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Advertising Agency: DDB, Helsinki, Finland
Creative Director: Vesa Tujunen
Art Director: Jaakko Kastari
Copywriter: Netta Stenius
Account Director: Anne Aikala
Strategic Planning Director: Tomi Hakanpää
Project Manager: Kaisa Kinnunen
Production company: Otto Production
Director: Pekka Hara
Producer: Ari Laitinen
DOP: Carlos Ritter
Editor: Miika Vaso
Composer: Juri Seppä, Humina
Sound Designer: Tuomas Seppänen / Humina
Colorist: Marko Terävä / Post Control
Design / Post production: Piñata Helsinki
Illustrator: Tuomas Korpi
Animator: Mikko Vormala
Previsualization and online: Henri Tani