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The campaign is the first by Now since it won the account last year. A 40-second spot, "the joy of salad", breaks on 4 April and features a couple who turn making a salad into a succinct sequence. It was written by John Townshend, art directed by Steve Paskin and ?directed by Simon Willows through Blinkink. ...
The TV spot was written by Bob Simpson, art directed by Leia Rogers and directed by Steve Gordon through Untitled Films. It was edited by Rooster s Christina Humphries and animated by Hatch Studios. ...
Led by VisitEngland and supported by the tourist boards of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the 5 million campaign features Stephen Fry, Julie Walters, Rupert Grint and Michelle Dockery. It was written by Jerry Gallaher, art directed by Clive Yaxley and directed by Steve Reeves through Another Film ...
In "Jordan", Michael Jordan s former coach Phil Jackson recalls the basketball icon s 1997 NBA play-off performance. It was written by Steve Howard and Gregg Clampffer, art directed by Brent Anderson and John Figone, and directed by Alex Gibney through Chelsea. ...
the long-distance runner Steve Cram to support BMW's Olympic sponsorship.
in all, probably more Steve McClaren than Sir Alf Ramsey. ...
The first ads in the campaign target a younger, female audience. The through-the-line campaign star Anna Crilly and Katy Wix (from the TV comedy Lead Balloon ). The ads were written by Claire Lambert and art directed by Paul Shearer. They were directed by Steve Bendelack through Hungry Man ...
and Steve McQueen's baseball scene from The Great Escape (which I assume will be on Channel 5 again ...
Clough and Richard McGrann. It was shot in Prague by Steve Cope through Rattling Stick. The music ...
The spot shows the reactions of unsuspecting drivers as they find that their legally parked cars have been ticketed. Instead of a fine, the tickets hold a 5, 10, 20 or 50 note and a good-day message from T-Mobile to mark of the launch of its new "You Fix" plan. The ad was written by Steve ...
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.
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