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    Jun232009

    Just the cutest Highway Patrolman in all of Nevada

    DateTuesday, June 23, 2009 at 22:43

    Imagine my surprise the other day when I saw the following television ad for the Reno Rodeo … featuring my strong, uniformed, square-jawed right arm, Trooper Chuck Allen of the Nevada Highway Patrol.

    This is vintage Chuck Allen, and after he retires from the DPS, I would disappointed if he didn’t pursue some some career in broadcasting. He’s just as natural and genuine as he appears.

    You so rock, Chuck.

      

    As an old ad agency type myself, this a very well crafted, engaging and executed campaign.

    Campaign: The Rodeo Must be Coming to Town
    Spot: “NHP”
    Agency: The GMAA Group, LLC.
    Creative: Connor Vincent Lynch
    Copywriter: Connor Vincent Lynch
    Production: Chris Blanton Productions

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