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, whose previous credits include work for Coca-Cola, BT and Adidas. The TV spots take place on board ...
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cinematographer Robert Krasker, who credits included The Third Man and El Cid, was persuaded out of retirement ...
, whose previous credits include work for Coca-Cola, BT and Adidas. The TV spots take place on board ...
Credit Confidential has launched a new ad to promote its consumer credit tracking services....The ads, liken the trail of information in a credit report to the trail of paint left by an animated mural man as he runs through a city. The multi channel integrated media campaign, bought by Vizeum, will include TV, press and online display. ...
to promote the credit card's "World MasterCard" platform.
The campaign is composed of four videos that show a fruit seller, a maid, a security guard, and a cashier holding their new laptops. The message is that Carsa makes laptops so affordable through credit that we can all own one. ...
Action for Children today launches its first ad campaign as it sees in its 140th anniversary. Credits Children's charity launches first TV ad campaign ...
Tesco Mobile has launched an ad to promote its triple credit offer.
The four videos feature comedian Milton Jones performing stand-up to a herd of unresponsive cows. The ads were written by Jones and directed by Emmy and BAFTA ward-winning director Steve Bendelack, whose credits include Spitting Image, League of Gentlemen, The Royle Family, Little Britain and The Mighty Boosh ...
US rapper Snoop Dogg is the latest star to appear in Orange s 65-second Gold Spot cinema campaign. The ad features Snoop recording a track for the end credits of his latest film, only to be abruptly interrupted by Orange executives Dresden Elliot, who ask if he can consider changing some of his ...
season football has got a brand new player". The director of the ad is Declan Lowney, whose credits ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.