A Martin Short story...
The diminutive comedian gives us a glimpse into his hard-working life in this hilarious spot from Preacher and director Aaron Stoller for Wealthsimple.
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Credits
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- Agency Preacher/Austin
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Aaron Stoller
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Credits
powered by
- Agency Preacher/Austin
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Aaron Stoller
- Managing Director/Partner Shawn Lacy
- Executive Producer Holly Vega
- Head of Production Sean Moody
- Editorial Mackcut
- Editor Pamela Petruski
- Executive Producer Gina Pagano
- Finishing Schmigital
- Color Grade Rare Medium
- Colorist Mikey Rossiter
- Executive Producer Heath Raymond
- Chief Creative Officer Rob Baird
- Creative Director Zach Watkins
- Creative Director Marcus Brown
- Senior Copywriter Andrew Singleton
- Senior Producer Lauren Bauder
- Head of Production Stacey Higgins
- Producer Mala Vasan
- DP Bryan Newman
- Production Designer Kristen Vallow
- Sound Designer Marc Healy
- Audio Mixer Sam Shaffer
- Art Director Jacob Weinstein
- Executive Producer Greg Tharp
- Talent Martin Short
Credits
powered by
- Agency Preacher/Austin
- Production Company Biscuit Filmworks/USA
- Director Aaron Stoller
- Managing Director/Partner Shawn Lacy
- Executive Producer Holly Vega
- Head of Production Sean Moody
- Editorial Mackcut
- Editor Pamela Petruski
- Executive Producer Gina Pagano
- Finishing Schmigital
- Color Grade Rare Medium
- Colorist Mikey Rossiter
- Executive Producer Heath Raymond
- Chief Creative Officer Rob Baird
- Creative Director Zach Watkins
- Creative Director Marcus Brown
- Senior Copywriter Andrew Singleton
- Senior Producer Lauren Bauder
- Head of Production Stacey Higgins
- Producer Mala Vasan
- DP Bryan Newman
- Production Designer Kristen Vallow
- Sound Designer Marc Healy
- Audio Mixer Sam Shaffer
- Art Director Jacob Weinstein
- Executive Producer Greg Tharp
- Talent Martin Short
Is Martin Short the hardest-working man in showbiz? Well, if your evidence is Martin Short’s Short Day at Work, the new parodic spot for Wealthsimple from Austin agency Preacher, the answer certainly leans towards the negative.
Sending himself up wonderfully for the film, Short presents a diminutive diva who's day-to-day seems more akin to a toddler being led around a playground.
Directed by Biscuit's Aaron Stoller, the film's genius (aside from the puntastic title) is to let the comedian have fun with the man-baby character he's been refining for decades; garnering big laughs from some choice line readings ("too close") and the innately funny image of a 70-year-old being bridal-carried by a behemoth.
