D-Day Museum - "The Longest Day" by ANDY Awards 2001
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| Title | The Longest Day |
| Agency | Hill Holliday |
| Campaign | The Longest Day |
| 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 for the D-Day Museum, titled "The Longest Day," presents a somber black-and-white image depicting a fallen soldier. The text overlay describes the harrowing experience of the soldiers in Company A at D-Day, emphasizing the intense and tragic events. The message highlights how their day ended early with sacrifice and heroism, contrasting the term "Longest Day." This historic moment is poignantly captured, urging viewers to remember the soldiers' bravery and visit the museum for a deeper understanding. The ad's visual and textual elements work together to evoke strong emotions of honor, remembrance, and respect. |
| 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 |