Ford Focus: Tumbling leaves

It doesn’t need to drive along a country road under tumbling leaves.

Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Tel Aviv, Israel
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Nadav Pressman
Creative Director: Eran Nir
Art Director: Ori Hasson
Copywriter: Idan Levy
VP Account Group Head: Nir Federbush
Account Supervisor: Yogev Weiss
Account Executive: Ziv Mishan
Head of Strategic Planning: Shai Nisenboim
VP Production: Dorit Gvili

Ford Focus: Wild horses

It doesn’t need to gallop beside wild horses.

Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Tel Aviv, Israel
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Nadav Pressman
Creative Director: Eran Nir
Art Director: Ori Hasson
Copywriter: Idan Levy
VP Account Group Head: Nir Federbush
Account Supervisor: Yogev Weiss
Account Executive: Ziv Mishan
Head of Strategic Planning: Shai Nisenboim
VP Production: Dorit Gvili

Ford Focus: Cliff

It doesn’t need to pause on a cliff with a beautiful views.

Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Tel Aviv, Israel
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Nadav Pressman
Creative Director: Eran Nir
Art Director: Ori Hasson
Copywriter: Idan Levy
VP Account Group Head: Nir Federbush
Account Supervisor: Yogev Weiss
Account Executive: Ziv Mishan
Head of Strategic Planning: Shai Nisenboim
VP Production: Dorit Gvili

Próxima abertura de “Os Simpsons” vai parodiar “O Hobbit”

Depois da incrível abertura de Halloween, feita por Guillhermo Del Toro, o próximo episódio de “Os Simpsons” vai brincar com “O Hobbit”.

A tradicional couch gag traz a família Simpson fazendo o que se faz de melhor na Terra Média: Caminhar… e caminhar. E caminhar mais um pouco.

Com essas paródias a Fox tem garantido uma boa dose viral para a série de animação que já dura mais de duas décadas. A introdução de Halloween, por exemplo, ultrapassou os 21 milhões de views no YouTube.

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AT&T: Cowboy

Advertising Agency: BBDO Atlanta / BBDO New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: David Lubars
Executive Creative Directors: Erik Fahrenkopf, LP Tremblay, Stephen McMennamy
Creative Director: Alex Russell
Associate Creative Directors / Art Directors: Mike Hanley, Jesse Snyder, Mark Billows, Alex Taylor
Executive Producer: Julie Collins
Senior Producer: Angela Narloch
Production Company: Caviar
Director: Jorma Taccone
Director of Photography: Damian Acevedo
Executive Producer: Michael Sagol
Line Producer: BP Cooper
Editing Company: Lost Planet
Editor: Paul Snyder
Executive Producer: Krystn Wagenberg
Producer: Lisa Barnable
Visual Effects: Spontaneous
Producer: Bryce Edwards

Ford Focus: Speaks for Itself

Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Tel Aviv, Israel
CEO: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Nadav Pressman
Creative Director: Eran Nir
Art Director: Ori Hasson
Copywriter: Idan Levy
VP Account Group Head: Nir Federbush
Account Supervisor: Yogev Weiss
Account Executive: Ziv Mishan
Head of Strategic Planning: Shai Nisenboim
VP Production: Dorit Gvili
Agency Producer: Alon Shmoelof
Director: Ohav Flantz
Production Company: Gustavo Productions
Post Production: Broadcast
DOP: Avi Karpik
Photographer: Yoram Ashheim

Over: How Outing Lost Its Power to Shock

The reporting that a public figure is gay barely registers as newsworthy now, but that was not always the case.

    



SNCF: Europe. It’s just next door.

Advertising Agency: TBWA, Paris, France

Meccano: Little Mechanic

Advertising Agency: Y&R Paris, Paris, France
Creative Director: Pierrette Diaz
Art Director / Copywriters: Axel Orliac, Laurent Dravet
Assistant art director: Sébastien Hoguet
Traffic: Ariane Nahon
Coordinator: Delphine Cotellon
TV Producers: Estelle Diot, Fanny Renard, Valérie Montiel
Director: Thomas Tyman
Production: WANDA Production
Sound design: Matthieu Devos, Vincent Nayrolles
Sound Production: The Shop
Supervising Music: GODIY Music / The Shop
Music: Richie Sosa “Undeniable”

100 Abstract Storage Systems – From Sharply Angular Shelving to Scattered Grid Storage (TOPLIST)

(TrendHunter.com) When it comes to furnishing your home, making sure to have ample storage space is key to keeping things tidy, but these abstract storage systems are here to offer some artistic ways to keep your…

Toys “R” Us: Joys of Toys

Advertising Agency: The Escape Pod, USA
Managing Director: Norm Billow
Executive Creative Director: Vinny Warren
Executive Producer: Kent Kwiatt
Copywriter: Matt Wilcox
Associate Producer: Mary Ann Holecek
Production: Wondros
Director: Ray Dillman
Executive Producer: Gina Zapata
Head of Production: Kimberly Bryant
Line Producer: Greg Ferguson
Casting: Beth Melsky Casting
DP: Stefan Czapsky
Editorial: Hootenanny
Editor: Graham Metzger
Executive Producer: Don Avila

Coca-Cola: Happiness Army Mission

Advertising School: Escola Cuca, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Kleber A. Fonseca
Art Director: João Lucas Selare
Copywriter: Bárbara Puttini, Jefferson Delospital e Lucas Martins Vieira

Light Goes On

Darren Pearson est spécialisé en light painting. Avec cette nouvelle création appelée « Light Goes On », il nous propose cette vidéo en stop motion dans laquelle un squelette de lumière s’amuse avec son skateboard. Un projet demandant près de 700 photos à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

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Muquifu (Museum of Urban Escaped-slave Communities and Slums): History, Culture, Museum

“You are history, you are culture, you are museum.”

Campaign for Muquifu – Portuguese acronym for Museum of Urban Escaped-slave Communities and Slums. It is a space that promotes cultural preservation and appreciation of a slum complex in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The pictures portray actual slum residents, photographed at their own homes.

Advertising Agency: Perfil252, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Creative Directors: Márcia Lima, Marcos Pina
Art Director: Rafael Teixeira
Copywriter: Mateus Coelho
Photographer: Marco Mendes, Lumini Fotografia
Digital Artist: Sérgio Paulo
Account Manager: Breno Saturnino
Producer: Marcelo Pereira

Best Buy: Aunt Judy

Advertising Agency: CP+B, USA
Worldwide Chief Creative Officer: Rob Reilly
Executive Creative Director: Bob Winter
Creative Directors: Dave Cook, Tim Wettstein, Dylan Berg
Associate Creative Directors: Russell Dodson, Tony Kalathara
Art Directors: Jamin Duncan, Eliana Perez de Gracia
Copywriters: Graham McCann, Elena Romeu
Integrated Head of Video: Chad Hoppenwasser
Senior Integrated Producer: Ramon Nunez
Integrated Producer: Romeo Joven
Junior Integrated Producer: Addison Born
Production Company: Furlined
Direction: Speck/Gordon
Executive Producer: David Thorne
Producer: Pete Vitale

Best Buy: Twas The Night

Advertising Agency: CP+B, USA
Worldwide Chief Creative Officer: Rob Reilly
Executive Creative Director: Bob Winter
Creative Directors: Dave Cook, Tim Wettstein, Dylan Berg
Associate Creative Directors: Russell Dodson, Tony Kalathara
Art Directors: Jamin Duncan, Eliana Perez de Gracia
Copywriters: Graham McCann, Elena Romeu
Integrated Head of Video: Chad Hoppenwasser
Senior Integrated Producer: Ramon Nunez
Integrated Producer: Romeo Joven
Junior Integrated Producer: Addison Born
Production Company: Furlined
Direction: Speck/Gordon
Executive Producer: David Thorne
Producer: Pete Vitale

Facebook’s Ad Business Is Doing Great, But Teen Engagement Is Becoming a Problem


It was a good news-bad news quarter for Facebook.

First the good: Facebook’s ad business is firing on all cylinders. The company handily beat estimates on profit and revenue. Prices for its news-feed ads are climbing. And Facebook is now getting 49% of its revenue from mobile, up from 14% a year ago.

Then this: for the first time, Facebook conceded that engagement among teens has been dropping off. A quarter-over-quarter decline in daily usage by younger teenagers was observed, which could bode poorly for Facebook as it competes with Twitter, Snapchat and a plethora of messaging apps vying for people’s attention.

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Deutsch Goes to Dogs For Halloween


Fifteen new recruits strutted through the Deutsch office in New York today. They were hairy, spent the day on all fours and a few even cross-dressed.

The agency’s inaugural Halloweenie Costume Parade was full of puppy love as Deutsch employees dressed up their dogs and brought them into the office as part of a fundraiser for the Animal Alliance of NYC. The costumes ranged from Robin Hood and a Woolly Mammoth to a cheerleader and a bunch of grapes.

The idea for the costume parade came from Creative Coordinator Beth Armstrong, who threw the event together in about a week’s time. Deutsch has a pet-friendly policy, so owners are constantly bringing their furry friends to work. Ms. Armstrong’s pet Puddy is a rescue dog, one of five rescues present at the parade. She said she wanted to do something that was both festive Puddy came as Bark Vader and Ms. Armstrong was Leia from “Star Wars” and philanthropic.

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Illusory Food-Enlarging Plates – The ‘Plate-Plate’ Dishes Make Food Seem Bigger Than It Is (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Duncan Shotton’s ‘Plate-Plate’ dishes have small illustrations of a plate, fork and knife on them, which makes it seem like any food placed onto the plates is gigantic. Hopefully…

Neustar Buys Aggregate Knowledge for $119 Million


Telecom services firm Neustar has acquired analytics firm Aggregate Knowledge for $119 million in cash and stock as it looks to augment its campaign measurement capabilities.

Though it’s been around for 18 years, the Virginia-based Neustar is a relative newcomer to marketing. The company only realized the value of its data for marketing around three years ago when clients asked the phone number management and caller ID provider for information that could help them better understand their customers or potential customers.

Now, Neustar hopes the purchase of San Mateo, CA’s Aggregate Knowledge will fill a void by providing measurement analytics. The firm already offers audience segmentation and campaign planning services.

Continue reading at AdAge.com