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College Student Extra

The Equation (live Oak Bank Ad)

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College students seated in a large lecture hall, watching in awe as their brilliant professor solves a life changing equation on the chalkboard.

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Internet Commercial Los Angeles
A brilliant, unhinged math professor is determined to solve an impossible problem on his chalkboard before his lecture hall.
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Rate $150
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Gender
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Age 18-30
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Submission Due Date 02/08/2026

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College Student Extra

The Equation (live Oak Bank Ad)

Internet Commercial $150 18 - 30 Non Union Background 02/08/2026 Los Angeles

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College students seated in a large lecture hall, watching in awe as their brilliant professor solves a life changing equation on the chalkboard.

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