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Intel’s goal of introducing its OnCue service by the end of the year has been scrapped, and Sony, like Intel, has yet to announce deals to carry any channels.
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(TrendHunter.com) The Galerie Perrotin Art Gallery in New York City has opened a new exhibit featuring polar bears of all colors and feathery sizes.
Artist Paola Pivi, who has experimented with the creation of…
What appeared to be a low point in a long campaign to rein in reporters and chill their sources may turn out to be a very big blessing in disguise.
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After five gripping seasons, “Breaking Bad”, the award-winning drama from Vince Gilligan, is coming to a close.
At a time when TV events capable of attracting millions of viewers in real-time are few and far between, the AMC show’s finale presents a rare opportunity for advertisers to capture eyeballs. Last weekend’s episode drew 6.6 million watchers, the most in the show’s history, and as Ad Age reported this week, advertisers paid up to $400,000 for a 30-second commercial for the final episode.
But one brand opted to get in on the buzz around the show without a big broadcast media buy. Just hours before the finale’s start on Sunday, real estate marketer Century 21 took to the web with a clever digital stunt: placing a phony ad on Craiglist for the New Mexico home of the main character, Walter White. The three-bedroom ranch style house is listed as an “Albuquerque Palace Waiting for You” at a price tag of $150,000. Die-hard fans of “Breaking Bad” will appreciate the insider references in the post and the fact that the number listed on the ad actually works.
Advertising Agency: Resistencia Studio, Bogota, Colombia
Creative Director / Copywriter: Armando Rico
Art Director / Illustrator: Camilo Marin
Photography: Stock
“Ultimate potent cuisine.”
Advertising Agency: Nikotin, Pune, India
Creative Director / Copywriter: Nitin Adake
Art Directors: Nitin Adake, Nikhil Kukalwar
Illustrators: Nitin Adake, Hrishikesh Deshpande
Photographer: Vijay Powar
Additional credits: Amol Gite
Advertising Agency: Miami Ad School, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Erico Braga
Art Directors: Fernando Silveira, Rodrigo Soares
Copywriter: Lucas de Melo Abreu
Good design, much like art, isn’t just aesthetics; it’s also a feeling. With this in mind, we invited three Canadian photographers, in collaboration with the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, to shoot the world from inside a moving BMW. Much like a BMW engineer, each photographer set out to capture a particular emotion while portraying his unique definitions of freedom. And while each photographer was driven by his surroundings, one thing is certain: the world looks a lot more inspiring from inside an artfully designed BMW.
Advertising Agency: Cundari, Toronto, Canada
Art Director: Jason Lee
Copywriter: Francesco Grandi
Group Creative Directors: Mike Sipley, Cory Eisentraut
Chief Creative Officer: Andrew Simon
Agency Producer: Kasia Zeniuk
Photographers: Jay Shuster, Eugen Sakhnenko, Johan Hallberg-Campbell
Group Account Director: Daryn Sutherland
Account Supervisor: Devon Feyen, Siobhan Doyle
“It’s not from today that a detail can save a life.”
Advertising Agency: 9mm Propaganda, Florianópolis, Brazil
Creative Director / Copywriter: Alexandre Guedes
Art Director / Illustrator: Alexandre Crespo
Advertising Agency: .R.E.F. Comunicação, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Directors: Renato Pereira, Clovis La Pastina
Art Directors: Danilo Carvalho, Matheus Miguel
Copywriter: Clovis La Pastina
Students from the University of California, San Francisco, will be able to share their knowledge with the public and do research that has a life beyond the classroom.
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Production Company: Monkeystack, Australia
Director: Troy Bellchambers
Copywriters: Shane Bevin, Justin Wight
Sound Engineer: Christopher Larkin
Advertising Agency: Proximity/BBDO, Warsaw, Poland
Creative Director: Kamil Redestowicz
Art Directors: Magdalena Kramer, Rafa? Szczepaniak
Copywriter: Miko?aj Makowski
Illustrators: Viktor Soma, Why Duck, Tomasz Kaczkowski
Developers: Kuba Koby?ecki, Franciszek Czachorowski
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Sydney, Australia
Chief Creative Officer: Andy DiLallo
Creative Directors: Grant McAloon, Vince Lagana
Copywriter: Michael Dawson
Art Director: Ben Alden
Production: Finch
Director: Christopher Riggert
Producer: Michael Hilliard
Executive Producers: Karen Bryson, Rob Galluzzo
Planner: Mathieu Dauner
DoP: Jeremy Rouse
Sound Design: Song Zu
Account Director: Peter Bosilkovski
Editing Company: The Butchery
Post production: Method Studios
Agency Producer: Jeremy DeVilliers
Editor: Rohan Zerna
Music: Nick Cave
Account managers: Claire Kesby-Smith, Tom Grace
(TrendHunter.com) Finding motivation to go to the gym every day can be hard, but these Nrg Zone Fitness Centre print ads will definitely help to push you towards burning those calories even faster.
Creative Director…
(TrendHunter.com) Footwear has made leaps and bounds with regard to high-end men’s sneakers. It is becoming more common to see high-end ‘high-fashion’ sneakers on the streets, runways and even in…
Liqui-Fruit asked us to come up with a TV campaign to promote their new packaging. The most notable change to the pack is the removal of the straw, a characteristic that led us straight to a simple, humorous insight.
Advertising Agency: Bester Burke, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Director: Stephen Burke
Art Director: Romano Cardinal
Copywriter: Jacques Laubscher
Director: Peri van Papendorp
Production Company: Giant Films
Published: September 2013
Liqui-Fruit asked us to come up with a TV campaign to promote their new packaging. The most notable change to the pack is the removal of the straw, a characteristic that led us straight to a simple, humorous insight.
Advertising Agency: Bester Burke, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Director: Stephen Burke
Art Director: Romano Cardinal
Copywriter: Jacques Laubscher
Director: Peri van Papendorp
Production Company: Giant Films
Published: September 2013
Liqui-Fruit asked us to come up with a TV campaign to promote their new packaging. The most notable change to the pack is the removal of the straw, a characteristic that led us straight to a simple, humorous insight.
Advertising Agency: Bester Burke, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Director: Stephen Burke
Art Director: Romano Cardinal
Copywriter: Jacques Laubscher
Director: Peri van Papendorp
Production Company: Giant Films
Published: September 2013
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