When the 2020-21 TV season began a year ago, it did so without the usual fanfare of big September broadcast premieres, as pandemic-related delays and shutdowns postponed those debuts for weeks, if not months. But as a new television season starts this week, broadcasters are celebrating the return to their normal premiere schedules. As premiere…
Jennifer Lopez grew up dreaming big dreams, and unlike many who aspire to a career in music, TV or film, this sui generis creative force from the South Bronx proved she could in fact do it all. And she did it by staying true to herself. Adweek’s 2021 Brand Visionary has lived her life out…
Putting together a full-scale campaign is no small task for any team, but having to do so during a pandemic requires a different skill set altogether. Just ask this year’s winners of the Brandweek Constellation Awards, which honor the best team-led marketing efforts. Between heartwarming campaigns and humorous ads that momentarily transport us away from…
Even with the post-9/11 recession and 2008’s economic meltdown in the rearview mirror, few economic calamities matched the speed and dread that accompanied the coronavirus. Last year, as service-sector businesses shuttered and layoffs spread like brushfire, America’s GDP took a nauseating tumble of 3.5%. The first half of this year saw a rebound in consumer…
Marketing and media events to watch for Sept. 20-26.
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“The Crown” and Netflix could have a big night and bring the streaming service its first top award for a series. Here’s what else to expect, and a look at the favorites and potential upsets.
When you are in the business of prophecy, what do you do when prophecy fails?
After two years away, the Villains are coming back to Hong Kong Disneyland. And they’re ready to party.
Homewood Suites and Home2 Suites, two extended stay brands from Hilton, are the first in the portfolio of hotels to become fully pet-friendly, welcoming furry friends alongside pet parents in over 500 hotels nationwide – with a goal of over 1K pet-friendly, extended stay hotels across North America in 2022.
From immersive pet-friendly programming and harmonized pet fees to exclusive access* of the Mars Petcare digital hub, including expert tips to help pets adjust to hotel stays, both Mars Petcare and Hilton are ensuring both pets and pet parents have the best stays possible. With 23 million U.S. homes welcoming a new pet during the pandemic and 85% of Americans planning to travel in the next year (with 65% planning to bring along their pets)**, the pet-friendly overhaul comes at a perfect time.
They say it takes a village to raise a child. But at the end of the day, parenting is an art. Your art. The way you cuddle them. Make them giggle and laugh out loud… But nutrition is science. Cerebelly includes 16 key nutrients to help a developing brain.
Undocumented residents face barriers to essential services like healthcare, legal representation and the Police Department, but are essential to what makes our city great. To raise awareness for this problem, we created a campaign to showcase what Toronto looked and felt like from the perspective of actual undocumented residents.
Thanks to the efforts of the campaign, Mayor John Tory officially proclaimed August 24th Undocumented Residents Day in Toronto.
We modeled and animated a miniature world prototype of trading utilizing a top view of blocks and buildings, which represent different companies. The difficult part was to recreate the specific essence of every business so that the viewer would recognize the company at a glance. Our main goal was to enable viewers to discover a new detail every time they would rewatch the ad. The edit of the video posed a challenge because we wanted to have an engaging visual stimulation and at the same time keep the flow smooth. Furthermore, we experimented with the transition from an isometric landscape into a flat one to demonstrate the functionalities of the mobile interface.
Ad in The New York Times says 81% of people with disabilities feel unwelcome at fitness centers.
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