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The ad, which again features Andrew Flintoff, shows the former cricketer enjoying a Jubilee street party in a supermarket. The spot was filmed overnight in a real store with a 100ft-long table. It was written by Adam Smith and art directed Wil Maxey. It was directed by Jorn Threlfall through Outsider. ...
The ad by Dene Films was broadcast in January on Channel 5. It featured a man with a casino chip in his hand walking down the street with a male friend. They approach the entrance to a casino where they greet an attractive woman, hand the chip to the doorman and enter. They walk through the casino ...
The 'Union Jack' TV ad, created by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO first aired yesterday (27 May), and will run for four weeks in a media plan handled by MediaCom. It shows the M M yellow and red brand characters in a lounge, with a street party scene behind them. Yellow M M is trying on a range of outfits ...
the first financial services brand to use Google+ Hangout to promote the technology. PayTag is a small ...
A 90-second film, showing a missing boy attempting to make a phone call, was launched this week at a Downing Street reception hosted by the Home Secretary, Theresa May. It was written by Matthew Tassell, art directed by Emma Castagno and directed by Ben Strebel through Somesuch Co. ...
the placement of the ad was irresponsible, given that it was a general interest site which could be viewed ...
ads to better identify which ones are being viewed and for how long ...
the business - is shot from the point of view of a member of Foot Locker staff via their camera phone.
The campaign launched on 18 May with a 40-second ad during Coronation Street , which aims to grow the brand s awareness and drive an increase in enquiries. The campaign will also feature both 30-second and 60-second versions of the spot. ...
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.
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