Close-Up: Why Sony isn't after another 'balls'
23 Apr 2010 | by Claire Beale
adland rates Anomaly's first TV work for Sony - George Prest, executive creative director, DLKW ...
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adland rates Anomaly's first TV work for Sony - George Prest, executive creative director, DLKW ...
adland rates Anomaly's first TV work for Sony - George Prest, executive creative director, DLKW ...
that PlayStation had closed the book on weird female aliens in ads years ago. This last point was, however, moot ...
.57 0.48 319 345 10 DLKW 180.6 179.0 0.92 0.83 195 215 11 ...
female voiceover cuts through the madness, advising us to "pause, review and reflect". A copy ...
then that they seem to work differently. The one about the man makes him look a bit daft, while the female one seems ... are generally rather vain and ridiculous. Could also be that they both have male voiceovers. And maybe a female ...
for talent and those with potential. Media must also do more - as an industry with a 50 per cent male/female ...
companies, News International, is led by a female chief executive, Rebekah Brooks), we've got the likes ...
Awards. In their new roles, they will report to George Prest, DLKW's executive creative director ... said: "I see Cam and Elliot as an integral part of DLKW's drive towards a brave, new, creative future ...
The spot uses the Here Come The Girls soundtrack to promote a two-for-one offer on frames. Highlighting the fact that there's "more than one you", the female-focused ad sees three women making superhero-style transformations in various locations. Emerging with pairs of glasses, the women join each other as the spot ...
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