The Final Copy of Ilon Specht
The Final Copy of Ilon Specht
The Final Copy of Ilon Specht is a 17-minute branded film that transcends advertising to become pure cinema. Directed by an Oscar-winner, it captures the raw, unfiltered story of Ilon Specht, the woman who wrote L’Oréal’s iconic line, “Because I’m Worth It,” in 1973. Premiered on AMC+ and Prime Video, it became the first-ever branded content acquired by TED, a platform known exclusively for original productions. No product pushing. Not another beauty ad. Just a woman, her voice, and the truth behind the words that changed beauty, and advertising, forever.
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Credits
- Entrant Company
- Beauty Co-Lab
- McCann Paris
- Brand
- L'Oréal Paris
- Advertising Agency
- Beauty Co-Lab
- McCann Paris
- Design Agency
- McCann Paris
- Production Company
- Breakwater Studios
- Traverse32
- Film Director
- Ben Proudfoot
- Film Editor
- Monica Salazar
- Tim Johnson
- Client
- L'Oréal France


