09 May 2011
Walkers has launched its Crinkles product line with a tonge-in-cheek music video ad starring
01 Sep 2011
The idents promote the Mini Coup and document a Coup driver in a series of offbeat passenger encounters. The work was created by Dave Cornmell and Jane Briers. It was directed by Pedro Romhanyi through Outsider. Post-production and audio was through Prime Focus. Anna Kilmurray, the advertising ...
08 Nov 2011
The creative is formed of the 12 jurors eyes alongside the campaign line: "12 views, one verdict". The digital creative features the eyes eerily blinking at the viewer.
The campaign launched at the beginning of November and will run for two weeks across out-of-home, digital, online and press. ...
11 Aug 2010
The brand has lined up a host of British sporting for the campaign, created by 180 Amsterdam.
The 60-second film includes stars such as tennis ace Andy Murray, rugby hero Jonny Wilkinson and Olympic gold medallist and cycling world champion Victoria Pendleton. ...
08 Sep 2010
| by Argos ‘Walrus’ by CHI & Partners
there will be through the line activity including radio, press, and online. ...
19 Oct 2011
The work aims to encourage young people to seek accurate and impartial information about drugs.
It targets 11- to 18-year-olds and will run across radio, print and online, posing drug-related questions such as "How long is a line of cocaine?" and "Does meow meow have whiskers?"
The radio ads feature young ...
15 Sep 2010
is instead blamed on the family dog.
The spot ends with the mascot whispering the iconic line: "Don t tell ...
12 Aug 1984
| by John Tylee
Mind you, it was hard to go far wrong given the creative team at Gold Greenlees Trott that created the spots art director Axel Chaldecott and writer Steve Henry who injected so much of his ironic and very British humour into his work. His sharply written scripts juxtaposed the films original lines with new ...
28 Jul 2009
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is highlighting the work of its front-line doctors in a new cinema
06 Jul 2011
The TV spot, which is in the style of a spaghetti western, tells the story of Ortega, a World Chip-Flick Champion between 1967 and 1989, who could shatter a line of 10 beer bottles with just nine chips. The TV, online video and Twitter campaign challenges people to try their own hand at chip-flicking, without ...