Communism and Hot dogs

It's good to know that the cold war is still alive and well. Three spots for Farmerjohn Hotdogs with a political twist.

You will have to click on the pictures to get to the video part of this post.

Producer: Kara Fromhart
Associate Producer: Alison McMahon
Senior Copywriter: Shelley Chidley
Senior Art Director: Laura Lebel
Copywriter: Brian Jones
Art Director: Aaron Sanchez
Business Manager: Bridget Merrill
Design & VFX Company: Radium/Reel FX, Santa Monica/Dallas
Executive Producer: Dan Bryant
Producer: Linda Jackson
Creative Director: Limbert Fabian
Designer/Animator: Arpine Aleksanyan
Animator: Kyle McCauley

NOTE: Hot-Dog wrapped in bacon? Recall The Itis.

via: adsoftheworld

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