This advert that’s done by Wieden and Kennedy's Portland branch is something of a gem. You either want to be that man or be with him. But you cannot deny it is a great ad. But a little fact for you to think about is its in one shot and its not computer generated. It’s all real baby! The only bit that is fictional is the diamonds falling through the hand. Even him moving onto the horse is part of the one take! When the bathroom is lifted you can see it’s a set but apart from that it’s flawless!
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Not so cheesy!
An exceptional advert, true to the brand and makes me laugh. The music has a key role to play in this. Rocky music in my eyes may have been over used but never the less it’s great to see a mouse pressing weights.
And then we have this one, similar truth except the other one is more memorable as it plays with the name. but I do love the slow motion!
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Cause if you liked it then you should have put a thing on it
This advert is well thought out, hits the target market, funny with a serious issue to talk about.The music is brilliantly done, and reminds me of early Disney cartoons.
And then we have this, The Dick scene from Superbad.
Friday, 26 February 2010
Ouch!

This is a great strategy, and a clever piece of self advertising, I would defiantly give him some money.
ssssshhh cinema
This is something that was passed onto me through Facebook, different locations, different films but all a secret. You are given hints weeks before the event of what the film might be, you are told to dress accordingly. The location and people are transformed into whatever theme the film is. Here is the website with some more videos and how to join.
Thursday, 25 February 2010
t-war
Nice use of stop motion animation. Stop motion has always captured me, mainly because of the time and precision that goes into it. I always wonder if it wasn’t stop motion would it be as interesting, because we know they have spent 2 days doing this, does it seem more exciting. Anyway I love interaction of animation and humans.