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NBA "We are all watching: Westbrook" (2013) :30 (U.S.A.)
Dedicated to Russell Westbrook's series winning shot. The world is watching. Which shouldn't be confused with 180's adidas spot for Derrick Rose where Chicago's Watching although it's more or less the exact same execution.
Del Taco "Unfreshing Believable" (2013) :30 (U.S.A.)
Del Taco takes it to a very weird level with its new spot. It looks like they're making beans in some steampunk themed disco or something. Remember kids, don't do drugs.
Oh yeah before I forget: between Ship My Pants and Unfreshing Believable, there is now a moratorium on near-swearwords in advertising.
Durrell "The Lonely Dodo" (2013) 4:00 (U.K.)
Aardman animation studios made this short for Durell Wildlife Conservation Trust, featuring a very lonely dodo. It's a nice bit of animation and an inspiring story, if only a tad too long.
Budweiser, "Buddy Cup" (2013) 1:00 (Brazil)
Agencia Africa and Bolha bring us The Buddy Cup. Two cups with chips in them that allow you to become insta-facebook friends with a fellow drinker.
Surprised they didn't make it work with Bang With Friends.
The tech reminds us of the 2010 Coca Cola real life like, where real world like buttons updated your facebook page from Israel.
iPhone "Photos Every Day," (2013) 1:00 (U.S.A.)
In which we get yet another freaking product demo spot and obnoxious platitude telling us how many photos the iPhone has taken. It's also a telling commentary on how intrusive technology has become, that we can't simply appreciate a meal or a moment without being an obnoxious twat with a mobile.
Ah well. At least it wasn't on a black or white background. Always nice to include humanity and all.
Coca-Cola "Taste Under Hypnosis" (2013) 3:00 (Belgium)
This three minute case study proves that if Coke manipulates us by putting us under with the help of a hypnotist, we'll believe Coke Zero tastes like Coke. Power of suggestion indeed.
Maybe it's just me but If this were a thirty second spot, it would feel like a goofy pepsi spot. Instead, it's Coke, but still goofy. Weird.
On a side note, when this came through the inbox, I mistakenly thought it had something to do with Hipgnosis. Pity it didn't. Because that's a concept I could really get behind no matter what it was.
McDonald’s - GoodMorningSTL - (2013) :30 (USA)
BKWLD worked with Hoffman Lewis to create six unique and unexpected moments for the general public of St. Louis. Working entirely with non-actors, the BKWLD team designed real situations where McDonald’s breakfast could help make the ‘ordinary a bit more extraordinary’. These moments were shot with hidden camera crews and then transformed into the TV spots, with BKWLD storyboarding, directing, producing, and handling post for each.
See another spot in the campaign here.
McDonald’s - GoodMorningSTL - (2013) :30 (USA)
The digital experts at BKWLD recently teamed with creative agency Hoffman Lewis to deliver a multi-layered, hands-on, and experimental new integrated campaign for McDonald’s. Tasked with increasing brand favorability and, more specifically, breakfast sales in the St. Louis market, BKWLD executed the production of six :30 broadcast spots, one mobile application, and a website to serve as a digital hub aggregating user chatter and special offers.
Foster Farms "Heist" (2013) :30 (U.S.A.)
Foster Impostor chickens will go to great lengths to steal an American Humane Certification. How far, you ask? As far as a over blown heist scenario will take them. "I think I landed on my dark meat." Heh.
Foster Farms "Interview" (2013) :30 (U.S.A.)
The Foster impostor chickens are on an interview. But since they aren't American Humane certified, are forced to run away, rather than take a drug test. What else do you need to know?
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