Oz commercial

Posted by lttletimmy on 8. April 2002 - 12:30

Hey, where can i download those new commericials for the Oz DVD set? I worked on them and i would really like to have them on my computer, so i would really appreciate it if someone could help me out here. Thanks a lot!

Submitted by dabitch on 27. May 2007 - 8:46.

I'm still interested in collectings ads (press/poster/TV) where adgrunts own handwriting starrs. btw.

Submitted by dabitch on 8. April 2002 - 12:30.

hehehhe. smile Yeah you should keep it.. Funny about the handwriting.. We should do a collections of adgrunts handwriting in ads.. I seem to be used for that particular purpose quite often (and my handwriting is terrible - but apparantly exactly what they want - even used it in ads that I made myself once.. *ugh*).. Mine never made it to national telly though. grin

Submitted by lttletimmy on 28. March 2002 - 2:01.

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On 2002-03-27 2309, dabitch wrote

So what did you do on it lttletimmy? Post , creative, runner, packshot, write it, sound?

I was just a lowly PA for the art department. I pretty much built a bunch of stuff and moved things around, but my handwriting is now on national tv grin It was my first payed showbiz job so i just kinda want to keep it handy so i can remember it. Thanks for your interest!

Submitted by dabitch on 28. March 2002 - 0:09.

So what did you do on it lttletimmy? Post , creative, runner, packshot, write it, sound?

Submitted by lttletimmy on 27. March 2002 - 2:13.

Thanks a lot man! I*d really appreciate it!

Submitted by Robblink on 26. March 2002 - 18:01.

Awesome commercial! Venables Bell is a pretty cool start-up agency.

The spot is pretty new...I couldn*t find it online...

I only saw the spot once...but I didn*t tape it...If I see it again, I*ll tape it and post it up.

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