Advertising Agency: Agence H, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Gilbert Scher
Creative Director: Marco Venturelli, Luca Cinquepalmi
Executive Producer: Christopher Thierry
Producer: Eric Britton
Director: Psyop @ Quad France
Creative Director: Laurent Ledru
Live Action Producer: Martin Coulais, François Lamotte
Director of Photography: Alex Lamarque
Visual Effects and Animation: Psyop
Creative Director: Laurent Ledru
Executive Producer: Kim Wildenburg
Producer: Blythe Dalton
Associate Producer: Minh Ly
VFX Supervisor: Chris Sage
Designers: Paul Cayrol, Georgia Tribuiani, Kenesha Sneed
Storyboard Artist: Joshua Wiesenfeld, Philippe Collange, Charles Ratterays
Editor: Brett Nicoletti
Matte Painters: Brendon Kachel, Andrew Park, Matt Conway, Eric Mattson
Lead Flame: Alex Kolasinski
Flame: Jodi Tyne, John Shirley, David Parker
Lead Desktop Compositor: Lori Miller
Compositors: Lane Jolly, Ryan Raith
Previz: Gregg Lukomski (Halon)
3D Lead: Chris Sage
Modelers: Wendy Klein, Julian Fitzgerald, Freddy Oropreza, Andrew Romatz
Rigger: Sean Kealey
Animators: Freddy Oropeza, Greg Gangemi, Matt Connoly, Yvain Gnabro, Yuchiro Yamashita
Lighter: Greg Gangemi
Roto: Krystal Chinn, Stephen Hollbrook
Trackers: Mark Lipsmeyer
Particles: John Sparks, Brian Alvarez, Wayne Hollingsworth
Editorial Company: Wizz France
Tastebuddies by Heineken is a concept that we created for Flow Festival in Helsinki. It was a show where two top designers with conflicting tastes were locked in a container. They got a a brief and 30 minutes to solve the problem. Did they walk out with a product that could actually be made? See the ideas and plenty of other stuff in campaign blog at tastebuddies.fi
Advertising Agency: 358, Helsinki, Finland
Creative Director: Antero Jokinen, Erkki Izarra
Art Director: Maria Fridman
Copywriter: Antero Jokinen, Erkki Izarra, Valtteri Väkevä
Agency Producer: Sami Alppiranta
Designer: Ville Kovanen
Illustrator: Parra (Pieter Janssen)
Agency Producer: Petra Hakala
Director: Miikka Lommi
Client: Ossi Ahto, Brand Manager
This new approach to anti-speeding messaging acknowledges the frantic world we live in and takes a holistic point of view to reducing speed. Culturally the campaign couldn¹t have come at a better time. The “Slow Movement” is gaining traction across the developed world. The campaign suggests that we take a look at not only how fast we drive, but also how fast we live. When we slow them down they both become more rewarding and less stressful.
Advertising Agency: 303, Perth, Australia
Creative Director: Lindsay Medalia
Art Director: Richard Berney
Copywriter: Dav Tabeshfar
Director: Corrie Jones
Production House: Zz Productions
Additional Credits:
Sound: Soundbyte
Music: Turning Studios
Edit / Post: Siamese
Published: March 2011
Objective
To create a menu card that is interesting enough for people to flip through. Usually people have their preferences clear in a bar, especially when it comes to alcohol. ‘first floor’ wanted to highlight their vast range of drinks through this menu card.
Idea
Full of stylised illustrations. This menu card not only gives one the options, it also presents real reasons to drink at ‘first floor’. It is a huiw)urous take on the advantages of drinking, especially at ‘first floor’. Which is located at the first floor of a building. This giving one, a birds eye view of the duli. Life downstairs. One is transported physically and mentally to a better world.
Result
‘First floor’ reported a drastic change in people’s ordering pattern. Regulars demanded drinks and cocktails they had never had before. While sharing a few jokes on the lighter side of life, as presented in the card. In fact, we were told hat a few menu cards were flicked from the bar too!
Advertising Agency: McCann Erickson, New Delhi, India
Regional Executive Creative Director, Asia Pacific: Prasoon Joshi
Creative Chief Director: Ashish Chakravarty
Creative directors: Tirtha Ghose, Nakul Sharma
Art Director: Partha Sengupta
Copywriter/Typographer : Annie Napolean
Illustrator : Partha Sengupta
Advertising Agency: The Raft, Wilmslow, UK
Creative Director / Art Director: Phil Howells
Copywriter: Martin Anderson
Production Company: Chief Productions
Advertising Agency: David&Goliath, USA
Chief Creative Officer: David Angelo
Executive Creative Director: Colin Jeffery
Creative Directors: John Battle, Jason Karley
Associate Creative Director: Phil Covitz
Executive Producer / Managing Director: Carol Lombard
Executive Producer: Helen Park, Christopher Coleman
Production Company: Person Films
Director: Michael Haussman
Executive Producer: Michael McQuhae
Director of Photography: Ben Seresin
Producer: Ron Mohrhoff
Production Designers: Jeremy Argue
Editorial: Union Editorial
Editor: Marco Perez
Executive Producer: Megan Dahlman
VFX / Finishing & Color Correction: Brickyard Lead
VFX Artist / Colorist: Beau Leon @ New Hat
VFX Supervisor: George Fitz
Producer: Diana Gomez
Music: Beacon Street Studios
Composers: Andrew Feltenstein
Senior Producer: Adrea Lavezzoli
Sound Design: Chris Winston
La Senza presents The Cup Size Choir. Seven girls with bra sizes A to G make up the musical notes of the Cup Size Choir. Have a look, have a play at http://www.cupsizechoir.com
In an effort to preserve the places they fly to, Star Alliance has donated seats to scientists and field workers to destinations all over the world. Andersen M were comminssioned by DDB, London, to create five films, which will run at the head of specially commissioned programmes by the National Geographic Channel, to highlight Star Alliance’s efforts at five specific destinations.
Advertising Agency: DDB, London, United Kingdom
Creative Director: Guy Bradbury
Art Director: Elliot Ryan
Copywriter: Danielle Emery
TV Producer: Anna-Louise Garner
Senior Account Manager: Tamsine Foggin
Production Company: Spank Films
Director: Andersen M Studio
Producer: Toby Courlander
Design and Animation: Line Andersen / Andersen M Studio
Photography and Lighting: Martin Andersen / Andersen M Studio
Sound Design: Mikkel H. Eriksen / Instrument Studio
Post Production: The Farm
Colourist: Perry Gibbs
Editor: Barney Jordan
CHALLENGE
To de-dramatize the somewhat embarrassing, if not plain awkward, moment when “rubber protection” needs to be discussed.
SOLUTION
Smutley. He does not discriminate. Smutley will have unprotected sex with anything on two legs, four hooves or a couple of flippers if the situation arises. But he’s only able to do this because he’s a cat with nine lives. The rest of us need to protect ourselves with condoms. Smutley’s hedonistic and dirty perversions have been paired with a 1920s black-and-white animation style. The juxtaposition between this basic style, the story and the music is both unexpected and engaging – it puts a smile on your face while reminding you to do the right thing.
Advertising Agency: Van Wanten Etcetera, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Markus Ravenhorst, Maarten Reynen
Art Directors: Maarten Reynen
Copywriters: Markus Ravenhorst
Illustrator: Souverein
Published: March 2011
Advertising Agency: DDB, London, United Kingdom
Creative Directors: Howard Willmott
Designer: Pete Mould
Copywriter: Andy McAnaney
Art Director: Christian
Advertising Agency: TBWA\PHS, Helsinki, Finland
Copywriter: Ilkka Ruotsalainen
Art Director: Jouni Seppänen
Production Art Director: Lauri Boren
Account Director: Mia Selroos
Project Manager: Sanni Tiivola-Jurvainen
Others: Jenny Lundqvist, Elisa Konttinen
Director: Dome Karukoski
Production Company: Nitro
Wrangler and stunt people share a common history. Westerns were the original Action Movies and the first stunt people were rodeo riders – Wrangler’s earliest clientele. The new campaign reunites Wrangler, the original American adrenaline-fuelled denim brand, with stunt people — a breed of heroes who embody Wrangler’s message: We Are Animals.
Advertising Agency: Fred & Farid, Paris, France
Creative Director: Frederic Raillard
Photographer: Cass Berd
DoP: Keith Leman
Stuntman: Adam J Miller
Marketing Director Wrangler EMEA: Adam Kakembo
“Abandoning makes the violence almost invisible. Don’t let it become something usual. Animals can’t speak, but they express themselves.”
Advertising Agency: Oxxy Propaganda, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director: Marcio Pelense
Art Director: Marcio Pelense
Copywriter: Fernando Duriguello
Digital artist: Fujocka
Published: Februrary 2011
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