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 Top Spot of the Week: American Express OPEN's "Reveille"
Max Malkin directed and shot this spot via Prettybird in which small businesses awaken across the country to the stirring sound of reveille, as interpreted by music and sound house Beacon Street Studios in Venice, Calif. The concept of this spot centered on a dynamic both driving and reflecting an economic recovery came from Crispin Porter+Bogusky. |  The Best Work You May Never See: Cancer Supportive Group For Children and Adolescents' "Hair"
A young boy who's bald has an electric shaver put to his head. What ensues is a backwards process whereby with each pass of the shaver, some of the lad's hair returns. Slowly yet steadily he gets his full head of hair back. A supered message appears which reads: "Cancer can rewind." |  The Best Work You May Never See: Commonwealth Bank of Australia's "Call You Back"
Noted filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet directed this spot in which a woman faints in her garden after a banker who promised to call her back actually does. Responding quickly, a group of attractive young men in business suits run to revive her--the gents are all from Commonwealth Bank of Australia. |
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|  Venice Film Festival Unveils Lineup22 Films Will Vie For Golden Lion In SeptemberBy Colleen Barry ROME (AP), July 29, 2010 -- Sofia Coppola's comic drama "Somewhere," and Darren Aronofsky's "Black Swan" will make their world premieres at the Venice Film Festival, among 22 titles that organizers announced Thursday will vie for the prestigious Golden Lion. Festival director Marco Mueller emphasized the young age of the directors competing at the festival's 67th edition — averaging 47, the youngest ever. |  A Call For Education Reform At SIGGRAPHCarnegie Mellon's Don Marinelli Offers Food For Thought On Arts, Media, TechnologyBy Robert Goldrich LOS ANGELES, July 29, 2010 -- Don Marinelli--co-founder of Carnegie Mellon University's Master of Entertainment Technology Degree Program with Randy Pausch, the late educator/author/philosopher whose "The Last Lecture" provided inspiration to many--delivered a lecture of his own as a keynote address for SIGGRAPH 2010 earlier this week in Los Angeles. | ICG Names Honorees For 14th Annual Emerging Cinematographer AwardsLOS ANGELES, July 28, 2010 -- International Cinematographers Guild (ICG) judges have selected the honorees for the 14th annual Emerging Cinematographers Awards (ECA), designed to provide exposure to promising, up-and-coming talent. The honorees' short films will be screened during an ECA ceremony slated for September 26 at the Directors Guild of America Theater in Los Angeles. |  SIGGRAPH Report: Pixar's Morris Reflects On Cinema's Digital AgeCommercialmaking Proved To Be A Career Springboard Into His Witnessing, Participating In The Transformation Of Feature FilmmakingBy Robert Goldrich LOS ANGELES, July 28, 2010 -- For Jim Morris, now general manager and executive VP of production at Pixar Animation Studios, spotmaking proved to be a career springboard which led to an ideal vantage point from which to not only witness but also to participate first-hand in the transition to cinema's digital age. Morris reflected on his journey and that of the motion picture business during a keynote address this week in Los Angeles at SIGGRAPH 2010, the 37th International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. | | Get more Current News, Articles, and Special Reports which can be viewed by all visitors for seven days prior to being archived. Read, Save, Email & Print. | |
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