Sources familiar with the matter confirm that Chris Rossiter, who served as EVP, executive director of production at Leo Burnett, is no longer with the agency. We haven’t received word on whose decision it was to part ways, but spies tell us that it was Leo that pulled the trigger. Anyhow, Rossiter spent the last seven years overseeing Leo Burnett USA’s production department (as well as its in-house Music Aid studio) from the agency’s Chicago hub, where he worked on campaigns for the likes of Kellogg’s Pop Tarts and Tampax.

Nearly three months after picking up the baton for the wireless carrier from GS&P, “Team Sprint”–aka Digitas and Leo Burnett–have created their first work for the brand. In case you didn’t catch it during NBA All-Star weekend, the spot starred West starter/scoring machine Kevin Durant, the mobile game “Doodle Jump” and highlighted Sprint’s unlimited data plan. We already think the Durantula is a better actor than Shaq. Credits below:

Agency: Team Sprint, Digitas & Leo Burnett

Chief Creative Officer: Susan Credle

Creative Director: Michael Boychuck, Kevin Drew Davis, Mark Moll

Executive Producer: Chris Rossiter

Producer: Bryan Litman

Account: Vanessa Mackey and Melissa Wolf

Production Company: Smuggler

Director: Randy Krallman

VFX/SPX: Mass Market

Editorial: Whitehouse Post

Editor: Matthew Wood

Director of Photography: Brian Newman