GE "Ecomagination" spot = beautiful photography ...
via ge.com
This new spot from General Electric has some fabulous photography and transitions.
Pix. Observations. Random thoughts.
Health care marketing exec, creative professional & recreational photog.
+ ... Apple enthusiast (makes life fun), hockey player (#4 on the blueline) and long-time (and sometimes suffering) Red Sox/Bruins/Patriots fan.
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Hip-hop from Ghana promoting free-trade cocoa beans ...
via youtube.com
There's some sweet hip-hop dancing that starts about half-way through this video from Cadbury and Glass and a Half Full Records promoting the chocolate maker's use of fair trade cocoa beans from Ghana.
Song is "Zingolo" featuring Tinny and all proceeds on iTunes goes to CARE, which funds education in Ghana's cocoa-growing community (according to AdAge Creativity).
iTunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=331523984&s=143441
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Bruins Bear v. Cam Neely in stare down ...
via youtube.com
And Neely wins!
Hopefully Bruins will, too.
One of the best things about fall: Hockey is back!
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World of an advertising intern (music video) ...
via youtube.com
The summer interns at Crispin Porter + Bogusky got their hands on the video cameras.
Watch out!
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1 brand's history ... in 1 take ...
A captivating stroll through Johnnie Walker's history. Great fusion of brand to message. From BBH London. Directed by Jamie Rafn.
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Tough-to-watch TV spot on the lasting affects of speed ...
via adgabber.com
AdRants called this a "horrific drive safe commercial." It certainly is a tough spot to watch, but hopefully its indelible imagery leaves a lasting message — slow down!
Warning: The visuals in this spot could be disturbing to some.
Found via AdRants blog: http://www.adrants.com/
Direct link: http://www.adgabber.com/video/the-faster-the-speed-the
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Rebranding America ...
Paper magazine asked some of the country's leading visual communicators to envision a rebranding of the U.S.
This from Alex Bogusky at Crispin Porter & Bogusky.
And this from Kevin Roberts at Saatchi & Saatchi.
There are numerous other examples that are all worth pondering: http://www.papermag.com/?section=article&parid=3236
Found via AdFreak blog.
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Recycle yourself ...
This recycling bin is filled with human organs.
Because you are recyclable, don't you know?
It's part of a unique approach in Canada to get people to become organ donors. You can "dissect" a young man, who tells you what each organ does and why it's important to recycle yourself, er, become an organ donor.
http://recycleme.org/en/
It has a social media component, displaying the names of those who signed up as wallpaper behind the "spokesperson."
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