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Posted in: UncategorizedAir India
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: DDB Mudra, Bangalore, India
Chief Creative Officer: Bobby Pawar
Executive Creative Director: Joono Simon
Copywriter: Melissa Roshini
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Aloke Singh
Planner: Krupanand S
Account Supervisors: Kapil Bhatia, Yughandar
Art Director: Melissa Roshini
Illustrator: Mahesh N S
Photographer: Syed Zubair
Stylist: Anu Yadav
(copy: Mumbai -> New York -> Daily)
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Posted in: UncategorizedPorsche Speed
Posted in: UncategorizedCe film-démonstration présente les capacités du studio C4Real en post-production et en traitement d’images. Un exemple en recréant ce modèle de la marque Porsche, entièrement en animation pour un rendu le plus réel possible. A découvrir en HD dans la suite.
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Posted in: UncategorizedJohnnie Walker | The Walk
Posted in: UncategorizedRobert Carlyle é mais conhecido por seus papéis em filmes como “Trainspotting”, “Ou Tudo Ou Nada”, “Extermínio” e mais uma porrada deles, Porém, pra mim, ele virou o Carl Benton de “24 Horas: A Redenção”. Só uma pena que sua participação na série tenha se resumido apenas a esse especial de duas horas.
Foi ele que a BBH londrina convidou para contar a história de Johnnie Walker, em uma espécie de curta metragem de 6 minutos de duração. Em um só take, Carlyle passeia pelos campos da Escócia enquanto fala da tradição da marca e processo de produção do whisky.
O conteúdo em si pode ser bem coxinha institucional, mas a maneira encontrada para contar a história, com elementos largados pelo meio da caminho, torna o vídeo interessante. Agora, é fato que a Johnnie Walker deveria voltar para as suas belas campanhas metafóricas, já está há muito tempo martelando na tradição.
A produção é da HLA e da Glassworks, com direção de Jamie Rafn.
Post originalmente publicado no Brainstorm #9
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Posted in: UncategorizedBrazilians Are Told to Save the Flush, Pee in the Shower
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Posted in: UncategorizedFSA defends report on Organic Food’s nutritional value
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – The Food Standards Agency has defended a report it published, which concluded that there is little, if any nutritional difference between organic and conventionally produced food.
‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Onto the Fall Schedule?
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MINNEAPOLIS (AdAge.com) — With reality TV becoming the dominant genre during the summer, every network hopes it hits upon a formula that can work in the fall or spring. CBS's "Survivor," for instance, thrived during summer 2000 and later became a cornerstone of CBS's resurgence. ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" wasn't as big a summer smash, but its sashay into the regular season has helped the network ever since. This fall, Fox will trot "So You Think You Can Dance" onto the schedule.
Balderston set to retire from P&G
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Bernard Balderston, associate director of media at Procter & Gamble in the UK and Ireland, is set to step down from his pivotal position at the UK’s largest commercial advertiser at the end of the month, ending 41 years’ service.