After a fifteen years absence, Burger King is returning to France but with very few restaurants, people are complaining on social media about the wait time. So Burger King and Buzzman have created a mobile game with one intention: to help you skip the line. Download the app, defend your menu against a swarm of hands, and win the fast pass.
Could sharing a photo save the koalas? M&C Saatchi decided to find out. The fact is, koalas are endangered. They get way more likes on social media than donations. But that’s going to change thanks to The Australian Koala Foundation’s new social media initiative, Like for Lives, urges people to post a picture of a koala on Instagram or Facebook together with the promise: For every like this picture gets, I will donate 50 cents to savethekoala.com
Visit to join the campaign.
“A dating club is wrong, but a shaving club is awesome.” Barberclub sounds like Dollar Shave Club but probably more expensive since it’s Canada.
Here’s a great freaking idea. AR Works has created Via Opta for Novartis.
To some who might not be familiar with chain restaurant history, Chili’s wrote a jingle for its Baby Back Ribs back in the late 90’s and carried it on into the mid 00’s.
I’m totally loving fluid, surreal the vibe of this video for Jewels, the new track by Montreal-singer Black Atlass. It’s got some smokiness, some CGI goodness and more.
Sesame Street magazine is being reintroduced, and a digital publication called Sesame Street S’More is selling well in the Apple store.
The deal will guarantee that Warner artists will get paid when their music is played on SoundCloud.
The goal is to capitalize on renewed interest in Scotch and other brown spirits that is attributable partly to the popularity of “Mad Men.”
Advertising Agency: Golden Submarine, Poland
Creative Director: Tomasz Danielewicz
Head of mobile: Maciej Szypnicki
Art Director: Micha? Adamczyk
Copywriter: S?awomir Skowerski
Account: Karolina Gruca
Mais importante do que te manter acordado, o café teve um papel fundamental no desenvolvimento do mundo moderno. Seu significado cultural e o impacto no dia a dia das pessoas é enorme, desde que foi descoberto na Etiópia no século IX.
No Braincast 133, discutimos sobre a influência da cafeína na criatividade, na clareza de pensamento e sua atuação no nosso cérebro. É verdade ou falácia dizer que o café foi a bebida do Iluminismo? A cafeína ajuda ou atrapalha a nossa produtividade?
Carlos Merigo, Alexandre Maron, Saulo Mileti, Guga Mafra e Will Prestes conversam ainda sobre a cultura dos cafés especiais, as diferenças entre os variados tipos e os principais modos de preparo.
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Apresentado para mais de 600 alunos, o curso de Design visita a história dessa ciência e abre discussão para uma real compreensão sobre cores, uso de tipografia, construções baseadas no sistema áureo, suas modulações, metodologias de trabalho e muito mais.
Já o módulo 2, curso de Estética, vai fundo no estudo filosófico e prático, analisando peças criativas (do design, publicidade e até mesmo cinema), para compreendermos essa fundamental lógica dos símbolos que nos cercam.
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Kevin Reilly made a reputation for hit shows at Fox, NBC and FX.
The movie studio and cable networks at 21st Century Fox reported better-than-expected results for the quarter, but the broadcast group fared poorly.
Publicis Groupe’s new Razorfish Global network announced a new leadership team consisting of a mix of top talent from both Rosetta and Razorfish.
The news follows an announcement in September that the CEO of smaller digital shop Rosetta, Tom Adamski, would take over as global CEO of a newly created Razorfish Global network combining the two digital shops. Soon after, Ad Age reported that Razorfish’s global CEO Pete Stein would step down at the end of the year.
The new leadership team reporting into Mr. Adamski includes: Chief Financial Officer Ariel Marciano (Rosetta), Chief Technology Officer Alicia Shankland (Razorfish), Chief Strategy Officer Scott Sorokin (Rosetta), Chief Marketing Officer William Lidstone (Razorfish), Chief Technology Officer Ray Velez (Razorfish), Chief Creative Officer Daniel Bonner (Razorfish).
Xiaomi, the Chinese startup-turned-giant that’s now the world’s No. 3 smartphone maker, boasts on its homepage that its flagship Mi4 phone has the “best and strongest configuration in the world.” If you compare its specs to those of the iPhone 6, it looks like Xiaomi’s phone beats Apple on screen and camera resolution, battery life, processing speed and more. (Not to mention price the Mi4 sells for $327 in China, less than 40% of the cost of the most basic iPhone 6 here.)
But how does the Mi4 actually measure up in performance trials? After testing, a product watchdog says the Mi4 is a compelling offer and that Apple shouldn’t be complacent. But despite those stellar specs, Xiaomi’s top phone still can’t match the iPhone 6 on most measures of performance, though it is more scratch-resistant and has longer battery life.
“People swap spec sheets and that’s how they’re marketing it but specs alone do not equate to performance, and consumers need to know that,” said James Feldkamp, co-founder of MingJian, an independent China-based product-testing watchdog that represents China in the International Consumer Research & Testing consortium, or the ICRT. (Consumer Reports is the U.S. member.)
Written&Directed by: Rafi Shor
Producer: Shir Zahavi
Original Music: Assa Raviv
Vocals: Ahtaliya Pierce
Cinematographer: Eitan Hatuka
Vfx: Roiy Nitzan
Art: John Jacoby
Choreography: Claude Dadia
Styling: Limor Rihana
Casting: Amira Buzaglo
With: Ella Rubel, Ortal Gosha
Make up artist: Ingrid Zybert
Lights: Ftian Lb
Asst. Director: Inbar Horesh
Asst. Camera: Naor Leev
Production coordinator: May Bejach
So irresistable.
Advertising School: Brother Ad School, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Copywriter: César Salcedo
Art Directors: Hugo Quezada, Sara Paz
Illustration: Reison Vasquez
Published: September 2014
So irresistable.
Advertising School: Brother Ad School, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Copywriter: César Salcedo
Art Directors: Hugo Quezada, Sara Paz
Illustration: Reison Vasquez
Published: September 2014
French to the last crumb.
Advertising Agency: McCann, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director: Mantas Velykis
Art Director: Aurimas Kadzevicius
Copywriter: Kestutis Neverauskas
Illustrator: Jolita Vaitkute
Photographer: Darius Petrulaitis
Designer: Karolis Zukas
Published: October 2014
Sneeze Freeze is a fictituous product. The ad was created by students in 3rd year advertising film at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg.
Advertising School: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg
Director & script: Gabriel Borgetto
Producers: Johannes Knott, Christian Schega
Director of photography: Markus Gebhart
Music: Patrick M. Schmitz
Released: September 2014
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