D-Day Museum - "Kansas Farm Boy" by ANDY Awards 2001
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| Title | Kansas Farm Boy |
| Agency | Hill Holliday |
| Campaign | Kansas Farm Boy |
| Advertiser | D-Day Museum |
| Brand | D-Day Museum |
| Posted | September 2000 |
| Product | D-Day Museum |
| Business Sector | Museums & Monuments |
| Media Type | Outdoor/Out of Home |
| AI Description | The advertisement titled 'Kansas Farm Boy' for the D-Day Museum features a historical, black-and-white image of a group of American soldiers during World War II. The setting evokes a sense of camaraderie and commitment among the troops, dressed in typical military uniforms of the 1940s. They are depicted in a moment of discussion with a commanding officer, who appears to be giving instructions or encouragement before a mission. The text overlay highlights the significance of the words of a 'Kansas farm boy,' referring to messages of bravery and determination. The ad aims to capture the spirit of heroism and sacrifice that characterized the D-Day operations, inviting the viewer to appreciate the historical impact at the D-Day Museum. The visual and textual elements combine to promote the idea of national pride and remembrance. |
| Executive Creative Director | Brian O'Neill |
| Creative Director | Jim Noble |
| Copywriter | Chuck Meehan |
| Art Director | Matt Mowat |
| Creative Director | Rob Bagot |
| Photographer | Steve Peixotto |
| Photographer | Jackson Hill |
| Photographer | Robert Cappa |
| Production Manager | MJ Rockers |
| Photographer | US Army Corps |