Here’s the latest commercial for Apple’s iPad 2 , and the first since Steve Jobs died in October. It continues the campaign’s big-picture positioning of the device.
The new spot is called “Love,” and it plays up the iPad as a co-conspirator in your pursuit of whatever you’re passionate about. You know, my birthday is coming up and I’d just love to have one… (hint, hint)
Here’s the second commercial in the ”Smell better than yourself” campaign for Old Spice. Apparently, the scents of Old Spice turns embarrassingly normal guys into face model champions who smell like adventure and fine cutlery.
At last… United colors of benetton is back in business. And to catch up with their wonderful habit out of the old days, they decided to shake things up a bit… They want us to UNhate!
And hey, if the Pope and Ahmed Mohamed el-Tayeb can do it, why would not we be able to? Hope they ‘ll relaunch their great old disturbing image with this campaign, because I like it!
I always loved beer commercials. Men rafting dawn enormous rivers, playing rugby at the side of a ragingly deep cliff… You know what I mean. Thing is, they all kind-of look the same after a while…
Whell, not if you replace the men by deer…
Although we should mention, it’s a bad idea to encourage deer to drink. They have a hard enough time crossing roads when they’re sober.
As game-ification grips the car-promotion world, simple giveaways have transformed into real-world journeys and entire online communities. Chevrolet has come up with various games to launch the new Sonic, the car “that’s up for anything,” under the theme “Let’s do this”.
The brand wants you to prove that you’re up for anything by performing little tasks (like baking a cake of yourself and eating it), submitting evidence of your feats (pics, or it didn’t happen) and earning badges, Foursquare style.
There’s also a little game where people can vote on who did the badge best, and the largest number of votes gets extra points. Whoever gets the most points wins a Sonic. And some random person gets one, too.
Drawing their inspiration from sources as diverse as sunlight entering a train window, classic pulp illustration, and old erotic comics, music video directing collective Canada have become known for creating their own genre of bewilderingly surreal music videos, instantly recognisable as their trademark.
This video for El Guincho’s song, ‘Bombay’ could actually perfectly serve as a Diesel commercial on my behalf. Just put Be Stupid at the end.
Life Story, a new ad for children’s charity Barnardo’s from BBH London, highlights how people’s lives can change, no matter how they’ve begun, if they are given help and support.
TV channel Canal+ released its latest ad, which stars a rather surprising central character… The spot, aims to reinforce Canal+’s commitment to cinema, taking viewers behind the scenes on a film set which is being led by an especially hairy director.
The England long jump champion, J.J. Jegede, is jumping over 3 MINI London 2012 Edition models in red, white and blue of course…
Looks like the UK and MINI is getting ready for the Olympics. Now question is… over how many Hummers do the American athletes have to jump over to qualify for the Olympics?
