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Toyota Sienna ... new spots from Canada comfortable dialogue & believable casting for these new Sienna spots nice work ... from Radke Film Group & Dentsu Canada Creative Director: Andy Shortt Creative Director: Les Soos Art Director: Les Soos Copywriter: Andy Shortt Agency Producer: Sheila Sone Director: Chris Hooper Executive Producer: Krista Marshall Producer: Karen Rohrbacher Editorial Company: Panic and Bob 
 The parallel is drawn between arthritis & the wearing down of a mechanical typwriter in this new spot from Eskwad/ Bonangle, France Agency: Bonangle, France Creative Director: Thierry mallet Director: Nicholas Charneau Prodn Co: Eskwad, France  MTV moments series takes a different approach Moody images and a quiet, pensive voice give a glimpse into a private moment. Nice. Director: Bryan Little Production Company: Fly On The Wall Agency: FOTW South Africa Agency Producer: David Leite/Filipa Domingues Art Director: Warren Lewis Copywriter: Jason Enslin Creative Director: Warren Lewis Rude buggers, the Kiwis ... but funny We couldn't possibly post another Mother London advert on the main page for the 5th consecutive week ... but the new "Franz Ferdinand" Observer work is very good indeed. Reebok takes a good hard look at injuries Meaningful Tattoos help tell the story in this strong spot from mcgarry bowen Art Director: Warren Eakins Copywriter: Randy Van kleeck Director: Jessy Terrero Executive Creative Director: Warren Eakins, Randy Van Kleeck Executive Producer: Katya Bankowsky Lotus Filmworks/Terrero Films Nice work from W/Brasil (more tattoos) When you're wearing Ipanema Gisele Bündchen Sandals ... Tattoos become moving, flowing art in this stunning spot from W/Brasil Art Director: Celso Alfieri Copywriter: Rui Branquinho Creative Director: Rui Branquinho Director: Fabio Soares Executive Creative Director: Rui Branquinho Car dealer ads ... shouldn't they be shouting prices at us? JWT India has created a new spot - Mirinda "Sucker" To view the spot click (plus full credits) .... HERE  The new "It" sweeps takes the world by storm ... in new work for eBay, from BBDO New York. And the good news is you can get "It" on eBay. Nicely intergrated into the website as well: http://www.whatis-it.com/ Ford falcon - a disappointing slot car. JWT Melbourne & Falcon Normally it's all too easy to crash the slot cars, but not so with the Falcon. Sticks to the track like glue, leading to major disappoinment for the car-wrecking kid though. Agency Producer: Tim Marxsen Art Director: Nick Weller, Phil Van Bruchem, Keith Nicolas Copywriter: Nick Weller, Phil Van Bruchem, Keith Nicolas Creative Director: Jeremy Wynne Director: Matt Murphy   New work from Aero Film Aero have been keeping themselves busy with some very stylish new car spots ... Honda "cages" for Rubin Postaer & Associates as well as Suzuki "Base Jump" for Colby & Partners  Security Cameras from agency Vitrorobertson captures people dancing unawares in everyday circumstances PORTLAND, Ore., (October 10, 2005) An atmospheric hum opens Vitrorobertsons latest spot for Kyocera which captures people on security cameras spontaneously breaking into dance in the most mundane situations, from bank to ATM to valet parking lot. The reason for their sudden inspiration? Kyoceras new Slider Remix MP3 phone. Staying conceptually true, Food Chain director Vance Malone, with DP Joe Meade, opted to shoot entirely on video mostly with existing light. Utilizing up to four cameras on set gave Malone the chance to capture the dancers from multiple angles, ensuring the spontaneity of the dancing was fully covered. Meade supplemented his camera package with actual security cameras to capture some of the footage.  Kyocera Slider Remix CREDITS Agency: Vitrorobertson Creative Director John Vitro Creative Director John Robertson Assoc. CD/Copywriter Kent Thayer Art Director Barry Brothers Production Co: Food Chain Director Vance Malone Producer Brad Goldthwaite Exec. Producer David Cress DP Joe Meade Editorial - Radium Interesting idea for integrated media Foreign language swearing motivates Goodgoll Vendramin (Canada) has created a series of spots for Alpine Lager's Gold medal win in the beer world cup (there's a world cup for beer?!). It shows provocative girls speaking in their native Italian / German with expletives bleeped out. To see what they're REALLY saying you have to go to the website. Clever. Agency: Goodgoll Vendramin Inc. Creatives: Benjamin Vendramin (CD/AD), Robert McDougall (CW) Director: Gary McKendry Prod. Co.: Cirle Production 
  Man sprays hatstand with Lynx. Girl can't resist. Instant pole dancer. Nice.  In new work from director James Spence & Zig Canada, limited budgets call for extra dedication ... couldn't afford fake bullets! Client: Silver Wave Film Festival Title: Gunshot Creative team. Mark Puchala & Michael Clowater Agency: Zig Inc. Director: James Spence Production Co: Brown Entertainment (Brown25.com) Editor: Marco Pazzano @ Panic & Bob Music & Sound Design: RMW Regional agency employs time lord This stylish series of ads features an enigmatic "Time Lord" who can manipulate time in order to demonstrate the benefits of TransACT's High-Tec. Agency: ZOO Creatives: Ken Buchan (Copywriter/Art Director) Roger McAuliffe (Copywriter) Creative Director: Ken Buchan Director: Serge Ou Production Company: Bearcage Productions Account Management: Fiona Boughton, Peter Ring. Producer: Doug Merriman Agency in house Producer: Paula Garner Editor: Chris Bamford Special Effects: Heather Cocquio & Luke Bicevskis  If he'd taken the toll road, he'd be there for her! Production Co: Area 51 Films, SM Director: Theodore Melfi DP: Mateo Londono EP: Phyllis Koenig & Preston Lee Producer: Jolie Chitwood Agency: Marshall Advertising & Design/ Costa Mesa Executive Creative Director: Diana Marshall Creative Director: Roger Feldman Art Director: Mike Voornas Copywriter: Roger Feldman Agency Producer: Nancy Skenderian Quiet Storm, London ... virally motivating Quiet Storm makes motivational video to sell lunch In 80 seconds of convincing motivational video we don't get one McDonalds logo ... or tune. Just an in situ mention. This guy's good.  Fallon continues the United series featuring Gershwin's American in Paris The flexibility of line animation  New work from Studio Aka, London How do you represent 50,000 doctors in 30 seconds? and jam loads of ingredients into a pack of muesli? ... line animation Comedy Central - they HAVE to be funny Putting words into her mouth   The Eiffel Tower or the ..... ummm In this new Renault work from Publicis UK, comparisons are made between Britain & France to get across he point "twice the va va voom". All done with a light & cheeky tone.  In new spots from Love Communications, people trade places according to their investment skills ... or lack of Client: Genesys Wealth Advisors Agency: Love Communications Agency Producer: David Steindl Art Director: Paul Hoyne Copywriter: Siimon Reynolds Creative Director: Siimon Reynolds Director: Darren Ashton Producer: Michael Carlton Bad news is easier to take when it's sung.   a series of amusing spots from McDonalds for their sponship of Australian Idol Art Director: Andrew Crocker, Charlie Cook, Misha McDonald Copywriter: Andrew Crocker, Charlie Cook, Misha McDonald Creative Director: Richard Selbourne Executive Creative Director: Garry Horner Agency Producer: Carlin Smith Director: Barney Catchlove Production compnay: Red Herring  A couple of very nice new adverts from Mother London Go to the main page to see "Inquisitive Kid" The other in the series is "Gameshow" ... equally good. (Isn't that 3 weeks running for Mother London on the main page?) Not often you hear a good radio spot! Don't use the wrong pen during exams! One of a series of nicely written radio ads for Bic pens. Agency: SMART Melbourne Writers: John Mescall, Rebecca Newman, Malcolm Chambers To listen to the spot click HERE   Using the unexpected to get the message across. Nice. Product: Canadian Paraplegic Association (Charity) Title: Streaker Agency: Goodgoll Vendramin Inc. Creatives: Benjamin Vendramin (Creative Director / Art Director) Robert McDougall (Creative Director / Writer) Agency Producer: Angela Carroll Director: Jamie Way Prod. Co.: Millenium Country: Canada  A new Sheilas Wheels campaign is set in an Aussie Outback style ... except for the shielas that is.  Director: Graham Rose Producer: Michael MacMillan Production Co: The Pink Film Company Client: esure Title: Sheilas Wheels Client Producer: Serena Freeman Creatives: Chris Wilkins/Sian Vickers  With such an extensive selection of men to choose from, this is the place to try them on for size. Agency: WRC New Zealand Creative: Bobbie Mckay Creative Director: Nigel Corbett Director: Brian Challis / REPUBLIC Tea Tree Oil Anti Dandruff Shampoo - Indonesian style A golf buggy drives across a grassy frame, collecting golf balls. As it passes through frame for the last time, it wipes on the Tea Tree Oil pack, followed by the Anti Dandruff Shampoo super. Simple! Client: Martha Tilaar Product: Tea Tree Oil Title: 'Golf Buggy' Agency: David Indonesia Production House: RT Films Director: Jeff Jaffers CD: Gary Caufield Writer: Gary Caufield Post: G1 Gritty new work from the Phillipines "Doormat" - An edgey hard-hitting new spot from the Phillipines THE CAMPAIGN AIMS TO CREATE MASS PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE PLIGHT OF FILIPINO DOMESTIC WORKERS ABROAD, ESPECIALLY WOMEN, WHO ARE VICTIMS OF VERBAL AND PHYSICAL ABUSES, RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION. Client TEODORA Production Company BREW PRODUCTIONS New aids work ... "The Know Is Spreading"   "The Know Is Spreading" In this great new aids awareness spot from CP+B & Believe Media, a mural moves through an urban landscape. Nice track ... beautifully crafted ... simple message. However "the know" isn't spreading as fast as it could - they didn't send us an mpeg. Otherwise you could view it right HERE No advertising website is quite complete without mentioning Crispin, Porter+ Bogusky. We are now complete.   Mars - a good strategy in a tricky category ... from AMV BBDO London Basically Mars makes suggestions for how to "make your day" In the first execution Different route we see a guy who ignores his normal commute to work seeing the same old sights and faces, day after day after day. Instead he takes a different route to work. The second execution, Overdress, we see a young woman dressing up for what looks like a night on the town but turns out to be a regular Monday at work. The spot suggests how nice it would be to feel as good about Monday morning as a night out .... Agency Producer: Abbie Ferrand Art Director: Chris Kelly Copywriter: Rob Webster Director: Jim Gilchrist Executive Creative Director: Paul Brazier Sprint: the "yes-man" re-invented The yes-man concept continues The ads focus on how Ford product engineers are rarely in their offices and need to work where the cars are, whether engineers are with suppliers or in test labs. So their desk phones have been replaced with 8,000 Sprint walkie-talkie wireless phones so the engineers can communicate from wherever they are. By extending their workplace these employees can be more efficient, which is helping Ford to shorten the timeframe from concept to showroom. Real results speak for themselves, and the yes-man concept is a fun way to attract attention to those making a difference in their businesses by using Sprint to make virtually any place a workplace, said Jon Soto, co-executive creative director at Publicis & Hal Riney.  A cute new spot for Birds Eye features the pea car & a snappy tune. Creative Director: Rosie Arnold Copywriter: Matt Waller Art Director: Dave Monk Agency Producer: Jane Bessey Production Company: Hungry Man - London Director: Blue Source Stylish new Lexus spot for Dentsu Canada via Bruce Dowad. Stylish spot for Dentsu Canada via Bruce Dowad. LOS ANGELES, October 7, 2005 With his latest spot, Lexus Moments via Dentsu Canada, director Bruce Dowad of Bruce Dowad Associates, Los Angeles endeavored to create a visceral experience both surprising and iconic. The ad presents a series of poignant captured moments both stock and shot that are projected on what appears to be a screen. Throughout the spot, a voice-over describes life as a series of such moments. As the camera pulls back, we see the images arent being projected on the screen rather its the solid line of the road, and the breaks in the film arent being caused by the projector, they are being caused by the roads dividing lines. The spot ends with the Lexus motoring down the road of life headlong into the future. Lexus (Canada) - Moments Production Company: Bruce Dowad Associates/ LA Circle Productions/ Toronto Director: Bruce Dowad DP: Bojan Bazelli EP: Jessica Carlson (BDA), Karen Tameanko (Circle) Producer: Merrie Wasson Agency: Dentsu/ Toronto Creative Catalyst: Glen Hunt Art Director: Deborah Prenger Agency Producer: Amanda Loughran Not the usual approach to pension funds There's a bit of a twist in this new work from US based Backyard for AMF pension funds (for Forsman & Bodenfors). TITLE: The planet ADVERTISER: AMF Pension PRODUCTION: COMPANYSocial Club PRODUCER: Magnus Theorin DIRECTOR: Jesper Ericstam PRODUCTION MANAGER: Henrik Lundqvist AGENCY: Forsman & Bodenfors PRODUCTION MANAGER: Anna Chantre COPY WRITER: Jacob Nelson ART DIRECTOR: Lotta Ågerup AGENCY PRODUCER: Magnus Kennhed Director Charlie Watson of Millennium Pictures shoots in Romania Director Charlie Watson of Millennium Pictures recently completed a spot project for Rompetrol via Odyssey Communication/ Romania. Shot entirely on location, Addio A Cheyenne uses a series of vignettes to illustrate how the Romanian oil and gas conglomerate draws together consumers from all walks of life. Production Company: Millennium Pictures Director: Charlie Watson DP: Sebastian Wladyslaw Milaszewski EP: Jeanne Mattiusi Managing Director: Caroline Von Weyher Producer: Gabi Antal Abis Studio Agency: Odyssey Communication/ Romania CD(s): Valentin Suciu, Silviu Padurariu AD: Ana Tautu Copy: Silviu Padurariu Editorial: Abis Studio/ Romania Editor: Theo Penciu Telecine: Abis Studio/ Romania Colorist: Simona Cristea Post/Effects: Abis Studio/ Romania VFX/Inferno Artist(s): Stefan Cios, Petruta Panait  New work for the Humpty Dumpty Foundation through DDB Sydney. A few words from Sean Ascroft, Head of TV, DDB Sydney: Driven by Paul Francis and his unstoppable team, the Humpty Dumpty Foundation has continued to tirelessly raise funds to purchase vital life-saving and pain-reducing equipment for the Children's ward at the Royal North Shore Hospital. If you wonder whether all the hard work is worth it, have a look at the children's ward at the Royal North Shore Hospital and all the smiling faces on the kids. To view the spot ( & credits) click .... HERE « First « Previous Next » Last » 662 of 663 |
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