The television campaign, created by Wieden Kennedy, is set during a France versus Holland football game that is interrupted by waves of young players who invade the pitch to show they have the skills and hunger to take on the best players in the world, including Wesley Sneijder and Danny Welbeck. ...
Air....Air. The resulting film is directed by Ben Dickinson. Dickinson is part of New York ... , previously ran an independent record label in France. They have used their music contacts and specialism ...
The ad will air on ITV2 during the finale of the series The Only Way Is Essex as the centrepiece of the retailer's new "sexy uncovered" campaign, which was conceived and negotiated by the media agency Goodstuff. The ad features a catwalk of the ten finalists of Ann Summers' nationwide search for a model to front its ...
The ad first aired during Sunday (6 November) evening s The X Factor on ITV1 and sees the finalists perform a version of the Christmas classic When You Wish Upon A Star arranged by the producer Richard "Biff" Stannard. ...
The spot shows a family coming together at Christmas time and enjoying typical festive ?activities. However, all the action takes place inside a snowglobe and viewers see the characters rising from the floor and floating through the air, as if the globe is being shaken. The film was created by Andy ...
of the campaign, the film "addiction", aired online, on TV and in cinemas in the Brazilian cities. The campaign ...
to Belgium, France, Luxembourg and the UK this month, and finally, Greece in May. Shaeren McKenzie ...
was by The Mill. The campaign includes a national print campaign, running from April, and a second TV ad to air ...
they view it." A second film will air in the summer, with both ads backed by a print campaign ...
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