Hasta La Creative!

Ordinary things. Extraordinary good.

Advertising Agency: MARK/BBDO, Czech Republic
Via: adverbox

Now serving women.

Advertising Agency: Cossette Communications, Toronto, Canada
Creative Directors: Dan Vendramin, Darren Clarke
Art Director: Ed Lea
Copywriter: Mark Lewis

Use it. Or loose it. Qoob is looking for explosive ideas.

Qoob is a TV channel in the MTV Network.

Advertising Agency: Leagas Delaney, Italy
Creative Directors: Stefano Campora, Stefano Rosselli
Art Director: Selmi Bali Barissever
Copywriter: Stefano Campora
Photographer: LSD
Published: February 2008

Advertising Agency: Marketel, Montréal, Canada
Creative Director: David Yost
Associate Creative Director: Mitch Cayouette
Art Directors: Markus Dressler, Hillary Wolfe
Copywriter: Joshua Stern
Agency Producer: Alexandre André
Released: December 2007

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Advertising Agency: Philipp und Keuntje, Germany
Creative Directors: Hans Esders, Ales Polcar
Art Director: Jan Berg
Illustrations: Jan Berg, Benjamin Reiß
Copywriters: Ales Polcar, Oliver Kohtz

Advertising Agency: TBWA/China
Creative Directors: Yang Yeo, John Merrifield
CD/Copywriter: Sarawut Hengsawad
CD/Art Director: Elvis Chau
Associate Creative Director: Lesley Zhou
Art Directors: Nie Lang, Xia Zheng, Susie Sun, Amani Qian
Copywriter: Lesley Zhou, Nicky Zhang, Michelle Wu

Production Company: Stink/Psyop
Directors: Marie Hyon and Marco Spier, Psyop
Executive Producers: Justin Booth-Clibborn, Psyop and Daniel Bergman, Stink
Producers: Lucia Grillo, Psyop and Mungo Maclagan, Stink
DOP: Alex Melman
Associate Producer: Nathan Jew, Psyop
Assistant Producer: Kay Chen, Psyop

Psyop:
Lead TD: Pakorn Bupphavesa
Designers: Kim Dulaney, Marie Hyon, Joshua Harvey
TD: Alvin Bae, Bashir Hamid, Chris Bach, Damon Ciarelli, Ted Kofsatis, Tony Barbieri
VFX supervisor: Theo Maniatis
Modeling/ Rigging: Lee Wolland, Kitty Lin, Anthony Patti, Rie Ito, Jaye Kim
Lead Animator: Pat Porter
Animators: Ian Brauner, Justin Burton, Nicholas Johnnides, Gerald Ding, Eddy Estevez, Chris Santoianni, Jae Ham, Jed Mitchell, Melanie Tonkin
CG: Mike Papagni, Rich Magan, Pete Hamilton, Helen Choi, Anthony Patti, Tatchapon Letwirojkul, Andreas Berner
Massive: Joerg Liebold and Dave Barosin
Compositors: Matt Hanson, Bee Jin Tan, Elliot Blanchard, Borja Pena, Eric Concepcion, Makoto Sato, Theo Maniatis, Aska Otake,
Joe Vitale
Tracking: Hyunjeen Lee and Seung Hyung Lee
Lead Roto Artists: Leslie Chung, Joshua Bush
Roto Artists: Joseph Oberle, David Marte, Carlos Rosario, Tiffany Chung, Will Frazier, Max Kornev, Rich Pernice, Jelena Vukosav, Alejandro Monzon, Kristian Mercado, Stefania Gallico, Jess Mireau
Editor: Cass Vanini
Assistant Editor: Brett Goldberg
Cell Animation: Boolab

Audio Post: Sound Lounge
Music Production: Songzu

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If you’re currently growing up in New York City, you can get a big head start on a career in advertising.

In the mold of Fiorello H. La Guardia High School of Music and the Arts, starting next fall there will be a new public high school in Brooklyn for those interested in pursuing careers in advertising.

According to Ad Age:

The New York City Department of Education has approved the High School for Innovation in Advertising and Media. It will be located on the campus of Canarsie High School in Brooklyn and is expected to be up and running by September 2008.

Organizers hope the school will hook young minorities on a career in advertising, which has long been criticized for its lack of diversity.

I was 29 when I figured out I wanted a career in advertising. But if I was 15 and living in the future in Brooklyn, I’d want to go to this school. Then I could skip college, polish my book at Miami Ad School, get hired by a shop in Amsterdam (where Lions roam free) and eventually head to London for the money.

This is how you solve a problem artistically. Instead of banning chewing gum (hello Singapore, 1992-2004), Hubba Bubba collaborated with DDB advertising, Sydney to tackle the problem of chewing gum on the streets by putting up fun, interactive “chew by number” posters that use different flavours of …