This is a commercial ad of Oreo. This commercial was released in October 2017 in United States. Under the title of “Oreo: Dippers”.
A city girl loves the stars, but has never seen them in all their glory—until a playful Oreo Cookie dunk gives her Dad a Wonderfilled idea.
It was done by The Martin Agency, Richmond advertising agency. And, the commercial by Production Company is Furlined and is directed by Jeff Labbé.
Lyrics:
♬If the stars don’t shine, if the moon won’t rise, if I never see the setting sun again
You won’t hear me cry, this I testify; please believe me, boy, you know I wouldn’t lie
As long as there is
You and me
Ohhh, oh, oh, oh, oh♬
Oreo
Wonderfilled
The commercial song is “You And Me” by Penny & The Quarters. For those of you who like this song “You And Me”, you can download it from Amazon or iTunes.
And this song “You And Me” was also used in the sound track of the American romantic drama film “Blue Valentine” that was released on December 29th 2010.
Watch the whole advertisement here.
Oreo: Dippers
Client: Oreo
Geo: United States
Released: October 2017
Advertising Agency: The Martin Agency, Richmond
Chief Creative Officer: Joe Alexander
Group Creative Director: Karen Costello
Creative Director: David Muhlenfeld
Producer: Liza Miller
Junior Producer: Arielle Blais
Senior Art Director: Beth Fujiura
Senior Copywriter: Casey Hall
Agency Executive Broadcast Producer: Steve Humble
Business Affairs Manager: Alice Isner
Group Planning Director: Mike Kelley
Group Account Director: Britta Dougherty
Account Director: Gillian Merrill
Account Director: Liz Valentine
Account Executive: Claire Gano
Project Manager: Tatiana Mazzariol
Production Company: Furlined
Director: Jeff Labbé
Executive Producer: Ben Davies
Line Producer: Gregory Haggart
Director of Photography: Nicolas Bolduc
Editorial: Cut and Run
Editor: Steve Gandolfi
Asst Editor: Luc Giddens
Executive Producer: Amburr Farls
Producer: Annabelle Dunbar-Whitaker
VFX Production: The Mill
Executive Producer: Chris Kiser
Producer: Lauren Orban
Associate Producer: Ashley Goodwin
Shoot Supervisor: Peter McAuley
VFX Creative: The Mill
Creative Director: Michael Schaeffer
2D Lead Artist: Jamie Scott
2D Artists: Kyle Cody, Heather Kennedy, Rachel Moon
CG Matte Painting: Marc Samson
Design/Animation: Bobby Ushiro
Colour: The Mill
Colourist: Fergus McCall
Senior Colour Producer: Rochelle Brown
Colour Assist: Nate Seymour, Aysha Mazumdar Stanger
Music: You And Me by Penny & The Quarters
Thanks for this info. I’ve got an earworm of this song and wanted to know more about it.
My god she sounds just like Ronnie Spector.
pretty cool sounding song
Great commercial! Who are the actors?
Love this song, Penny & the Quarters, YOU AND ME. Keep the commercial going!!
I love this song! I wish Clem Price would have released “You and Me Baby” when it was recorded in the 70’s!!! Beautiful song! Good thing it made it on the Blue Valentine soundtrack. I found out that Penny is still alive. but two of her brothers that were members of Penny and the Quarters are now deceased.
Great commercial, hate that they shortened it on TV. Who are the two actors?
Yes, who is the girl?
Why have they shortened this ad. It really is the best and they took part of it away.
Whoever told Penny she could sing, did a great disservice to Oreo and to the public. I’ve heard cats carry a better tune.
Thank you. That oh oh oh sounds like a wounded dog.
You sound like a wouned cat and dog O
LOVED THIS SONG SINCE I WAS 10
Too many people have been seduced by autotune and other music studio tricks, so they’re accustomed to “perfect” pitch, tone, harmony, acoustics, etc. Just as media airbrushed away wrinkles and other so called imperfections that are natural. All of this is the sad business of ego-driven humans who prefer slickness in their media, be it audio or image.
Well now, such wasn’t so back in the day. Ergo, the ad agency behind the Oreo commercial actually used a stroke of genius in evoking a more innocent time *musically speaking*, when pitch and tone of the lead singer sometimes was off or sour — but oh so real. The actors are portraying a dad and his daughter staring up at the stars. That’s such a pure moment. And it’s s timeless kind of scene. It’s classic…like the Oreo brand…like Penny & the Quarters.
There, I’ve just given more than my two cents for those of you spewing nonsense and hate.