Friday, February 25, 2011
Friday, February 18, 2011
Porsche rewards is 1.000.000 Strong Facebook Fanpage
To celebrate their 1.000.000th fan on facebook Porsche has created this limited edition Porsche 911 GT3 R Hybrid writing down the name of the million fan present on their page. A very impressive and strong operation. In addition there is this fun feature if you were part of the first million fans, you can look for the position of your name on the car!
Nike Throwdown - Wieden Kennedy
I know I am 10 days late, however here is the very pleasant new Nike TVC. Created by Wieden Kennedy Portland, the ad includes many sports from dancing to rugby and from running to BMX.
Again a very nice Nike campaign
Again a very nice Nike campaign
Monday, February 14, 2011
Fake Trailer - Real Music video: The Black Keys "Howlin For You"
So this is the last music video of the The Black Keys, a fake trailer for the title “Howlin’ For You”, one track from their album Brothers. Directed by Chris Marrs Piliero with many cameos: Tricia Helfer, Sean Patrick Flanery, Corbin Bernsen, Diora Baird, Christian Serratos, Sir Todd Bridges, Shaun White ..
God I hope this movie comes out one day ...
God I hope this movie comes out one day ...
Labels:
music
Jim Beam Ad "Parallels."
For its latest Jim Beam spot — “Parallels” — NYC-based ad agency StrawberryFrog ventures deep into the dark recesses of Willem Dafoe’s mind, Being John Malkovich-style. Directed by Dante Ariola
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Marketing
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Social Media Revolution a Refresh!
About a year ago the social media revolution video was huge success, giving basic insights on how social media has taken the world by storm. A year later it was time for a refresh, with new datas and how social media is changing the world, our habits and or behaviours. All the datas are based on the book Socialnomics by Erik Qualman.
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Facebook,
Social Media
WWF We are all connected
This is the TVC for the new awarness campaign of WWF, called "We are all Connected". From the agency Ogilvy & Mather Mexico and directed by Mato Atom. I believe it would be great to see this in a real exhibition.
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Marketing
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