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Creative production company Portal A turned out this video which depicts a woman overloaded with work on a business trip, her hotel room serving as an office. But a hotel amenity--a yoga mat, which becomes a talking character--gets her to break out of her room and enjoy life a bit. VFX house was Cinesaurus. | |
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User-generated video can be a dart board but DDB Canada hit the bull's-eye, culling down 65 hours of submitted footage to two minutes in which Canadians share their Canada. This footage came from more than 8,000 individual submissions. | |
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 | Duration: 30 seconds
Directors Angus Kneale and Ben Smith of The Mill NY teamed on this spot which opens on a boy playing with his train set. His dad comes into his room and tells him it's time for bed. But once the lights are out, the toys in the room come to life and build a city, the catalyst being the Norfolk Southern toy train. Advertising agency is RP3 in Bethesda, Maryland. | |
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 | Duration: 60 seconds
Framestore London handled the effects for this spot in which we see a Boeing 777-200 piloted through the streets of London. This road trip from Heathrow to the Olympic stadium, taking in London's best sites and sights along the way, underscores that the Summer Games indeed offer a home advantage to folks in the U.K. | |
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 | Duration: 30 seconds
An original song, "Land of Dreams," written by Rosane Cash and John Leventhal, is the driving force for this spot designed to encourage tourism throughout the U.S. but depict a departure from the travel norm, showing beautiful imagery of rich experiences, cultural diversity and scenes from destinations around thecuontry not often depicted in postcards. Music house was NY Noise. | |
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 | Duration: 30 seconds
Peter Rodger of Recommended Media directed this stylish, fast paced look at life in Atlantic City, showcasing varied aspects, first via footwear or the lack thereof. We see the stylish nightlife juxtaposed with a "Do Stilettos" graphic showing a woman in high heels, followed by a "Do Flip Flops" look at more casual alternatives, and then a "Do Barefoot" anthem which has us beachside, poolside and elsewhere. | |
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 | Duration: 60 seconds
Motel 6 and advertising agency The Richards Group, Dallas, recently joined forces with production company King and Country (K&C) to create a :30 commercial that debuted as the centerpiece of a cross-media campaign celebrating the brand's 50th anniversary. The spot takes us on a classic family road trip that spans 50 years. | |
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Steven Antin of Hello Robot, Mumbai, directed, and Christopher Willoughby of Hybrid Edit cut this Busby Berkeley-like musical number in which pilots, ground crew members and stewardesses sing and dance on stage before a live audience, expressing their and IndiGo Airlines' commitment to customers and service. | |
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 | Duration: 30 seconds
Simon Ratigan of London-based production company HLA directed this commercial which shows a succession of unlikely inanimate objects--like a washing machine, a gas pump, a mixer--taking flight high over a picturesque countryside. Advertising agency is the recently formed 101 London. | |
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Amber Music served as music house on this spot which shows how relaxed life can be on a Royal Caribbean cruise. Raymond Bark of GARTNER directed for JWT New York. | |
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