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The ads, created by Stephens Francis Whitson, will break in lifestyle magazines. The creative work imitates wedding vows and children s nursery rhymes in a bid to target newlyweds and young parents. The first execution, in the style of wedding vows, signs off by posing the question: "Would your loved ones ...
The agency has created a press and outdoor campaign using the iconic "Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada"sign. The ad was written by Stephen Moss and art directed by Jolyon Finch and the production company was Act II. The campaign breaks this month and is supported by radio and online. The new ...
The 60-second spot, by Stephens Francis Whitson, features basset hound Alfie , and is once again voiced by US impressionist Josh Robert-Thompson in the style of Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman. ...
More Th>n has launched a series of TV ads featuring US impressionist Josh Robert-Thompson mimicking the voice of actor Morgan Freeman.
that awaits him. The ad ends with the strapline 'She is a thing of beauty . The ad was edited by Stephen ...
voice of Stephen Merchant making a comment on the joke inherent within the strategy.
t see this one connecting with the student population. Why, oh why, didn t they use Stephen Merchant who ... want fries with that?". Ocado have turned I am the Music Man into I am the Ocado Man ...
The French fry is the focus of this latest work for McDonald's as a horde of miniature people...The ad shows two guys driving along with the passenger snacking on McDonald's fries. One falls ... . Their exclamations and relief at having been given this fry quickly turn to shocked gasps and outrage as a hand plucks the fry out of its escape hatch and returns it to the passenger in the car. The guy then says ...
Credit Confidential has launched a new ad to promote its consumer credit tracking services.
BMB s ad takes the form of a letter to Moir, who provoked outrage after comments she made about the death of former Boyzone singer Stephen Gately, who was gay. ...
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