Senior manager, marketing communications
Phil O’Connor
Manager, marketing communications
Tony Weeks
Creative team credits
TBWA
Chief creative officer
Rob Schwartz
Global creative director
Mark Sheldrake
Creative director
Tito Melega
Creative director
Karl Dunn
Associate creative director
Liz Levy
Art director
Joerg Bruns
Copywriter
Stefan Rehne
Account team credits
Managing director
Jon Castle
Account director
Ben Muldrew
Account director
Bonnie Schwartz
Management supervisor
Patrick Jones
Management supervisor
Val Tyll
Account executive
Colleen Toombs
Product strategy director
Joel Weeks
Business manager
Robin Rossi
Film credits
Executive director of integrated production
Richard O’Neill
Executive producer
Elaine Hinton
Producer
Katie Johnson
Production company
MPC Creative
Director
Dan Marsh
Executive producer
Paul Abatemarco
Producer
Jon Derovan
Production supervisor
Heather Blitstein
Assistant production supervisor
Ornella Jaramillo
Director of photography
Mark Williams
1st AD
Jon Derovan
Editorial company
Venice Beach Editorial
Editor
Greg Young
Assistant editor
Evan Linton
Assistant editor
Eric Rusch
Executive producer
Hunter Connor
VFX company
MPC Creative
Executive producer
Asher Edwards
Producer
Jenny Bright
Lead Flame artist
Jake Montgomery
Flame artist
Trent Shumway
CG artist
Jonah Austin
CG artist
Yas Koyama
Smoke artist
Mark Holden
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