A&F Insurance: Endurance
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: Delantero, Brazil
Creative Director: Marcel Pinheiro, Pádua Sampaio, André Miyasaki
Art Directors: André Miyasaki
Copywriters: Marcel Pinheiro, Pádua Sampaio.
Advertising Agency: Delantero, Brazil
Creative Director: Marcel Pinheiro, Pádua Sampaio, André Miyasaki
Art Directors: André Miyasaki
Copywriters: Marcel Pinheiro, Pádua Sampaio.
Advertising Agency: David&Goliath, USA
Chief Creative Officer: David Angelo
Executive Creative Director: Colin Jeffery
Creative Director / Copywriter: Ben Purcell
Creative Director / Art Director: Steve Yee
Head of Production: Carol Lombard
Executive Producer: Christopher Coleman
Managing Partner, Client Services: Brian Dunbar
Group Account Director: Brook Dore
Account Director: Justin Manfredi
Account Supervisor: Emma Giorgi
Account Executive: Rachel Greenlee
Director of Strategic Planning: David Measer
Sr. Strategic Planner: Steven Garcia
Production Company: RSA Films
Director: Jake Scott
President: Jules Daly
Executive Producer: Tracie Norfleet
Bidding Producer: Paul Kawasaki
Producer: David Mitchell
Director of Photography: Dariusz Wolski
Production Designer: Tom Foden
Editorial: Cut + Run
Editor: Steve Gandolfi
Lead Assistant Editor: Sean Stender
Managing Director: Michelle Burke
Executive Producer: Carr Schilling
Producer: Christie Price
VFX: Method Studios
SVP of Production: Gabby Gourrier
Executive Producer: Stephanie Gilgar
Producer: Mike Wigart
Production Coordinator: Marisa Bursteen
Visual FX Supervisor: Andy Boyd
CG Leads: Brian Burke, Charles Abou Aad
Animation Lead: Jordan Harris
Compositing Supervisor: Patrick Ferguson
Integration Supervisor: Fabio Zapata
Modeling Lead: Lersak Bunupuradah
Rigging Lead: Yakov Baytler
FX Lead: Jonathan Vaughan
Music & Sound Design: Human
Final Mix: Margarita Mix
Mixer: Nathan Dubin
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day, Los Angeles, USA
Chief Creative Officer: John Norman
Creative Directors: Shawn Preston, Jerome Austria
Art Directors: John Baker, Kristina Krkljus
Copywriters: Chris Jones, Armando Samuels
Group Account Director: Grace Kao
Management Supervisor: Andrew Krensky
Account Supervisor: Melissa Cox
Group Planning Director: Oke Mueller
Planning Director: Neil Barrie
Executive Producer: Anh-Thu Le
Producer: Lacy Plunk
Advertising Agency: 180LA, USA
Executive Creative Director: William Gelner
Creative Director: Gavin Milner
Copywriter: Ben Bliss
Art Director: Mike Bokman
Designer: Richard Harrington
Head of Production/Managing Partner: Peter Cline
Senior Interactive Producer: Christopher Neff
Interactive Producer: Daniel Laiblin
Head of Client Services: Chad Bettor
Account Managers: Mike Slatkin, Brooke Stites
Account Coordinator: Sarah Lynch
Production Co.: Unit9
Interactive director: Dawid Marcinkowski
Producer: Amelia Roberts
Project manager: Jenny Lam
Tech lead: Maciej Zasada
Developers: Renato Formato, Patrick Guido Arminio, Krzysztof Wyrzykowski
System Admin: Thomas Pedoussaut
Back end Developer: Tomasz Brunarski
Interactive design: Jarrod Castaing
UX design: Michael Ho
Photography and video: Kasia Kifert
QA: Jonas Simkus
Editorial Company: 180LA
Editor: Dave Groseclose
Executive Producer: Peter Cline
Composer: Adam Taylor
Yellow Pages has a long history of using comical situations to highlight urgent business needs, where using Yellow Pages often literally saves the day. But what about the everyday moments? That ever-changing list of things you need to get done, that you carry around in your brain all the time? Wouldn’t you love to get those little things ticked off your list? That’s where the Yellow Pages mobile app comes in. The new campaign, called ‘Tick’, is the answer to that perpetual list. Whether it’s fixing a broken gate, getting a haircut, or even summoning duelling banjos, with Yellow Pages you can tick the task off as done.
Advertising Agency: Clemenger BBDO, Melbourne, Australia
Executive Creative Director: Ant Keogh
Creative Directors: Tom Martin, Julian Schreiber
Art Director: Nic Buckingham
Copywriter: Nick Kelly
Agency Producer: Sevda Cemo
Director: Nick Ball
Production Company: Finch
Producer: Edward Pontifex
Editor: Peter Sciberras
Sound Studio: Flagstaff Studios
Music: Mark Mitchell, Cornel Wilzcek / Electric Dreams
On January 24th, The Everyday Collection went live with the first ever Tweet-to-Runway show – a runway spectacular inspired by everyday tweets. Thousands participated, hundreds were chosen to have their tweets performed on the catwalk and featured with products from The Everyday Collection by Target. To everyone who joined the event, thanks for showing the world just how fabulous the everyday really is. And to everyone who tuned in for the show: Work it. Own it. Everyday day.
Advertising Agency: mono, Minneapolis, USA
Production Company: Tool of North America
Director: Jason Zada
Advertising Agency: Innocean, USA
Executive Creative Director: Greg Braun
Creative Directors: Robert Prins, Max Godsil
Senior Art Director: Arnie Presiado
Senior Copywriter: Jeb Quaid
Director of Integrated Production: Jamil Bardowell
Senior Producer: Harry Lowell
Account Director: Bryan DiBiagio
Account Supervisor: Heidi Clemens
Product Specialist: Lawrence Chow
Dir. Of Business Affairs: Ann Davis
Production Company: O Positive, LLC
Director: Jim Jenkins
Editorial: Arcade Edit
Visual FX: Airship
Color: Co3
Music Mix: Eleven
Sound Design: Henryboy
Advertising Agency: Venables Bell & Partners, San Francisco, USA
Executive Creative Directors: Paul Venables, Will McGinness
Creative Directors: Erich Pfeifer Tyler Hampton
Art Director: Matt Miller
Copywriter: Matt Keats
Director of integrated production: Craig Allen
Agency Producer: Mandi Holdorf
Business leader: Colleen McGee
Account Supervisor: Shannon Brewer
Advertising Agency: DraftFCB, Toronto, Canada
Creative Group Head: Joe Piccolo
Art Director: Jonathan Hotts
Writer: Matt Prokaziuk
Agency Producer: Anna Neilson
Management Director: Sunil Sekhar
Account Director: Patricia Paravantes
Account Supervisor: Joline Christiani
Production Company: The Corner Store
Director: Stephen Pearson
DOP: Barry Parrell
Executive Producer: Susi Patterson
Producer: Mary Ann Tevlin
Editorial Company: Rooster Post Production
Editor: Chris Parkins
Assistant Editor: Nick Martin
Executive Producer: Melissa Kahn
Colourist: Bill Ferwerda @ Notch
Online: Andrew Rolfe @ Track and Field
Music: RMW Music
Advertising ?Agency: Leo Burnett?, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Susan Credle
?Executive Creative Director: Charley Wickman
?Creative Directors: Britt Nolan, Mikal Pittman
?Art Director: Christopher Walker?
Copywriters: Alan Shen, Brandan Jenkins
?Executive Producer: Tom Keramidas?
Producer: Bryan Litman?Account: Katie Newman, Jason Georgen, Corbett Drummey
?Production Company: Epoch?
Director: Phil Morrison?
Editorial House: White House
?Editor: Matthew Wood
Assistant Editor: Dan Zabinski?
Producer: Laurie Adrianopoli
?Director Of Photography: Darek Wolski
?Vfx: Mpc
So the whole pussy double entendre thing? Dead, done, gone, right? Nope. Agent Provocateur has dusted it off and is foisting in out face for it Valentine’s Day promotion.
So we have a woman wandering around her house in her lingerie (naturally) who hears a noise outside and her cat screeching. She heads outdoors and catches the attention of a man running by. And oh yes, she asks, “Have you seen my pussy?”
Well, yes, maam, it’s right there between your legs. OK, he didn’t say that. His tongue dropped, she scowled at him and he went on his while. Out lady friend then proceeds to continue looking for her cat by calling, “Here pussy, pussy, pussy….”
So that stupid Super Bowl teaser Mercedes did last week featuring Kate Upton? The one in which she takes on the role of “object of desire” to a bunch of guys washing a car while their tongues wag? The one the Parents Television Council stupidly thought was actually too sexy? Yea, that one. Well it had nothing to to with Mercedes’ actual Super Bowl commercial which features a scant six seconds of Upton.
n the actual ad, a man sits in a New Orleans bar looking out at a billboard of the Mercedes CLA. Suddenly, a devilish Willem Dafoe appears and says, “Nice car. Make a deal with me, kid, and you can have the car and everything that goes with it.”
Our boy then imagines life in the fancy, flashy fast lane (complete with Upton and Usher) before returning to reality, noting the affordability of the CLA and turning down Defoe’s deal.
Thoughts? Effective or typical Super Bowl silliness?
Pelo menos entre os comerciais do Super Bowl 2013 revelados até agora, a Mercedes-Benz certamente já sai na frente. Uma maneira épica e criativa de falar de preço baixo, sem apelar para clichês e discursos expositivos.
O diabo, interpretado por Willem Dafoe, oferece fama e fortuna para um rapaz em troca de sua alma. Porém, um outdoor da Mercedes pode fazer qualquer um resistir a tentação. O comercial ainda conta com as participações de Kate Upton e Usher.
A criação é da agência Merkley+Partners só peca na trilha sonora. Adoro Rolling Stones e “Sympathy For The Devil”, mas a música deveria ser vetada por abuso excessivo do entretenimento. Robert Zemeckis que o diga.
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Poderíamos até acusar a Kia de apelar para fórmula de sucesso – no caso, filhotes de todo tipo – para tentar o sucesso no Super Bowl 2013, no próximo domingo. Porém, pelo menos, fazem esse com criatividade e bom humor.
Para promover o Sorento 2014, a marca coloca um pai na complicada situação de ter que responder a pergunta do filho: “De onde vem os bebês?”. Rapidamente ele inventa um planeta, de onde os filhotes viajam no espaço por 9 meses até chegar na Terra.
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In this hilarious video, two “gangs” of women take on each other in a tampon versus mooncup bathroom rap competition. For those who don’t know (we didin’t), a mooncup is a silicon menstrual cup women can use instead of a tampon or sanitary napkin.
It’s like a direct to consumer ad that’s actually watchable.
Située en Suisse, cette installation hôtelière appelée Whitepod propose aux clients de prendre place dans de petits logements, le tout sous la forme de dômes pour profiter pleinement de ce superbe décor alpin. Un savant mélange entre luxe et écologie à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
Created by Ogilvy Argentina, this Schneider Beer commercial asks women to forgive men for their various annoyances such as tacky compliments, questionable browser history, an unbuttoned shirt as sex appeal device, taking no as a yes, playing a guitar that doesn’t exist and for not washing hands. Oh yes, this one’s got it all ladies.