"Grow your moneystache
Promoting the new Mega Monopoly scratch tickets.
Client: Minnesota Lottery
Agency: Colle+McVoy Art Director: Dustin Black
Via: Sharpe Online
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Sony Vaio W Series | Social Media Addicts Association
SMAA is run by reformed social media addicts who all had the courage to stand up and admit to their problem. Will you stop poking people you haven't seen since college, and join usClorox Pouches: Laundry done bright
Great illustration work, I totally got the message from the ad without reading body copy or noticing the logo.
Hats off to Advantage Marketing and Advertising,
Creative Director: Andy Spyrison
Art Director: Micheal Habib
Copywriters: Andy Spyrison, Sameh Turk
Photographer: Tarkek El Baradie
Senior Art Director: Ashraf Foda
Released: July 2009
Creative Director: Andy Spyrison
Art Director: Micheal Habib
Copywriters: Andy Spyrison, Sameh Turk
Photographer: Tarkek El Baradie
Senior Art Director: Ashraf Foda
Released: July 2009
Vodafone:::Who Killed Summer 2009
Vodafone are bringing together 6 music lovers from around Europe to embark on an extreme summer of festivals, gigs and parties. Following them will be a TV crew, capturing every moment on their incredible journey.
But at the end of the summer, one of our six will be dead and one will be a killer...
Who Killed Summer? is a groundbreaking multi-platform drama set against the backdrop of an online reality show.
Vodafone wanted to put across the idea that a mobile phone is more than just a functional device, that it contains a world of intimate details about the owner’s life. Its solution was to commission the world’s first truly-interactive soap opera.
Who Killed Summer 09 follows six beautiful young things through a summer of love – and death – around Europe’s top music festivals. Professionally written, the series is formed of 20 short (3 to 4 minute) episodes screened over a two month period. Six additional pieces of footage – or B-rolls – accompany each episode and provide a backdrop to the group’s adventures.
The B-rolls sometimes feature members of the group or can be footage of one of the real-life music acts at the festivals. The advantage of the latter is that those short music videos are then seeded onto Vodafone’s own music site, as well as websites such as You Tube, and provide an alternative route into the drama for viewers.
Fans of the series are able to watch episodes and B-rolls online and on their mobiles as well as read blogs written by each of the six characters and the production team. A Vodafone application gives users constant updates, telling them when an event has taken place or new footage has been added online.
BRAND:Vodafone
BRAND OWNER:Vodafone
CATEGORY:Telecoms/ Mobile
REGION:UK
DATE:Aug 2009 - Sep 2009
AGENCY: Mworks,Bigballs Films
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