Le spot publicitaire en 3D créé par le studio créatif néozélandaise Assembly pour l’agence Draft FCB et la compagnie d’assurance NZI est aussi astucieux que bien réalisé. Les personnages sont victimes les uns après les autres de la malédiction de la chaise du diable et les situations comiques se succèdent. À découvrir.
How was your summer? Vaguely unsettling and filled with disillusionment? Yeah, mine, too.
And not just because of "The Lone Ranger" and Justin Bieber spitting from balconies and Khloé and Lamar's marriage being on the rocks and Miley Cyrus attempting to twerk on the VMAs. More because of that Edward Snowden fellow and the Pandora's box he opened.
It's a hazy memory now, but a couple of weeks into the start of summer, protesters turned up across the country for "Restore the Fourth" rallies on July 4 — part of an organized effort to speak out against the National Security Agency's PRISM surveillance system that Snowden exposed. The Fourth that needs restoring being, of course, the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution — the one that prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.
(TrendHunter.com) In October 2013 the CoverGirl Capitol Collection will launch, just in time for the second movie in the Hunger Games series.
Fashion from the ‘Catching Fire’ districts is bizarre, and consists…
The sudden buzz around 3D printing has led to speculation that brands could be usurped by the democratisation of the manufacturing process.
“The Big Ad Gig” turns five this year, meaning there’s another chance for six creatives to win a monthlong paid freelancing job at a New York City agency. Similar to last year’s campaign, contestants will have to deal with immediate pressure: they’ll each be given only 60 minutes to record a video response to the prompt question. Eight finalists will be selected, and then during Advertising Week, judges will whittle the eight down to six. An interesting stat worth noting: 28 of the 32 past finalists now have full-time positions at agencies.
Atmosphere Proximity and The New York Times are once again quarterbacking the contest. The judges include CEO of Proximity Atmosphere Andreas Combuechen, Ad Council Executive VP Priscilla Natkins, CP+B Partner Rob Reilly, Co:Collective Cofounder Rosemarie Ryan, Deutsch North America CEO Linda Sawyer, Ogilvy and Mather NY CCO Calle Sjoenell, and JWT CEO Bob Jeffrey.
New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.
Singapore Airlines is releasing a series of films as part of a global campaign stressing the lengths the company will travel to please its customers.
“You’ll feel safer inside.”
Advertising Agency: DDB, Bolivia
Chief Creative Officer/Copywriter: Henry Medina
Copywriter: Bernardo Molina
Head of Art: Ruben Mariaca
Account Director: Emanuelle Medina
Client Team Director: Daniel Jimenez
Account manager: Mariana Calvo
Nokia is selling its mobile and smart phone businesses, which includes the Lumia brand and products, to software giant Microsoft in a €5.44bn (£4.6bn) deal.
“You need a strong heart today.”
Advertising Agency: Lowe + Partners, Johannesburg, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Peter Badenhorst
Art Director: Gavin Dexter, Lazi Mathebula
Copywriter: Peter Badenhorst
Agency Producer: Carmen Letchman
Retoucher: Rob Frew
Illustrator: David McLennan
“New cream cheese in slices.”
Advertising Agency: Ground, Puerto Rico
Advertising Agency: adam&eveDDB, London, United Kingdom
Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Emer Stamp
Art Director: Jon Farley
Copywriter: Alex Lucas
Photographer: Fulvio Bonavia
Advertising Agency: DDB, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Liam Wielopolski
Art Director: Paul Anderson
Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Photographer: Sacha Waldman
L’artiste française Koralie, interviewée avec Supakitch lors d’une Fubiz TV 05, a réalisée une œuvre pour le nouveau concept store parisien « Rougier & Plé » au coeur de St-Germain-des-Prés. Très inspirée, elle a ainsi habillée le rez-de-chaussée avec une œuvre grand format mélangeant peinture, collage et illustration.
A hit of menthol. A moment of calm.
Advertising Agency: DDB, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Liam Wielopolski
Art Director: Paul Anderson
Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Photographer: Sacha Waldman
Published: August 2013
A hit of menthol. A moment of calm.
Advertising Agency: DDB, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Liam Wielopolski
Art Director: Paul Anderson
Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Photographer: Sacha Waldman
Published: August 2013
A hit of menthol. A moment of calm.
Advertising Agency: DDB, South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Liam Wielopolski
Art Director: Paul Anderson
Copywriter: Jeff Tyser
Photographer: Sacha Waldman
Published: August 2013
There’s now a little Waitrose inside John Lewis Watford.
Advertising Agency: adam&eveDDB, UK
Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Emer Stamp
Art Director: Jon Farley
Copywriter: Alex Lucas
Photographer: Fulvio Bonavia
There’s now a little Waitrose inside John Lewis Watford.
Advertising Agency: adam&eveDDB, UK
Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Emer Stamp
Art Director: Jon Farley
Copywriter: Alex Lucas
Photographer: Fulvio Bonavia
There’s now a little Waitrose inside John Lewis Watford.
Advertising Agency: adam&eveDDB, UK
Executive Creative Directors: Ben Tollett, Emer Stamp
Art Director: Jon Farley
Copywriter: Alex Lucas
Photographer: Fulvio Bonavia
Advertising Agency: dieckertschmidt, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Kurt Georg Dieckert, Stefan Schmidt
Art Director: João Peixoto
Copywriters: Stefan Schmidt, Vesna Koselj
Agency Account Manager: Lisa Benischek
Client Account Director: Sascha Thieme
Client Account Managers: Kathleen Gründler, Laura Engel
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