Big City supervised all aspects of this classy 30 from on-set consultation at Shea Stadium, through color correct, in-house Avid offline and live music/voice-over recording sessions. Agency: Margeotes Fertitta Donaher & Weiss.
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We’re pretty happy with how this spot turned out. Creative Director Jeff Weiss really let us handle crafting the tone in post in terms of the color-correct and scoring with the trumpet player — that was a fun record session. No offense all you golden throats out there, but working with a horn player improving in the booth really was a great change of pace. Laying in the little musical hooks, hits and motifs he knocked out really brought the spot together.
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