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ExxonMobil Baton Rouge keeps the local economy rolling.
Red Six created this TV commercial to kick off the A Little Energy Goes a Long Way campaign for ExxonMobil Baton Rouge. We enlisted rolling ball sculpture artist Tom Harold to build us two custom marble tracks and worked closely with elbow/room to produce a Rube Goldberg machine that illustrated the ripple effect ExxonMobil has on Baton Rouge. Shot at the DigitalFX studio, props for this production included a toy plane, 4,500 dominos, two 12 foot marble tracks, a dozen toy workers, two hot wheels construction trucks and plenty of red arrows.

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