Sony 'play-doh' by Fallon London
01 Oct 2007
Play-doh rabbits invade New York in the latest Sony Bravia spot created by Fallon London.
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Play-Doh rabbits go wild in new Sony Bravia ad
04 Oct 2007 | by Nikki Sandison
Play-Doh bunnies cavorting around the streets of New York....The ad follows on from the acclaimed balls and paint executions, which featured bouncing balls and exploding paint. All the ads were created by Fallon London. Called Play-Doh , the 60-second spot was shot over three weeks in New York and used 2.5 tonnes of modelling clay to create the effect of rabbits ...
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