Kick-off

Kick-off

Fourth Quarter

Directed by Evan Silver

This video was shot with all stills, roughly 3225 still photos for the entire video, using one camera, hanging from the ceiling for the main body of the movie. The result is a simple idea making a mesmerizing video. The entire video was shot in Eyal Landesman's studio in Tel-Aviv.

Brilliant. Also, ouch. Seen the posters by the way? From Saatchi & Saatchi Toronto

Crossroads' directorial duo Walter Robot's dynamic and inventive visual style is the driving force behind a trio of uniquely inspired music videos for Grammy award-winning recording artists Gnarls Barkley, French-born DJ Vitalic, and Death Cab For Cutie.

Vitalic's U and I finds an Average Joe on his way to work at his average job in a sprawling metropolis when his briefcase full of comic books flies away, luring him to an abandoned fenced off field. When he peers through a hole in the fence, he witnesses a fantasy world with a 21st century composer churning out fresh beats amidst a grooving sea of geometrically inspired shapes, trees and flowers.

Full frontal nudity alert as teenagers take to the woods, bang sticks, dance, swing, paint each other, swim and generally plain enjoy nature and being nude. Ryan McGinley shot it while editor Hank Corwin of Lost Planet collaborated with Sigur Ros to string all the NSFW images together into one long joyous bundle of rythm, exactly like the song.

Top Gear Australia grace us with flying cars after their spontainous ramp stunt earlier. Agency - RazorJunior Sydney.

Colenso BBDO, Auckland promotes 'A Little Love Story', a reality show following a dwarf who travels to the US in search of his true love by placing personal ads in a height to give the impression that the shows star had put them up himself.

Nick Worthington : Executive Creative Director
Karl W. Fleet : Deputy Creative Director
Alexander Bartleet : Creative
Daniel Nelson : Creative
Account Director: Karla Fisher
Account Executive: Virginia Frankovich

Hehehe, I really like this one. *flicks head*
Remember Canal+ - March of the Emperor - (2006) :55 (France)? * Director Xavier Giannoli and BETC Euro RSCG, Paris update the campaign with two fresh new spots.

* one of the first ads we got where the agency insisted that we make the film non-downloadable, btw.

Remember Canal+ - March of the Emperor - (2006) :55 (France)? * Director Xavier Giannoli and BETC Euro RSCG, Paris update the campaign with two fresh new spots.

* one of the first ads we got where the agency insisted that we make the film non-downloadable, btw.

Colenso BBDO, Auckland are having too much fun with their TV show promoting again! This time, they placed
stickers inside laundromat dryers "to give people something to look at while they waited for their washing to dry" to advertise the show "Wipeout". Funny.

Nick Worthington : Executive Creative Director
Karl W. Fleet : Deputy Creative Director
Alexander Bartleet : Creative
Daniel Nelson : Copywriter / Art Director
Account Director: Karla Fisher
Account Executive: Virginia Frankovich

Marketforce, Perth are being quite funny as they hijack some shop-windows to advertise the sexy show Californication.

Andrew Tinning : Creative Director
Guy Hamilton Howlett : Creative
Rob James : Creative
Daidre Davies : Agency Producer

RKCR/Y&R gang up with director James Rouse to create a mashup with BBC 2 to show they offer "Amazing music played by an amazing lineup."

"We had to work within incredibly tight shooting schedules," recalls Rouse, "which, I believe, assisted in the creation of a manic mood onscreen. Jonathan Ross brought a load of his own Japanese toys into set which was great fun, ending up being rather taken with a glowing monocopter, which he tries to master on camera." Rouse notes that Chris Evans got quite involved in the whole process, "even calling a meeting a few days before the shoot to see what he and his team could add to the day. And it is worth noting that he plays a mean Air Guitar." During his short time shooting Russell Brand, says Rouse, "he was almost constantly rearranging himself. This was likely a function of his skin tight black trousers...at least that's what I told myself was the reason."