Why would you need two legs?
Advertising Agency: Normajean, Portugal
Creative Directors: Tiago Alvorão, Alexandre Nobre
Art Director: Marco Leal
Copywriter: André Peixoto
Make-up Artist: João Rapaz
Account Supervisor: Hugo Vaz
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, New York, USA
Art Director: Joaquin Alvarez Limón, Angela Granados
Copywriter: Joaquin Alvarez Limón
Vo: Sarah Holmes
Published: May 2014
Advertising Agency: mcgarrybowen, New York, USA
Executive Creative Director: Cheryl Van Ooyen
Creative Director: Jamie Massam
Executive Producer: Suzanne Crowe
Copywriter: Michael Schneberg
Art Director: Liz Agans
Director: Jake Schreier
Editor: Frank Snider
Account Director: Jordan Liebman
Published: September 2014
Advertising Agency: Publicis Lisboa, Portugal
Creative Director: Pedro Ribeiro
Copywriters: Maria Lisbon, Freddie Brando
Art Directors: Ricardo Ferreira, Pedro Oliveira, Arek Baczyk
Account Director: Maria João Santos
Client Service Director: Susana Doutor
Editor: Hugo Lage / Mastershot
Published: September 2014
Advertising Agency: Third Mind Design, Dublin, Ireland
Creative Directors: Max Fedorov, Neil Murphy, Ralph Golden, Kevin Goss-ross
Art Director / Copywriter: Neil Murphy
Illustrator / Photographer: Kevin Goss-Ross
Published: September 2014
Advertising Agency: Third Mind Design, Dublin, Ireland
Creative Directors: Max Fedorov, Neil Murphy, Ralph Golden, Kevin Goss-ross
Art Director / Copywriter: Neil Murphy
Illustrator / Photographer: Kevin Goss-Ross
Published: September 2014
Advertising Agency: Third Mind Design, Dublin, Ireland
Creative Directors: Max Fedorov, Neil Murphy, Ralph Golden, Kevin Goss-ross
Art Director / Copywriter: Neil Murphy
Illustrator / Photographer: Kevin Goss-Ross
Published: September 2014
John St mock the phenomena of buying clicks to make something go viral in this hilarious spoof for buyral.ca, a clicking company that can guarantee so many clicks that soon the actual viewing of a viral ad is obsolete.
L’artiste anglais Andy Fairhust réalise des illustrations représentant des icônes et des objets issus de la pop culture. Avec un traité bien à lui, il rend compte avec brio l’univers des personnages qu’il dessine. Les jeux de lumières sont également très réussi avec le clair de lune chez Batman, ou encore le fameux sabre laser de Dark Vador. À découvrir dans la suite.
(TrendHunter.com) This list of Halloween DIY projects allows one to create crafty costumes or decor items for a fraction of the price. Conceived for the budget-conscious craft lover, these tutorials will ensure one…
(TrendHunter.com) A pooch that is outfitted in one of these Halloween dog costume will steal all the hearts at a costume contest. On October 31st, these costumes for dogs help furry friends take on a new identity,…
W+K Portland got Richard Sherman to star in its new spot “Never Finished” for Nike, following on the heels of Sherman’s recent appearances for Neff earlier this month and Campbell’s in August.
The new spot deals with the hype train surrounding Sherman, as he is constantly bombarded with media discussions of whether or not he is “the best.” “Never Finished” does a good job at finding humor in the situation, aided by a believably exasperated Sherman. The highlight is probably the made for TV biopic, starring Damon Wayans Jr.
Sherman’s roles in ads so far have mostly seen the Seahawks star not taking himself seriously and playing with his public persona. That definitely continues with “Never Finished,” but the schtick is much less over the top than some of his past roles, and the more nuanced characterization fits Sherman well as the spot, more than anything, mocks the media hype that surrounds star players. It makes for an entertaining ad, and Sherman’s most enjoyable performance by far.
The campaign, which runs until October 9th, also includes five additional videos, with special cameos from Johnny Manziel, Victor Cruz, Ndamukong Suh and Ken Griffey Jr.
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Are you the only one taking your medication?
Thirty thousand custom-printed bags were distributed to pharmacies, reminding customers to keep their medicines safe from the eager hands and mouths of others.
Advertising Agency: Hill Holliday, Boston, USA
Creative Directors: Kevin Daley, Tim Cawley
Art Director: Kevin Daley
Copywriter: Tim Cawley
Photographer: Thomas Peri
Additional credits: Scott Woolwine
Published: September 2014
Are you the only one taking your medication?
Thirty thousand custom-printed bags were distributed to pharmacies, reminding customers to keep their medicines safe from the eager hands and mouths of others.
Advertising Agency: Hill Holliday, Boston, USA
Creative Directors: Kevin Daley, Tim Cawley
Art Director: Kevin Daley
Copywriter: Tim Cawley
Photographer: Thomas Peri
Additional credits: Scott Woolwine
Published: September 2014
Are you the only one taking your medication?
Thirty thousand custom-printed bags were distributed to pharmacies, reminding customers to keep their medicines safe from the eager hands and mouths of others.
Advertising Agency: Hill Holliday, Boston, USA
Creative Directors: Kevin Daley, Tim Cawley
Art Director: Kevin Daley
Copywriter: Tim Cawley
Photographer: Thomas Peri
Additional credits: Scott Woolwine
Published: September 2014
Advertising Agency: john st., Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Hannah Smit
Copywriter: Jessica Schnurr
Agency Producers: Shawna McPeek, Madison Papple
Production House: Radke
Director: Michael Clowater
Director of Photography: Brett Van Dyke
Line Producer: Gillian Gardner
Executive Producer: Scott MacKenzie
Editing Company: Saints
Editor: Griff Henderson
Assistant Editor: Sara Windrim
Executive Producer: Stephanie Hickman
Transfer: Alter Ego
Colourist: Eric Whipp
Executive Producer: Greg Edgar
Online: The Vanity
Flame Artist: Naveen Srivastava
Executive Producer: Stephanie Pennington
Audio House: Vapor Music
Audio Director: Brendan Quinn
Engineer: Julian Rudd
Producer: Natalie Schnurr
Advertising Agency: john st., Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Hannah Smit
Copywriter: Jessica Schnurr
Agency Producers: Shawna McPeek, Madison Papple
Production House: Radke
Director: Michael Clowater
Director of Photography: Brett Van Dyke
Line Producer: Gillian Gardner
Executive Producer: Scott MacKenzie
Editing Company: Saints
Editor: Cian McDevitt
Assistant Editor: Sara Windrim
Executive Producer: Stephanie Hickman
Transfer: Alter Ego
Colourist: Eric Whipp
Executive Producer: Greg Edgar
Online: The Vanity
Flame Artist: Naveen Srivastava
Executive Producer: Stephanie Pennington
Audio House: Vapor Music
Audio Director: Brendan Quinn
Engineer: Julian Rudd
Producer: Natalie Schnurr
Advertising Agency: john st., Toronto, Canada
Executive Creative Directors: Angus Tucker, Stephen Jurisic
Associate Creative Director / Art Director: Hannah Smit
Copywriter: Jessica Schnurr
Agency Producers: Shawna McPeek, Madison Papple
Production House: Radke
Director: Michael Clowater
Director of Photography: Brett Van Dyke
Line Producer: Gillian Gardner
Executive Producer: Scott MacKenzie
Editing Company: Saints
Editor: Cian McDevitt
Assistant Editor: Sara Windrim
Executive Producer: Stephanie Hickman
Transfer: Alter Ego
Colourist: Eric Whipp
Executive Producer: Greg Edgar
Online: The Vanity
Flame Artist: Naveen Srivastava
Executive Producer: Stephanie Pennington
Audio House: Vapor Music
Audio Director: Brendan Quinn
Engineer: Julian Rudd
Producer: Natalie Schnurr
Discovery Communications acquired the control of The Hub from partner Hasbro and will rename the children’s TV network Discovery Family Channel as it looks to broaden its family and children’s programming.
Discovery’s stake has increased to 60% from 50%, while Hasbro’s had dropped to 40%, the companies said in a regulatory filing today. Hasbro received a $64.4 million cash payment from Discovery under the reorganization.
Discovery Family Channel, which will debut on Oct. 13, will offer kids shows including “My Little Pony” and “Transformers” during the day. Prime-time viewers can watch family programming more in the Discovery vein, such as “Flying Wild Alaska” and “Biggest Reveals,” Discovery said. Tonight’s Hub lineup, by comparison, includes reruns of the sitcom “Step by Step” and the 1991 kids’ movie “Problem Child 2.”
Rebounding after several sluggish years, marketing budgets at technology companies will be up an average 3.5% this year over last year, and marketing revenue will be up an average 3.7%, according to an International Data Corp. study released today.
IDC’s twelfth annual “Tech Marketing Benchmark Study” was based on a survey of 101 senior marketers at technology companies, with average revenue of $7.7 billion, conducted in the third quarter.
“This is the first time in eight years — since before the recession — that we have seen marketing budgets rising at the same rate of increase as marketing revenue,” said Rich Vancil, group VP-executive advisory group at IDC.
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