Hasta La Creative!

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Advertising Agency: JWT, Sydney, Australia
Art Director: Chris Moreira
Production: Escalated Advertising
Released: March 2008

Advertising Agency: Shackleton, Spain

Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/experiencewii

Advertising Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty, Asia-Pacific, Singapore
Regional ECD: Steve Elrick
Design Director: Jimmy Neo
Designer / Illustrator: Edward Ng
Producer: D’or Tey
Production: Asmanic Yang
Released: August 2008

When the managing director was 80 years old, he defied the waves with his yacht. There the Immaculate Conception, in disguise, made him slip down to the deep.
For Divine Grace
The young executives

Advertising Agency: Cayenne, Italy
Copywriter: Evelin Loprete
Art Director: Giorgio Tezza
Illustrator: Marco Marella
Creative Directors: Giandomenico Puglisi, Stefano Tumiatti

The 75 year-old notary flew over the Portofino headland. Divine Mercy intervened on his behalf there and sent him straight to Heaven by a UFO.
For Divine Grace
The young executives

Advertising Agency: Cayenne, Italy
Copywriter: Evelin Loprete
Art Director: Giorgio Tezza
Illustrator: Marco Marella
Creative Directors: Giandomenico Puglisi, Stefano Tumiatti

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Advertising Agency: 303 Group, Perth, Australia
Creative Director: Lindsay Medalia
Creative: Mark Fretten
Retoucher: Ian McCulloch
Published: September 2008

Advertising Agency: Bleublancrouge, Montréal, Canada
Creative Director: Gaëtan Namouric
Art Director: Marc Guilbault
Copywriter: Mélanie Delisle (french version), Justin Kingsley (english
version)
Production Company: QuatreZeroUn
Producers: Philippe Lalande, Johanne Joliat
Director: Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais
Director of Photography: Steve Asselin
Post-production House: 4 Westmount Square, Technicolor
Sound Design: Sonart
Music: Apollo

LONDON – Capital Radio is undergoing its second rebrand in under a year, changing from Capital 95.8 “London’s Hit Music Station” to 95.8 Capital FM “London’s Number 1 Hit Music Station”.

Wieden and Kennedy London have some thoughts on the resignation of their long held Starbucks account. On the Welcome To Optimism blog they write:

“It’s been a tough relationship with Starbucks for the past 4 years and their recent business performance only amplified the challenge. We were burning people out and it was affecting morale at the agency. So we decided to resign the account.”

Lots of shops have willing dropped clients from their roster. Crispin resigned Miller in 2007 because of “fundamental differences in strategy and creative.” Cramer-Krasselt also resigned the CareerBuilder.com account in 2007, because they hated the brand’s ethics. Remember that one? That was fun.
Or, there’s the Fallon tactic, where agencies “‘resign’ clients (usually by beating clients to the punch by issuing releases moments before they do)” according to Adweek.

It’s possible that W+K resigned the account with their staffers best interests top of mind and the cost/profit ratio second. The blog entry goes onto to give props to Wieden for kicking Starbucks to the curb despite a very weak economic market. Sure. You got balls, but not so sure you get kudos for bailing on an account because of their financial problems. What – W+K is only there for the good times? What happened to do or die?

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