Audi Calendar 2020 – an epic adventure featuring the great superheroes of Audi. The Magnificent Six combine strengths in powerful competition for the love of their fans! Inspired from the comics-movies, each Audi model is presented as a superhero, master of its own element.
No Quarter — is a visceral film intended to convey that no mercy will be offered — there will be no unconditional surrender from the driver, nor the infamous St. Moritz ‘Bob Sleigh Run’ in Switzerland.
Heading out at the break of dawn, we follow this young gentleman as he prepares for his day. Learning the track, where he needs to turn, where to brake … or not — all the while soaking in its colossal banked turns and its unforgiving ice — littered with scars from previous attempts to conquer this siren of solid ice.
Given all the TV industry upheaval this year, it’s not surprising there was considerable turnover among top execs in 2019. More than a dozen left their jobs this year, due to mega-mergers, consolidation, #MeToo and opportunities elsewhere. Here are the year’s biggest exec departures: Click here to read more. Donna Speciale, WarnerMedia The ad sales…
The direct-to-consumer landscape heated up in 2019, with several brands achieving unicorn status, CEO shakeups, and more companies opening up a brick-and-mortar presence. As 2020 kicks off a new decade, the DTC space continues to change, with industry experts predicting more acquisitions, an expanding home category, a new kind of sustainability messaging and more. Mergers…
Amazon doesn’t generally speak to future plans, so it didn’t have much to say about what 2020 has in store for its growing advertising business. Agency insiders who work with clients on the platform, however, say they expect big changes in 2020, especially when it comes to data and insights. Amazon got a late start…
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Pisco Intipalka surprises us with its new concept where it rescues an action that predominates in the lives of many Peruvians, but few usually notice: The mixture. Since we are born we mix with the world, family, friends, mix food, moments, music, our whole life is a constant mix. Simply put, we mix everything!
The concept stems from a reality about the consumption of Pisco in Peru: the majority of Peruvians mix it and, therefore, instead of changing this consumption habit, the agency decided to strengthen it and motivate the audience to continue mixing their moment.
In addition, they developed three tag lines for content: mix your experience, mix your fun and mix your music, focusing on the latter to be able to get closer to the field of young people who usually go to parties and meetings, where music is essential In your fun.
And to complement this, they created a Spotify account with the name of Pisco Intipalka that contains playlists of various musical genres so that everyone can mix their music, their moment and their Pisco Intipalka.
Listen to the Pisco Intipalka playlist on Spotify and start mixing your moment here: https://open.spotify.com/user/piscointipalka?si=vs3VKOAwSyKMhvdL5UIekA
More than 100 of the UK’s irreplaceable ancient woodlands, and the wildlife they support, such as endangered bats, butterflies and barn owls are facing what could be their last Christmas, as the £100billion+ mega project HS2 awaits a decision from our government that could allow their destruction.
Annie Lennox (music), Chris Packham (starring) and Emma Thompson (voiceover) have joined forces to contribute to a film aimed at inspiring people to come together in what could be a last chance to Stand For The Trees. Our government needs to know that a green army are amassing who will not let our irreplaceable natural history be destroyed; this is one Christmas ad everyone needs to see.
Tis still the season of giving, and Spotify has yet one more gift for its users to unwrap this holiday. On the heels of the release of Wrapped 2019, which celebrates Spotify listeners and creators around the world by allowing them to relive 2019 and the entire decade in music and podcasts, Spotify presents The Playlist of the Decade, a high-energy, cinematic short that tells the story of one young person’s journey to make the perfect 2010’s playlist.
In the 90-second film, our protagonist travels across the city looking for the best songs for his playlist. However, everyone he encounters – his roommate, his neighbors, his classmates, strangers from all walks of life – has their own opinion about which songs should be included. The momentum continues to build to an epic moment when it feels like the whole world is weighing in on this all-important playlist— Will our hero succumb to peer pressure or stay true to the soundtrack that embodies his life?
As 2019 comes to a close, The Playlist of the Decade is the ultimate love letter to the music and culture that defined the last ten years as only Spotify can deliver.
St Paul’s Foundation in Vancouver, Canada has unveiled a unique tech-driven art installation to drive donations from the local community.
The Living Lightstar shines brightly when you tap your credit card to donate, and fades when it goes too long without support. The installation is part of St. Paul’s annual Lights of Hope display and fundraising campaign that supports urgently needed equipment, life-saving research, community programs, and other essential patient and resident services that would otherwise not be funded through traditional channels.
Rethink Canada worked with Uno Media, Eos Lighting and Avrio Pay to build the custom star and kiosk. A carefully programmed LED sequence is triggered wirelessly whenever the kiosk’s server processes a donation. The installation was placed at the entrance way of St. Paul’s Lights of Hope display made of lights and stars sponsored by donors and local businesses. The annual display attracts thousands of people every year, with this being the first time attendees canlight a star themselves—by donating to the Living Light. While the minimum donation for recognition at the display is $2,500, the Living Light star can be activated for as little as $2.
(TrendHunter.com) The 2019 shoe trends are innovative and pay attention to design no matter what kind of silhouette the footwear model is. There are a plethora of boots, heeled silhouettes, casual sneakers,…
Campaign name: Live Art
Media: Digital Print
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Agency: Miami Ad School Hamburg
Art Director: Pamela Campani
Illustration: Jane Jin
In interviews with Reagan’s budget director, David Stockman, he exposed doubts about the supply-side economics that the administration had embraced.
(TrendHunter.com) The expansive list of 2019 luxury fashion trends dive into the many different ways where designers are expressing themselves in a creative manner throughout the seasons. This ranges from streetwear,…
Their breakthroughs were in law, science, music and business, and, like the more famous who died this year, they left indelible legacies.
(TrendHunter.com) The jewelry 2019 trends round-up is dotted with high-end avant-garde pieces and accessories that are infused with one’s DNA. Some of the most cutting-edge examples also highlight new forms of…
Their breakthroughs were in law, science, music and business, and, like the more famous who died this year, they left indelible legacies.
By now, you’ve likely seen at least one of the spots from AT&T’s “Just OK Is not OK” campaign, where the likes of mechanics, babysitters and everything in between are perfectly content with providing just OK service–much to the consternation of their customers. The campaign, which AT&T unveiled right around the holidays last year, is…
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