| Title | Shredder |
| Agency | Arnold |
| Campaign | Truth |
| Advertiser | American Legacy Foundation |
| Brand | truth |
| Posted | October 2000 |
| Business Sector | Anti-Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco Message |
| Media Type | Television |
| Length | |
| Market | United States |
| AI Description | The "Shredder 2000" ad by the American Legacy Foundation's 'truth' campaign targets tobacco companies. Set outside a major tobacco company's office, the ad showcases a group of activists dressed in cowboy hats and casual wear. They humorously announce the need for a "Shredder 2000" to dispose of sensitive documents like reports on teenage smoking patterns. The satirical message is delivered through a megaphone, emphasizing the irony of requiring a specialized shredder to hide embarrassing truths. The industrial shredder, depicted as capable of shredding entire filing cabinets and briefcases, underscores the theme of corporate negligence. The visuals combine shots of city buildings, the shredder truck, and the activists' theatrical presentation. |
| Production Company | Redtree Productions, Inc. |
| Copywriter | Ari Merkin |
| Copywriter | Bill Hollister |
| Art Director | Chris Edwards |
| Copywriter | Chris Edwards |
| Art Director | Alex Burnard |
| Agency Producer | Keith Dezen |
| Editor | Tom Scherma |
| Editing Company | Mad River |
| Director | Christian Hoagland |
| Colorist | Lez Rouge |
| Sound Design Company | Joe O'Connell |
| Chief Creative Officer | Ron Lawner |
| Group Creative Director | Pete Favat |
| Group Creative Director | Alex Bogusky |
| Art Director | Bill Hollister |
| Assistant Agency Producer | Ben Raynes |
| Production Company Producer | R.J. Casey |
| Production Company Producer | Maria Sheehan |
| Line Producer | Jeff Trenner |
| Production Designer | Lester Cohen |
| Sound Design Company | Blast |