Minor-League Baseball Creates One-Stop Digital-Ad-Buying Platform
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — For many, minor-league baseball games conjure up images of rundown stadiums in tiny markets, low attendance numbers and wacky promotions and mascot races sponsored by the Main Street Bank between innings. The truth is Minor League Baseball is a half-billion dollar industry with a loyal fan base for major national marketers to connect with. But its online ad-buying system wasn't exactly set up for efficiency — until now.
MA for Media, Marketing to Heat up in Second Half
Posted in: UncategorizedNEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The year so far has been ripe with deals, but stay tuned: We're sure to see even more. The merger-and-acquisition market in the media and marketing services sector was jolted awake late last year and has kept pace into 2010. The first six months saw more than 400 transactions totaling $21 billion, a deal value nearly triple that of the same period last year, according to investment-banking firm Jordan, Edmiston Group.
Where to Find a Summer Hit on U.S. TV? Canada
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Since debuting June 24, ABC's "Rookie Blue" has captured between 6.2 million and 7.2 million viewers — hardly the breakout hit of the season. Even canceled programs such as "FlashForward," "Three Rivers" and "Ghost Whisperer" have turned in better performances against hardier competition. Yet "Rookie Blue" is being renewed for a second season, and the network is touting the workmanlike police drama the Los Angeles Times called "modest and plain" as a hot commodity.
Nielsen: This Isn’t Your Grandfather’s Baby Boomer
Posted in: UncategorizedNEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Get ready: Nielsen is once again trying to challenge one of the industry's oldest chestnuts — that consumers over 50 aren't worth the expense to target. The measurement-and-data giant is out to prove that it is advertisers' continued focus on younger customers that's out of date, thanks to a massive and aging population of baby boomers as well as changes in consumers' lifestyle sparked by new technology.
Exclusives.co.za: Football for Dummies
Posted in: UncategorizedThis ad was emailed around and put up in Exclusive books stores the day after Spain crushed Germany as Paul had predicted.
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Johannesburg, South Africa
Creative Directors: Fran Lukin, Bridget Johnson, Mike Martin
Art Directors: Shane Forbes, Michelle McKenna
Copywriter: Taryn Scher
Top 50 Trends of the Week (Jul 18) – From DIY Marbled Nails to Roomy Draped Fashion (COUNTDOWN)
Posted in: UncategorizedZenithOptimedia increases global ad spend forecast
Posted in: UncategorizedZenithOptimedia has increased its forecast for global ad expenditure growth from 2.2% to 3.5% during 2010 stating it is not expecting a “double dip” recession but is “still cautious” about the market.
TVC: Money talks
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Lebanon
Production House: Intaj The Production House, Lebanon
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Flying Lotus – MmmHmm
Posted in: UncategorizedUn formidable travail d’animation dirigé et produit par le studio Special Problems, le tout commissionné par Warp Films. Un voyage visuel à travers de magnifiques animations. Le titre “MmmHmm” est en featuring avec Thundercat, et extrait de l’album Cosmogramma.
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O sound design realista de “A Origem”
Posted in: Uncategorized“A Origem” (Inception) estreou nos Estados Unidos sendo chamado de filme do ano, uma experiência hipnótica, cerebral e dramática. O sci-fi mais brilhante desde “Matrix”. Eu nem assisti e já gostei. Christopher Nolan nunca decepciona e minha cara já derreteu só vendo o trailer.
E em um filme onde os sonhos contém cidades de física maleável, o pessoal de sound design já sabe que vai ter trabalho extra. Richard King já ganhou Oscar de efeitos sonoros com “Batman: O Cavaleiro das Trevas” e “Mestre dos Mares”, além de outra indicação por “Guerra dos Mundos”, e comanda no novo filme de Nolan toda a engenharia de som.
“A Origem” foi filmado em Paris e Tóquio, mas King e sua equipe foram em busca da acústica real de perseguições, carros derrapando e tiroteiro nos desertos da Califórnia e bases áreas. Nada no trabalho de Richard King é sintetizado, pois ele prefere a vivacidade de criar sons a partir de objetos reais.
Um exemplo disso é o efeito sonoro da transição dos sonhos presente no filme estrelado por Leonardo DiCaprio. Para captar o áudio, os engenheiros de som levaram subwoofers para o meio da rua em Los Angeles e misturaram os graves com o ruído comum de um dia de tráfego na cidade.
Já a trilha sonora de “A Origem” é assinada por Hans Zimmer, e o filme estreia no Brasil no dia 6 de agosto.
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EpicWin: Suas tarefas transformadas em RPG
Posted in: UncategorizedSe você procrastina e ou esquece as tarefas básicas da sua vida, o aplicativo EpicWin pode lhe ajudar. É uma combinação de RPG com “to do list”, que basicamente transforma cada tarefa em missões e, ao completar cada uma, abre-se um mundo de pontos de experiências, artefatos raros e desenvolvimento de nível do seu personagem.
O objetivo é simples: tornar suas obrigações do dia-a-dia algo divertido e, finalmente, fazer você cumprir as tarefas.
EpicWin ainda nem foi lançado, mas tem hype. Está sendo produzido pela rexbox, estúdio britânico que foi responsável pelo visual design de “Little Big Planet”.
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Ray-Ban: Flowers Head, Cartoon Head, Ice Cream Head, Kiss, Yelling Head
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: Cutwater, San Francisco, USA
Creative Director: Travis Britton
Creative: Marcus Cross
Director: Tomorrow’s Brightest Minds
Agency Producer: Bill Spangler
Production: Oil Factory
Producer: Tomorrow’s Brightest Minds
Director of Photography: Ralph Kaechele
Volkswagen Fox: Inside Out
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Marcello Serpa
Executive Creative Director: Marcello Serpa
Creative Directors: Luiz Sanches, Sergio Mugnaini
Art Director: Fabio Benedetto
Copywriter: Luciana Haguiara
Illustrator: Vetor Zero
Producer 3D: Vetor Zero
Sound Design: Combustion
Director of Operations: Marcelo Prais
Director of Technology: Raphael Strada
Planner: Cintia Gonçalves, Fernanda Barone
UNHCR: Blue tents
Posted in: UncategorizedSunday June 20, it was World Refugee Day. To remember people of the sad situation millions of refugees live in we created an eye-catching stunt for the UN Refugee Agency. We transformed the main entrance of the national train station in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg into a miniature refugee camp. 3,000 blue cards symbolized the “famous” blue tents. The main objective was to make people aware about the millions of refugees worldwide. By taking home this simple card or by becoming member of the UNHCR Facebook group, people showed they had a small thought left for all those refugees whose only home is a little blue tent. This is the only home for millions of refugees. A little blue tent. Maybe the same as you take with you on vacation, or as the one you’re children play with in the garden. For millions of refugees it’s the only home they have. And most of the times they live in those tents for years, because they don’t have any choice. June 20 it’s World Refugee Day. Have a small thought for all those men, women and children in need, who lost their homes by war or violence. The more we think about their sad situation, the quicker we can wrap up their tents.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Jean-Luc Walraff
Art Directors: Sebastien Verliefde, Cédric Minot
Copywriters: Jurgen Verbiest, Jean-Luc Walraff
Editor: François Chandelle
Published: June, 2010