Some guys play football with a bull in an arena!
Posted in: UncategorizedSome crazy guys are playing football against a bull and make spectacular tricks over the bull in this video Advertiser: Sony Twilight
Some crazy guys are playing football against a bull and make spectacular tricks over the bull in this video Advertiser: Sony Twilight
Tão logo o Brasil garantiu a classificação para a Copa do Mundo 2010 na África do Sul, a Nike revelou mais uma homenagem ao atacante Luís Fabiano, que fez dois na Argentina no sábado passado.
“O Emprego Mais Difícil do Mundo” mostra uma vida de treinos, alimentação regrada, contusões, torcedores adversários furiosos e, o pior, receber a notícia do nascimento da filha por SMS. O emprego mais difícil do mundo é ser o camisa 9 na Copa do Mundo.
Criação da F/Nazca, com produção da Delicatessen. E se você não lembra, vale rever “A Fabulosa Fábula do Fabuloso”.
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Advertising Agency: Publicis, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Luca Scotto di Carlo, Vincenzo Gasbarro
Art Director: Vincenzo Gasbarro
Copywriter: Luca Scotto di Carlo
Director: Vincenzo Gasbarro
Good Food Month has been a Sydney institution. This year it make the transition to The Sydney International Food Festival. The brief was to get people excited about the festival and celebrate international food.
Advertising Agency: WHYBIN/TBWA, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Garry Horner
Creative Director: Matt Kemsley
Art Director: Miles Jeffreys
Copywriter: Tammy Keegan
Photographer: Natalie Boog
Retoucher: Nick Mueller
Food Stylist: Trish Heagerty
In early 2009, after facing a challenging year and making the decision to let go of its marketing director, our largest and long-term client of 23 years, Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co., asked if I would personally step in as interim marketing director, and help lead its company's business — through the marketing function — into the 21st century.
Funny video for Diet Coke with girls making jokes! Advertiser: Diet Coke Coca Cola Agency: Grey Copenhagen
This guy is playing the bait in this video Advertiser: Timberland Agency: Leagas Delanay
Une excellente opération marketing incrustée dans un magazine, avec l’usage d’un papier transparent entre deux pages. Une belle “démonstration produit” pour DHL, montrant la rapidité et la fiabilité du service. Un concept réalisé par l’agence Shanghai J&J Advertising Co en Chine.
Une très belle série d’illustrations “The Animals”, produite par l’artiste argentin Nacho Gil, actuellement designer chez MTV. D’étonnants dessins et visages d’animaux entre papier et 3D. Son travail complet est à découvrir dans la suite.
The slowness, rigidness and shaking limbs often associated with Parkinson’s Disease can make simple, everyday tasks virtually impossible. For non-sufferers it’s difficult to comprehend an existence where opening a carton of milk or using a telephone is an impossible task. DDB/Rapp, Melbourne helped people experience this complete lack of physical control for themselves by filling arcade style skill-testers with everyday objects. The agency then placed them around Melbourne, collecting $1 coins to fund help Parkinson’s Victoria’s research at the same time. In the first 12 hours over $5000 was collected.
Advertising Agency: DDB/Rapp, Melbourne, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Grant Rutherford
Group Creative Directors: Ruben Cirugeda, Glen Dickson
Account Service: Tess Doughty, Melissa Fullerton
Advertising Agency: Cheil, London, United Kingdom
Creative Directors: Paul Ryan, Pierre Van Der Merwe
Art Director: Paul Ryan
Copywriter: Pierre Van Der Merwe
Illustrator: Chris Fillsell
Published: June 2009
The task was to increase Folliderm prescriptions – a brand that prevents hair loss by strengthening hair roots. Hair fall is an extremely common condition, but seldom referred to a doctor. They had to tap this potential. The use of brand name was not permitted. The use of the brand name was not permitted. So they used a surrogate brand name based on its unique formulation: Power of 1+4. They used elevators in corporate offices and residential buildingss to deliver the message. A face of an man was stuck on the elevator door. Such that his hair was stuck on one door and the rest of his face on the other. When the door opened, the hair pulled away. Another print was stuck in the inside of the elevator – where the man was shown bald. The line read: “Scared of losing your hair? Ask your doctor about Power 1+4″. It was highly amusing for people – and the centre of conversation in the elavators. More importantly there was a significant rise in enquiries about the therapy among doctors in adjoining localities (where the creative was placed).
“Scared of losing your hair?”
Advertising Agency: Sorento Healthcare Communications, Mumbai, India
Executive Creative Director: Rajesh Rai
Creative Group Head – Art: Dinesh Ghosalkar
Creative Group Head – Copy: Sarvesh Raikar
Visualisers: Sabin Antony, Amruta Karandikar
Group Account Manager: Preetha Vasanji
“The best thing to happen to fresh ingredients”
Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, Zürich, Switzerland
Creative Director: Axel Eckstein
Art Director: Philipp Lengyel
Copywriter: Wolfgang Bark
Illustrator: MDI Digital Ltd.
Other additional credits:
Executive Creative Director: Frank Bodin
Published: July 2009
“Time is up for Bacteria and Plaque”
Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, Zürich, Switzerland
Creative Director: Axel Eckstein
Art Director: Philipp Lengyel
Photographer: Markus Weber
Executive Creative Director: Frank Bodin
Published: December 2008
Você certamente já viu aquelas diversas pesquisas que medem a quantidade de mensagens publicitárias a que somos submetidos por dia. São números assustadores, que chegam perto dos 7 mil estímulos diários. Aposto que se houvesse um estudo para dizer o quanto dessas propagandas contém algum clichê, teríamos uma estimativa próxima dos 98%, ou mais.
Os lugares-comuns estão presentes em nosso cotidiano tanto quanto uma comercial de TV, um anúncio impresso ou banner na internet. E para não colocar a culpa só na publicidade, também nos textos jornalísticos e reportagens. E se você não quiser ficar obcecado, nem pense naquilo que fala nas suas conversas por aí.
Em seu recém-lançado “O Pai Dos Burros: Dicionário De Lugares-Comuns E Frases Feitas” (Arquipélago Editorial, 208 páginas), o jornalista Humberto Werneck catalogou 4.640 clichês. Por cerca de quatro décadas, ele colecionou todas as frases comuns que pode encontrar, anotando em guardanapos, papéis e guardando em sua gaveta.
Segundo a pensadora alemã Hannah Arendt:
“Clichês, frases feitas, adesão a códigos de expressão e conduta convencionais e padronizados têm a função socialmente reconhecida de proteger-nos da realidade, ou seja, da exigência de atenção do pensamento feito por todos os fatos e acontecimentos em virtude de sua mera exigência. Se respondêssemos todo o tempo a essa exigência, logo estaríamos exaustos.”
Mais do que se transformar em um guia proibitório de palavras, “O Pai dos Burros” pretende recomendar uma despretensiosa desconfiança durante o ato de criar e escrever. As fórmulas prontas são o conforto medíocre de quem prefere não se arriscar com o desconhecido. Como Werneck diz, nada que saia tão facilmente pelos dedos, de forma automática, costuma ser verdadeiramente bom.
Portanto, “não fique profundamente abalado” se descobrir que vários dos seus termos preferidos, que “estão na ponta da língua”, integram o dicionário. “Sem sombra de dúvida”, o que você precisa fazer é “arregaçar as mangas” e “dedicar-se de corpo e alma” para reciclar o vocabulário com sua “imaginação fértil e “fugir do óbvio”.
Não “adianta chover no molhado”, encare a “árdua tarefa” e “aproveite o ensejo” em busca dos segredos de uma “receita de sucesso”. O livro “não é um divisor de águas”, mas certamente compila uma “vasta documentação” que exercerá “sérias consequências” no seu modo de escrever. Caso contrário, “fica o dito pelo não dito”.
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In this video Hitler, the mass murderer, is having sex with a young babe… Advertiser: AIDS
LONDON – Did the first British Airways ad for two years take-off with members of the public?