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This PSA, created for the National Center For Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), opens on an empty school. Though we hear the sound of kids, there are no students to be found anywhere. Instead, posters of actual missing children appear in open lockers, in the hallways, on computer screens...
There were obstacles from the start, and as production on the ad progressed, things didn't get any easier. But watching the end result, you'd never guess. In more ways than one, Budweiser's "Submarine" is the bomb.
The :60, which breaks this month, was created by DDB Chicago and directed...
APRIL 14, 1995/Former Machine Head, Venice, Calif., producer Nicole Dionne and sound designer Reinhard Denke have left the company to open Primal Scream, West Hollywood. Dionne will serve as executive producer, while Denke will continue as sound designer....Executive producer Alan Siegel, who...
When television was introduced into living rooms in the 1940s, people were saying that radio was on its way out. Now we're hearing that hi-def technology will soon put film out to pasture. High definition provides a higher resolution, and it is cheaper and easier to use.
Hard to argue...
Advertising aimed at kids has come under increasing scrutiny, and deservedly so. It's also a genre to which a creative stigma has been attached over the years, perhaps not so deservedly. But this week's entries in "The Best Work You May Never See" gallery (see pg. 15)—The Peace Council's "Hole"...
APRIL 14, 1995/Former Machine Head, Venice, Calif., producer Nicole Dionne and sound designer Reinhard Denke have left the company to open Primal Scream, West Hollywood. Dionne will serve as executive producer, while Denke will continue as sound designer....Executive producer Alan Siegel, who...
Rebecca Reber and Brooke Covington of independent firm Reber Covington, San Francisco and Pacific Palisades, Calif., have formally signed London-based production house Harry Nash for representation on the West Coast and in Texas, Minneapolis and Detroit….New York-based rep firm Benson/Schafler...
When television was introduced into living rooms in the 1940s, people were saying that radio was on its way out. Now we're hearing that hi-def technology will soon put film out to pasture. High definition provides a higher resolution, and it is cheaper and easier to use.
Hard to argue...
Advertising aimed at kids has come under increasing scrutiny, and deservedly so. It's also a genre to which a creative stigma has been attached over the years, perhaps not so deservedly. But this week's entries in "The Best Work You May Never See" gallery (see pg. 15)-The Peace Council's "Hole"...
The Association of Imaging Technology and Sound (ITS) continues to make progress in its Washington, D.C., lobbying efforts. It recently enlisted the support of Rep. W.J. "Billy" Tauzin (R-La.), chairman of the House Telecommunications Subcommittee, which has jurisdiction over the Federal...