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10 Aug 2005
them, shop awnings and umbrellas open for her to prevent her getting wet. A voiceover says: "The BMW 1 ...
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Toronto Board of Trade 'what makes littering any more acceptable?' by Bensimon Byrne
25 Oct 2005
Canadian ad agency Bensimon Byrne goes for the "gross-out" factor in this series of ads designed to make people see that littering is not acceptable. Directed by relative newcomer Brian Lee Hughes, one spot shows a shop assistant talking to a heavily pregnant customer, before turning around to clear his ...
Miller 'Downhill' by Mother
15 Jun 2005
friends. Only there's a twist -- his journey to the shop and back to his house is downhill all the way and he passes the same people, cars and shops on both legs. The 60-second spot is the first UK ...
Sony DVD Handycam 'Shoot. Eject. Play. Simple' by Fallon
20 May 2005
running sequence of young adults trespassing homes, offices and shops in their quest to get hold of a DVD ...
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Making the most of mobile
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.
