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To help celebrate the Tribeca Film Festival's 15th year, J. Walter Thompson New York has created the "first computerized acting judge" called the ReActor. By combining voice and facial recognition with motion technology, the ReActor can record participants acting out iconic scenes from popular movies like When Harry Met Sally and The Devil Wears Prada. The public can engage and be judged based on their performances, with high scores earning tickets to the film festival. The ReActor is making stops throughout New York before the Tribeca Film Festival begins on April 13.

Credits

Head of Art & Design: Aaron Padin

Creative Director: Greg Erdelyi

Art Director: Katie Bourgeois

Copywriters: Kate Delaney, Itai Inselberg

Designers: Soyeon Yoo, Emely Perez

Junior Designer: Hyunseo Yoo

Chief Creative Officer, New York: Brent Choi

Planner: Matt Baker

Head of Production: Jennifer McBride

Executive Producer: Mary Ellen Verrusio

Producers: Liam Golding

Executive Digital Producer: Zeynep Cingir

UX Designer: Jen Lash

Digital Producer: Nick Orsini

Director of Music: Paul Greco

Project Manager: Juliana Orozco

Art Buyer: Suzanna Shields

Account Team: Oswaldo Barbosa – Business Director, Haley Rankin – Account Associate

Client Team: Andrew Essex and Bari Komitee

Director: Andrew Hines

Production Company: Current

Post-Production: The Mill

Editing House: J. Walter Thompson

Music House: J. Walter Thompson