Adidas TV ad for F50i, starring Zinedine Zidan aned Lionel Messi
First air date: 8 June 2010
Client: adidas International
Agency: 180 Amsterdam (180\TBWA)
Executive Creative Director: Andy Fackrell
Senior Art Director: Martin Terhart
Copywriter: Peter Albores
Digital Producer: Peter Bassett
Producer: Joe Togneri
Category Director: Matt Jennings
Account Director: Feliciano Robayna
Account Manager: Ben Cochrane
Production Company : Knucklehead/Blink Ink/Ark Studios
Director : Gary Shore/ Ark Studios
Executive Producer: Matthew Brown (Knucklehead) + Bart Yates (Blink Ink)
Producer: Michael Powell (Ark Studios) + James Bretton (Blink Ink)
DOP: Dan Landin
Editoral Company: Work Post London
Editor: Ben Jordan + Rachael Spann
Post Production Company: Finish
Flame Artist: Jason Watts + Steve Murgatroyd
Producer: Fi Kilroe + Justine White
Sound Recording Studio: Wave Amsterdam
Sound Mixer: Alex-Nicholls Lee + Nick Smith
adidas Originals invites you to join David Beckham, Daft Punk, Snoop Dogg, Franz Beckenbauer, Noel Gallagher, Ian Brown, Ciara, Jay Baruchel, DJ Neil Armstrong and some of your dear, old friends for an intergalactic 2010 FIFA World Cup™ viewing party that you'll never forget.
Isn't it awful when things get crowded together? A print ad from Brazil for the Renault Logan, the roomiest car in its category.
Credits:
Advertising Agency: Exclam Comunicação, Curitiba, Brazil
Creative Director: Lipsio Carvalho
Copywriter: Peterson Klug
Art Director: Alexandre Miyaki
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A campaign of print ads for the Museum of Communism in Prague.
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French international football star Franck Ribery, stars in the new "Pink Panther" ad for the Nike Mercurial Vapor Rosa shoe.
[via sport24.gr]
Ogilvy & Mather Mumbai ad agency in India created a campaign for HSBC in an effort to raise awareness of the dangers of global warming. The aerial picture of a city was glued to the bottom of a swimming pool in order to give the feeling of swimming above a submerged city.
[via neatorama]
A viral ad for Nike featuring Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United's kit man Albert Morgan who tries to steal Cristiano's glory with his technique.
Written and directed by Paul Shearer.
[brandrepublic, via advertido]
Toshiba uses Matrix's film technique "Bullet Time" in order to create a brilliant ad. The shoot was made possible via the construction of a purpose-built camera rig, weighing over half a tonne and housing 200 Toshiba Gigashot HD camcorders. Over 20 Terabytes – 20,000 Gigabytes – of video data was used, taking over 336 continuous hours to process.
Watch the making of here.
[toshiba, via gizmodo]
