Matt Groves: Tomorrow's Talent
27 Jul 2011 | by Lynsey Barber
by a move to San Francisco and Goodby, Silverstein and Partners as director of digital development ...
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San Miguel, the Spanish lager brand, has launched a new ad called "a life well lived", created...The 60-second ad, which broke last night (2 August), cuts between short scenes of people dancing, singing, swimming and drinking in bars as the narrator recalls a range of experiences he has lived through. It becomes clear he is talking from the point of view of San Miguel itself and the ad finishes with the new ...
by a move to San Francisco and Goodby, Silverstein and Partners as director of digital development ...
Miguel Bemfica, the chief creative officer at JWT Madrid, is to join McCann Erickson in the new..., Volkswagen, Honda, Corona, Johnson Johnson, Kraft, Whirlpool, and Unicef. Karlsson said: "Miguel has ...
's rework "balls" with tennis balls and swap the San Francisco hills for the gentle slopes of SW19 ...
Name: Dave Buonaguidi Job: Executive creative director and founder, Karmarama The reason I got into advertising was ... I was 16, working behind the bar at San Frediano, my dad's restaurant. I saw Frank Lowe and a bunch of other guys come in for lunch with some fantastic-looking women, they had ...
in 2008. Tribal runs the account out of its San Francisco office. Just Media previously handled ...
Created by Crayon, the campaign is spearheaded by a video featuring thousands of tennis balls bouncing through the streets of suburban Wimbledon, in the same way that Fallon's ad for Sony Bravia showed thousands of colourful balls bouncing through the streets of San Francisco. The video will be supported ...
FCB San Francisco in August 2002. Prior to that he had also worked DDB Vancouver, Modem Media and WCRS ...
's ability to move fast when there's a good deal to be struck. The WPP boss flew from San Francisco ...
out in five or six cities around the world, with possible locations including Sao Paulo and San ...
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