Shots & Chasers tracks who shot what during the previous month. Production companies are invited to fax information for this column as frequently as possible to Dave Lazar or Dustin Dinoff at (416) 408-0870. The next deadline for submissions is Wednesday, Aug. 23.

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Angel Films director James Hyslop had a day for Nabisco Snackwiches, with cinematographer Marc LaLiberte-Else manning the camera. The Harrod & Mirlin fcb team of art director Derek Higgs and copywriter Mark Lewis came up with the creative on the 30-second spot.

Sarah Ker-Hornell executive produced for Angel, while Pam Portsmouth produced for the agency.

Editing was completed by Barry McMann (still aglow from his Monitor win) at Third Floor Editing.

The spot began airing on Aug. 7 in English and French.

Meanwhile, Angel director Boris Damast along with dop Nick Allen-Woolfe shot two spots in two days for Staples. Each ad clocks in at 30 seconds. Post and audio were handled in the u.s.

New New Films director Ron Baxter Smith teamed with dop Andre Pienaar on a two-day job for Canon. The shoot yielded two :30s and a :60. Teri Walderman executive produced for New New.

The ‘Virtual Machines’ spots were created out of Dentsu by art director Frank Lepre and copywriter Ron McDonald, who share creative director credit on the job. Dee Anderson produced for the agency.

Norm Odell and Bob Kennedy handled post at Flashcut.

At Blink Pictures, director Sam Welch and dop James Gardner had a day with for Procter & Gamble out of Saatchi & Saatchi. Blink’s Kelly King executive produced the 15-second spot, which goes to air in September.

At Saatchi, Lisa Ruben was the art director and Josh Rachlis the copywriter, with Sean Fennell producing.

Brian Williams edited at Panic & Bob.

King also executive produced a two-spot job that saw director Raymond Bark team with dop Pienaar on a day for Pantene, also through Saatchi. ‘Hair Flip’ and ‘Not a Diver’ are the creations of Saatchi art director Ed Lea and writer Mary Secord, with creative director Marc Stoiber overseeing it all. David Smith produced for the agency.

Steve Manz posted at School, with sound and music supplied by Louder Music. The two 30-second spots are available in English and French. *