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TRG Creates Follow Up Spots for Credit One “Live Ever Rewarded Campaign” | Funny!

4 years ago
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TRG has created sequel spots to an earlier campaign entitled “Life Ever Rewarded.” The Credit One Bank credit gods live to visit our realm and bestow their financial blessings upon us. And what better place for the latest deity, Approdite, Goddess of Apps, to preach the benefits of the Credit One Bank Mobile App than a charmingly awkward speed dating event?

In this latest installment of the campaign, we get to be a fly on the wall as Jerry, our understandably bewildered mortal, attempts to make sense of an unexpectant participant he encounters as he continues his search for love. 

https://youtu.be/wPSfb1t2Bio
https://youtu.be/kqBSNlTWOu8
https://youtu.be/PZ4TUfHtEWQ

Credits:
Agency: TRG
Directed by Win Bates of Tool
VFX thanks to Marek Glaser and team at Timber
Mix by Matt Miller at Lime
Music by Shindig
Edit by Dave Anderson at Arcade
Color by Mark Gethin at MPC.

Here are last year’s spots…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHgYZKXCjpg
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