Advertising Agency: BBH, London, United Kingdom
Creative Director: Nick Allsop
Creatives: Rory McCaskill, Will Holmes, Matt Fitch, Mark Lewis
TV Producer: Helen Powlette
Production Co: Passion Pictures
Director: John Robertson
Producer: Julie Murnaghan
Executive Producer: Samantha Plaistead, Gerri McCarthy
Sound Designer: Ian Lambert
Advertising Agency: BBH, London, United Kingdom
Creative Director: Nick Allsop
Creatives: Rory McCaskill, Will Holmes
TV Producer: Helen Powlette
Production Co: Passion Pictures
Director: John Robertson
Producer: Julie Murnaghan
Executive Producer: Samantha Plaistead, Gerri McCarthy
Sound Designer: Ian Lambert
Advertising Agency: Energy BBDO, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Dan Fietsam
Head of Int. Production: Rowley Samuel
Group Creative Director: Leon Wilson
Creative Director / Copywriter: Miller Jones
Creative Director / Art Director: Aaron Pendleton
Senior Producer: Kevin James
Senior Account Director: Pete Ruest
Account Supervisor: Brian Sisson
Senior Account Executive: Niki Shah
Print Producer: Liz Miller-Gershfield
Production Company: Recommended Media
Director: Chris Woods
Executive Producer: Phillip Detchmendy
Founder/CEO: Stephen Dickstein
Line Producer: Darrin Ball
Director of Photography: Neil Shapiro
Production Designer: Alison Sadler
Visual Effects: Legacy EFX
FX Supervisor: Alan Scott
FX Supervisor: Vance Hartwell
FX Assistant: Lyn-Del Pederson
Editing: White House Post
Editor: Carlos Lowenstein
Assistant Editor: Kenan Legg
Producer: JoJo Scheerer
Visual Effects: The Mill
Executive Producer: Jared Yeater
VFX Supervisor: Phil Crowe
VFX Supervisor: Iwan Zwarts
Flame Artist: Melissa Graff
Flame Artist: Randy McEntee
Liberty Global has appointed Tom Mockridge, the former chief executive of News International, as the chief executive of Virgin Media, ahead of its proposed £15bn acquisition of the company.
Burger chain McDonald’s found itself thrust into the midst of the dramatic rescue of three kidnapped women in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday.
Personal shopping is on the brink of taking on a whole new meaning. The advancement of mobile technology and the information held on individuals’ shopping histories means product prices could soon adapt as shoppers walk up and down their supermarket aisle.
(TrendHunter.com) If you value your eyesight, stare sparingly at these Christian Louboutin Ubout heels. However, it will be hard to look away from these kicks, as they have been designed with clear PVC to create the…
Cash Lady, the payday loans firm, has been reprimanded by the ad watchdog for using Kerry Katona’s financial difficulties to encourage people to borrow money.
Barclaycard is aiming to attract consumers suffering “offer fatigue” from daily deals providers such as Groupon and Wowcher, with the launch of its “genuinely tailored” new deals brand, Bespoke Offers.
SapientNitro has secured presenters including director James Cameron, designer Vivienne Westwood and chef Heston Blumenthal for its third annual Ideas Exchange event.
(TrendHunter.com) With the 2013 remake of The Great Gatsby hitting theaters in a matter of days, this Party at Gatsby’s sweater is just one of many pieces of merchandise that will be flying off the shelf. This…
In this episode of Cubes, the crew takes its first trip across the East River to see the DUMBO digs of ad agency Huge. No, they don’t live in a Disney film, DUMBO is New York for “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass,” meaning it’s in Brooklyn.
And under that Manhattan Bridge Overpass, the mediabistro crew found the Huge folks hiply ensconced in the same space where the cardboard box was invented. OK, so maybe you’re not so into the whole ‘cardboard box thing.’ You’ll most likely want to watch as the wordplay ensues with Huge Dogs, Huge copy machines named after Huge Dogs, Huge conference rooms named after celebrities who are huge but not Huge and a really cool space where Huge staffers get to do their thing.
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MirriAd, the brand integration specialist, has appointed entertainment veteran Ted Mico as its chief operating officer, as it looks to expand its global footprint, notably in the US.
If you’ve ever been so moved by a roundup of cat images on BuzzFeed that you wanted to create an animated GIF of your reaction, now is your chance.
BuzzFeed has introduced a “reaction cam” button at the bottom of posts sponsored by Starbucks and non-sponsored posts deemed “safe for work” that will create and share a three-second animated GIF of visitors’ faces as they react. Each post will feature the nine most-recent reaction-cam GIFs at the bottom, and links shared through Facebook or Twitter will take others to their friends’ animated GIFs in the comments sections.
For now users can only create the animated GIFs on a computer and not on a mobile device, though users on mobile devices will be able to see GIFs posted by other users. The sponsored reaction-cam will run until June 24.
Advertising Agency: Mother, London, UK
Production Company: Traktor
Producer: Rani Melendez
Editor: Rich Orrick
Post-Production: MPC
VFX: MPC
VFX Producer: Julie Evans
VFX Supervisor: Kamen Markov
Grade: George K
Audio Post-Production: 750MPH
DoP: Ben Seresin
Media Agency: DWA
Target is looking to Facebook to drive more foot-traffic in stores. The retailer is launching 700 new offers this week with a social twist: claiming them generates automatic Newsfeed posts on Facebook, unless the user turns them off.
The deals, eventually expected to balloon to about 1,000, are part of the retailer’s new digital savings program, built with Facebook and dubbed Cartwheel. The program, with the tagline “A whole new spin on saving,” launches in beta mode on Wednesday and gives consumers the opportunity to curate and share deals with friends, as well as redeem deals in store.
For now, the deals will be limited to a percentage off and will only be good in store — Target is hoping Cartwheel will serve as a traffic driver. That also allows the marketer to offer a variety of deals for groceries, which are only available in store. The program is only available in the U.S.
We modified adshels around the city by swapping their regular neon tubes with IKEA’s new range of LED lights.This way we made the product the medium and demonstrated that IKEA can turn ordinary things into something extra-ordinary.
Advertising Agency: DDB Tribal, Vienna, Austria
Chief Creative Officer: Eric Schöffler
Creative Director: Lukas Grossebner
Art Director: Mike Nagy
Copywriters: Lukas Grossebner, Mike Nagy
Accountant: Anna Maria Pankiewicz
Production: MXR
Convey the benefits of the Subaru Outback Boxer Diesel’s new Lineartronic transmission, which gives the smoothest diesel ride ever.
Advertising Agency: Cogent Elliott, Birmingham, UK
Creative Director: Richard Payne
Art Directors: Craig Wood, Sam Armistead
Copywriter: Craig Wood
Animators: Simon Cox, Karl Randay
Director: Paul Griffin / Griffin Productions
Published: May 2013
Convey the benefits of the Subaru Outback Boxer Diesel’s new Lineartronic transmission, which gives the smoothest diesel ride ever.
Advertising Agency: Cogent Elliott, Birmingham, UK
Creative Director: Richard Payne
Art Directors: Craig Wood, Sam Armistead
Copywriter: Craig Wood
Animators: Simon Cox, Karl Randay
Director: Paul Griffin / Griffin Productions
Published: May 2013
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