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Oakland Athletics | "Rally Cap"
May 12, 2003
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners/San Francisco
Why are people -- cyclists, golfers, bellhops, construction workers, cowgirls -- wearing their hats upside down? Because it's the bottom of the ninth and the Oakland A's need a clutch hit -- rally-cap time! Using straightforward photographs of fans rooting for the A's is a smart idea. Baseball is fun, pure and simple, and the ad is a great way to promote a good team. Plus, rally caps make more sense than that freakin' monkey down the coast.
Credits:
Agency/Location
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners/San Francisco
Creative Director
Jamie Barrett
Art Director
Steve Yee
Copywriter
Dan Rollman
Agency Producer
Tammy Smith-White
Assistant Producer
Jennie Lindstrom
Production Company
Biscuit Filmworks
Director
Noam Murro
Photographers
Todd Cole, Jeff Ross
Editor
Tim Fender/Bob 'n' Sheila's Edit World
Principal Talent
n/a
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