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Read Forever


NOOK Color "Read Forever™" Anthem
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READ FOREVER

Til all the books I read are read
and all the pens are put down
and everything there is to learn is learned

Til tears are no longer shed
and the ziggers have all zigged
and the irony is all ironed out

Til the heroes retire
and the monsters return to their dens
and all the plots are wrapped up

Til there are no more twists and turns
No more guns in drawers
No more shaggy dogs

Til rhymes stop rhyming
and pots stop boiling
and everyone is happy and there’s nothing more say

Til that day

By hook or by crook
By book or by nook
I will read


CREDITS FROM : http://adsoftheworld.com/media/tv/barnes_noble_read_forever_anthem

Advertising Agency: Mullen, Boston, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Mark Wenneker
Group Creative Director / Copywriter: Dave Weist
Group Creative Director / Art Director: Tim Vaccarino
Copywriter: Tim Hanrahan
Executive Director of Integrated Production: Liza Near
Executive Producer: Zeke Bowman
Account Service: Alex Leikikh, John Hornaday
Production Company: The Directors Bureau
Director: Mike Mills
Executive Producer: Cayce Cole
Producer: Youree Henley
DP: Natasha Braier
Editorial: Lost Planet
Editor: Saar Klein
Assistant Editor: Greg Flick
Executive Producer: Krystn Wagenberg
Producer: Amy Lazarus
Color Correct: CO3
Colorist: Tim Masick
Visual Effects: Brickyard
Lead VFX Artist: Geoff McAuliffe
Senior VFX Artists: Sean McLean, Patrick Poulatian, Jimi Simmons
VFX Executive Producer: Kirsten Anderson
CGI/Graphics Artist: Robin Hobart
Music: Garth Stevenson Music
Composer: Garth Stevenson
Audio Post: Soundtrack
Sound Design / Mixer: Mike Secher
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