Stouffer's "Late Shift," (2017) :30 (USA)

Steve and his wife work late hours in the ER in L.A.. She works night shifts and he works day shifts. When she gets home she helps take care of her daughter. And dinner is that one moment when all of them are in the same room and can bond together. It's a pretty powerful message from Stouffer's. Even when you are overwhelmed with work you still have time to connect over a meal. This campaign highlights real people who describe their lives in a very unscripted way. In the other, a vet whose daughter was born right before he was deployed, comes back and counts his blessings to be able to sit down to dinner with his family, and a young married gay couple follow their best friend and roommate from Texas to New York City to um, eat Stouffer's. Since there's no set up they are busy like say, this spot or the vet whose married to the busy mom, that one feels like an outlier. But hey, two out of three ain't bad.src="adland.tv/touffers-heros-welcome-2017-30-usa">counts his blessings to be able to sit down to dinner with his family, and a young married gay couple follow their best friend and roommate from Texas to New York City to um, eat Stouffer's. Since there's no set up they are busy like say, this spot or the vet whose married to the busy mom, that one feels like an outlier. But hey, two out of three ain't bad.

Client: STOUFFER’S
Director of Marketing:
Tilman Moe
Marketing Manager:
Bianca Suchter
Associate Brand Manager:
Tim Wallenhorst
Marketing Manager (Communications COE):
Tana Peckham
Agency:
Swift
Chief Creative Officer:
Alicia McVey
Executive Creative Director:
Rick Albano
Group Creative Director:
Cat Hyland
Creative Directors:
Tian Mullholland
Otis Rubottom
Director/Editor:
Karen Fisher
Strategy:
Josie Goldberg
Emily Smith
Account Management:
Jaime Komitor
Michelle Borgese
Randi Roth
Production:
Bailey Phillips
Bre Maris
BreAnna Wilson
Food Stylist: Maki Katsumoto
Multicultural Agency: Casanova
Production House: Bunker