Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland
Client: Nike
Creative Director: Jeff Williams
Creative Director: Alberto Ponte
Art Director: James Moslander
Producer: Jeff Selis
Executive Creative Director: Mark Fitzloff
Executive Creative Director: Susan Hoffman
Agency Executive Producer: Ben Grylewicz
Production Company: Anonymous Content
Director: David Fincher
Executive Producer: Jeff Baron
Line Producer: Emma Wilcockson
Director of Photography: Emmanuel Lubezki
Editorial Company: Rock Paper Scissors
Editor: Angus Wall
Post Producer: Kim Colen
Post Executive Producer: Carol Lynn Weaver
VFX Company: Hydraulx
VFX Supervisor: Ed Chapman
Music Company: Soundtree
Sound Designer: Ren Klyce
Sound Design Company: Mit Out Sound
Sound Design Producer: Misa Kageyama
Mix Company: Lime
Mixer: Sam Casas
Released: September 2009
Advertiser: NIKE
Brand name: NIKE FOOTBALL
Agency: Wieden + Kennedy Portland Wieden + Kennedy Portland
Country: USA USA
Category: Clothing & footwear Clothing & footwear
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Some find it dirty, some funny, some ugly. However, the challenge lies in detailing the idea to client with a straight face. Cool stuff.
Schweppes Burst slow motion balloons Ad
Schweppervescence’s ‘Burst’ campaign video is using slow motion cameras at 10,000 frames per second to capture the final moments in the trajectories of water balloons. That’s kind of amazing. The so exclusive Schweppervescence moment is related to the bubbles in the air moments after the pouring of Schweppes products like lemonade, dry ginger ale, mineral water, tonic or soda water.
Durex Condom ad
They say this is the best ever condom commercial arrived from the house of Durex. The best thing is, it’s so tastefully done. Its divine. It’s a French ad titled “Les Préservatifs Qui Donnent Envie”. In English it means “Condoms That Generate Desire”. The ad is featuring a remixed spot from ABBA.
I also like the balloons do the naughty one. It’s score. LOL. I mean hilarious.
Roger Federer Nike ad
Nothing extraordinary…but certainly created ripples when released last January, i believe, or last December..
Doritos - Crystal Ball super bowl commercial
Love the way the guy throws the crystal ball through the snack machine behind them. Followed by the best part. Simple.
Career Builder Super Bowl Commercial
For some, the ad spot may sound mind-numbing. But I know one thing, some friends of mine really liked it, one of them called and said, “Those are exactly the thoughts that go through my head every day. And now I have to go to work. post about it on your blog.” I did mate
Denny’s - Free Grand Slam commercial
According to Business Week & AdAge the ad was a grand success. And then someone commented
Let see $3 mil for the air time.
$350k + to produce
Fee to agency?
Cost of GS at $2 each x 2mil = $4 mil
So they spent $8m to tell you that you can eat for free..
And you call that a success?
When the people come back and you can prove it was because it was the food.
Then that’s a success.
The rate of new customers is what will make this a success not an $8m give away that is over and done with.
FREE the oldest gimmick in the world.
Audi commercial by Jason Statham
Actor Jason Statham, known for his action-packed roles in the “Transporter” series, “Snatch” and “The Bank Job,” rushes from decade to decade to avoid capture, trying to find a luxury vehicle to aid his getaway. He finds that several other luxury vehicles fail to get the job done, until he finds the supercharged Audi A6 sedan. Adage
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Coca Cola is getting nostalgic this year and bringing in Steelers star Tony Polamalu for its Coke Zero Superbowl commercial, which is dedicated to the iconic 1980 Coca Cola commercial, starred by Mean Joe Greene. However, the 2009, Coca Cola super bowl ad with Polamalu is just not a remake of the old one, instead it comes with a twist.
In the 30-second spot, Polamalu reprises the role made famous by Steelers legend “Mean” Joe Greene. In tune with times, however, there comes a twist in the script and he plays it differently. It seems the original man of the older one, Joe Greene also would like the twist.
The ad opens with Polamalu similar to Joe Greene limping down a tunnel (this time it is bigger) to the locker room, while he was being followed by an innocent looking young fan (saying same dialogues) and offered an ice-cold Coke Zero to his tattered hero. That’s where all the similarities come to an end with the “Mean Joe” commercial.
What happens next is some humorous stuff while the ad reinforces the fact that with Coke Zero, it’s possible to have “Real Coke Taste and Zero Calories” Coca-Cola said. That’s the premise I suppose.
Mean Joe Greene original Coca Cola Superbowl Commercial 2009
Bud Light after being run down by all and sundry for its drinkability Super Bowl commercial has come out with a safe and funny ad.
Meanwhile, take a look at this funny story, where the cop is telling the beer thief that Bud Light is not exactly meant for him.
A 22-year-old Dunnellon man reportedly ran out of a Silver Springs Citgo gas station with two cases of Bud Light Sunday night, pulling a knife on a customer who tried to stop him.
But James Steven Buckman had little time to enjoy the beer, as Marion County sheriff’s deputies soon arrested him at his Econo Lodge motel room across the street. Link
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