Série de vídeos mostra de maneira cômica os riscos de fumar durante a adolescência

É quase como uma versão stop motion de Happy Tree Friends. “Little Lungs in a Great Big World” é o nome da série de vídeos feita para conscientizar os adolescentes sobre os riscos do tabaco para pulmões jovens. E para chamar a atenção e passar a mensagem de uma maneira divertida e direta, os vídeos […]

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SXSW Video: Glamour Editor Cindi Leive Says Culture Can Break Your Bubble


Maybe much of the nation wouldn’t be trying so hard to get out of their “bubbles” if their candidate had won the presidential election last fall, but that doesn’t take anything away from their efforts now, Glamour Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive said at SXSW in this video interview by Ad Age in collaboration with CNN. Ms. Leive was at SXSW in part to talk about how film can reach audiences beyond people “who go to Sundance and people who sit in Tribeca screening rooms,” she said.

But then again, she added, some bubbles can be healthy.

See our SXSW interview with chef Tom Colicchio here.

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What's Driving Ad Tech's Newfound Sense of Civic Duty on Travel Ban and Beyond


Earlier this month digital ad sellers including Twitter, Yahoo, Pandora and marketing platform firm Marin Software signed an amicus brief in support of transgender boy Gavin Grimm in his suit against his school’s board, which denied denying him use of the boy’s restroom.

New Issues for a New Era?

To any regular observer of technology companies and their typical approach to lobbying government, the stream of open letters and amicus briefs seems to signal newfound civic engagement extending far beyond the usual endemic issues industry groups tend to pipe up about — things like taxation or government agency regulations restricting business practices, for example.

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Yes Pizza: Crust

Video of The crusts

Hes-so Valais Wallis: The way to school

We were asked to create a unique content to bring awarness about a school during the enrolment period. The environment offered to students is quite unique as the Valais is a region surrounded by the Alps moutains. To attract young people that are fond of outdoor activities, we had the idea to show an original way to go to school. In a few days, the video hit more than 750000 (original video + repost by MinuteBuzz) views with zero media investment, which is quite something for a 8 millions inhabitants country!

Video of Ski freestyle on the way to school (Valais, Switzerland)

LeBron Has a Message for the Doubters in David&Goliath’s Latest for Kia

LeBron James returns in David&Goliath’s latest for Kia, “Rain,” which is built around a metaphor for the doubters he’s encountered over the course of his career.

The “don’t listen to the doubters” message is nothing new for James and Kia. When he first began appearing in ads for the brand, skeptics questioned whether he actually drove the vehicle — something he addressed in “The Truth” back in December of 2015. This time around, James tells viewers, “Doubt isn’t a storm, doubt is a drizzle.”

Rather than a destructive force, it’s a steady flow of negativity that can cause you to “stay inside,” “second guess yourself,” “question your limits” or even give up entirely.

“But that’s only if you’re afraid of a little rain,” James says at the conclusion of the spot, driving off into a drizzly night in his Kia, leading into the tagline, “Doubt No More.”

That one of the greatest basketball players ever is presented alongside Kia as something of an underdog has always struck as something of a hard sell and the latest entry is no exception. At this point in James’ career, it’s hard to imagine that there are all that many “doubters” around to question his greatness. Still, there’s a cinematic flair to the spot, which was directed by RESET’s Johnny Green, which helps lend it some pathos.

“Rain” comes on the heels of David&Goliath’s “The Luxury Experts” effort promoting the Kia Cadenza earlier this month. That supposedly unscripted effort saw Los Angeles valets surprised to discover an unidentified luxury car is acually the Cadenza.

Credits:
Agency: David&Goliath
Chief Creative Officer: Bobby Pearce/Colin Jeffery
Executive Creative Director: Gustavo Sarkis
Associate Creative Director/Copywriter: Devin Heatley
Senior Art Directors: Geovanny Panchame, Danny O’Connor
Senior Copywriter: Kurt Warner
Associate Planning Director: Ed Gibson
Director of Broadcast Production: Paul Albanese
Executive Producer: Christopher Coleman
Senior Broadcast Producer: Brandon Kusher
Managing Director: Jeff Moohr
Group Account Director: Mike O’Malley
Management Supervisors: Jay Mattingly, Jennifer Engelman
Account Supervisor: Tara Poosti
Account Executive: Lauren Kelley
Assistant Account Executive: Jaime Gullas
Digital Account Executive: Rebecca Hanson
Senior Project Manager: Genie Lara
Senior Art Producer: Andrea Rosenfeld
Director Business Affairs: Rodney Pizarro
Business Affairs Manager: Daniella Vargas
Product Information Managers: Russ Wortman, Mark McNaul
Founder & Chairman: David Angelo

Production Company: RESET
Director: Johnny Green
Executive Producer: Jeff McDougall
Executive Producer: Jen Beitler
Head of Production: JP Colombo
Producer: Greg Schultz
Director of Photography: Joost Van Gelder

Editorial: Spinach Editorial
Editor: Steve Gandolfi (Courtesy of Cut+Run)
Assistant Editor: Luc Giddens
Executive Producer: Jonathan Carpio
Producer: Patricia Gushikuma

Visual Effects: JAMM
VFX Supervisor/Lead Compositor: Jake Montgomery
VFX Supervisor/Lead CG: Andy Boyd
Flame Artist: Patrick Munoz
Flame Artist: Ally Burnett
Flame Artist: Mark Holden
CG Artist: Zachary DiMaria
CG Artist: Kristen Eggleston
CG Artist: Nha Ca Chau
CG Artist: Brian Burke
CG Artist: Nagender Boga
CG Artist: Joel Durham
CG Artist: George Saavedra
CG Tracking: Peregrine McCafferty
CG Tracking: Amélie Guyot
Producer: Ashley Greyson
Executive Producer: Asher Edwards
Agent: Tyler Gourley Photography
Content Photographer: Tyler Gourley
Music/Sound Design: Barking Owl
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Kelly Bayett
Sound Designer: Patrick Navarre
Mixer: Morgan Johnson
Producer: Ashley Benton

Watch This Harsh, Hilarious Spoof of Chevy's 'Real People' Commercials


Ad Age “Media Guy” columnist Simon Dumenco’s media roundup for the morning of Friday, March 17:

Before we get that Chevy ad parody (No. 7, below), let’s address the leprecaun in the room: It’s St. Patrick’s Day today. Happy St. Patty’s! Speaking of which …

1. Here’s some big news this morning from the Irish Independent, Ireland’s biggest daily newspaper: “Looks like Donald Trump’s ‘Irish proverb’ for Enda Kenny was actually a Nigerian poem.” Edward Dracott writes,

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Bema Tintas: Lost

Bema Tintas: Lost

Bema Tintas: Star Wars

Bema Tintas: Star Wars

Michelin: Every gesture counts – Empathy

A unique web series focusing on the people, passion and workmanship behind perfect driving moments.

Watch all episodes at http://www.michelin.co.uk/every-gesture-counts

Video of Every Gesture Counts – Episode 1: Empathy

Michelin: Every gesture counts – Technicity

A unique web series focusing on the people, passion and workmanship behind perfect driving moments.

Watch all episodes at http://www.michelin.co.uk/every-gesture-counts

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Michelin: Every gesture counts – Rigour

A unique web series focusing on the people, passion and workmanship behind perfect driving moments.

Watch all episodes at http://www.michelin.co.uk/every-gesture-counts

Video of Every Gesture Counts – Episode 3: Rigour

Fiat: 60 years

Fiat is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its iconic Fiat 500 with a 90-second film by surrealist British animator Cyriak.

Video of Fiat 500: Forever young

Derek Walcott, Poet and Nobel Laureate of the Caribbean, Dies at 87

Mr. Walcott’s intricately metaphorical poetry captured the physical beauty of the Caribbean, the harsh legacy of colonialism and the complexities of living and writing in two cultural worlds.

Miami Ad School Students Launch ‘Made by Refugee’ Project

With the issue of refugees a regular topic lately, Miami ad school creatives Kien Quan and Jillian Young wanted to remind people of the many contributions made by refugees throughout American history.

Case in point: Huy Fong Foods, makers of Sriracha hot sauce, founded by Vietnamese immigrant David Tran. And where would we be without the ubiquitous and delicious condiment?

To get the message across, Quan and Young printed out stickers reading “Made by Refugee” and placed them on products in stores around New York, ranging from the aforementioned Sriracha sauce to a Bob Marley album to Albert Einstein‘s most famous equation. They documented the results in a video as part of the effort.

Those interested can join in by printing out their own “Made by Refugee” sticker sheet and attaching them to relevant products. There’s also a Facebook page dedicated to the campaign.

Sriracha was the original inspiration for the campaign, but from there Quan and Young soon realized the potential scope of the idea.

“This inspiration came from one of my Facebook rants. Reading up on the fact that refugees have always been unwelcomed throughout history, I realized that if Vietnamese refugees did not make it over in the 1970s, we would not have the privilege to rave about today’s newest craze, Sriracha, Quan told Creativity.  “Afterwards, my partner and I just expanded the idea into many more examples.”

Empower Retirement: Zeus

Empower Retirement is America’s second-largest retirement company. Our assignment? Get the attention of the millennials and put retirement saving on their collective radar. The creative idea started with a stray remark: “What’s the point in starting my 401K when I could step outside and get hit by a bus tomorrow.” This was an actual quote by a (millennial) Sleek Machine team member during the project kick-off meeting. And we thought it perfectly encapsulated the mindset many millennials have when it comes to setting up their 401Ks. So rather than focus on the rational reasons for starting a 401K, we decided to focus on the irrational reasons that keep young people from saving for retirement.

Video of Empower Retirement: Zeus

Empower Retirement: Supermodel

Empower Retirement is America’s second-largest retirement company. Our assignment? Get the attention of the millennials and put retirement saving on their collective radar. The creative idea started with a stray remark: “What’s the point in starting my 401K when I could step outside and get hit by a bus tomorrow.” This was an actual quote by a (millennial) Sleek Machine team member during the project kick-off meeting. And we thought it perfectly encapsulated the mindset many millennials have when it comes to setting up their 401Ks. So rather than focus on the rational reasons for starting a 401K, we decided to focus on the irrational reasons that keep young people from saving for retirement.

Video of Empower Retirement: Supermodel

Empower Retirement: Bear

Empower Retirement is America’s second-largest retirement company. Our assignment? Get the attention of the millennials and put retirement saving on their collective radar. The creative idea started with a stray remark: “What’s the point in starting my 401K when I could step outside and get hit by a bus tomorrow.” This was an actual quote by a (millennial) Sleek Machine team member during the project kick-off meeting. And we thought it perfectly encapsulated the mindset many millennials have when it comes to setting up their 401Ks. So rather than focus on the rational reasons for starting a 401K, we decided to focus on the irrational reasons that keep young people from saving for retirement.

Video of Empower Retirement: Bear

Empower Retirement: Alien

Empower Retirement is America’s second-largest retirement company. Our assignment? Get the attention of the millennials and put retirement saving on their collective radar. The creative idea started with a stray remark: “What’s the point in starting my 401K when I could step outside and get hit by a bus tomorrow.” This was an actual quote by a (millennial) Sleek Machine team member during the project kick-off meeting. And we thought it perfectly encapsulated the mindset many millennials have when it comes to setting up their 401Ks. So rather than focus on the rational reasons for starting a 401K, we decided to focus on the irrational reasons that keep young people from saving for retirement.

Video of Empower Retirement: Alien

Toyota: Recipe

The purpose of this ad was to call attention to the value of the Toyota Camry: the multitude of features in the vehicle, available at an incredible offer. Our media strategy informed us that our target audience was highly active online. With that knowledge, we set out to develop a piece that felt contextual in its placement (The ad ran exclusively online via pre-roll and social media outlets). The media, along with the insight that short instructional cooking videos were highly trending online content, led us to this concept. We also knew that our target was family-oriented and sought out recipe videos for meal suggestions. These videos have a high retention rate and thus provided us a way to engage our audience. Using this metaphor allowed us to crystallize our message: The Toyota Camry packs in amazing “ingredients” (features) that meld to produce an incredible, affordable product the whole family would enjoy.

Video of Southeast Toyota Camry "Recipe" Digital Spot