Lorraine Bracco Voices Tree Topper In Netflix Christmas Spot
Deutsch's First Work Depicts The Holidays From A Different Point Of View
Published on Nov 27, 2013
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Sopranos actress Lorraine Bracco voices the long suffering tree topper in Netflix's first spot from Deutsch LA, bringing exactly the right kind of gravel-voiced accent to what could have been a run-of-the mill festive ad. Directed by Matt Aselton, it portrays a family Christmas over the year's from the ageing tree topper's point of view -- with all kinds of craziness, including her almost being smashed and suffocated by burnt yam fumes. But the ad reveals the tree topper loves it when the whole family is together watching Netflix. It even brings a smile to her face -- although "it's kinda painted on my face". The spot will be accompanied by radio, print and digital work that reinforces that Netflix is what connects people during the holidays.
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Credits
- Date
- Nov 27, 2013
- Agency:
- Deutsch Los Angeles
- Chief Creative Officer:
- Pete Favat
- Client:
- Netflix
- Group Creative Director:
- Gavin Lester
- Senior Art Director:
- Gordy Sang
- Senior Copywriter:
- Brian Siedband
- Director of Integrated Production:
- Vic Palumbo
- Producer:
- Rachel Seitel
- Production Company:
- Arts & Sciences
- Director:
- Matt Aselton
- Director of Photgraphy:
- Corey Walter
- Managing Director:
- Mal Ward
- Executive Producer:
- Marc Marrie
- Line Producer:
- Zoe Odlum
- Editorial:
- Arcade Edit
- Editor:
- Geoff Hounsell
- Executive Producer:
- Damian Stevens
- Assistant Editor:
- Glenn Teel
- Producer:
- Gavin Carroll
- Post:
- MPC
- Colorist:
- Mark Gethin
- Online Artist:
- Mark Holden
- Online Assistant Artist:
- Adrian Leva
- Producer:
- Abisayo Adejare
- Executive Producer:
- Lexi Stearn
- Music:
- Human
- Sound Design:
- Henry Boy
- Audio Post:
- Lime Studios
- Mixer:
- Rohan Young
- Assistant:
- Jeff Malen
- Executive Producer:
- Jessica Locke
- End Tag:
- Laundry
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