There was something decidedly different about this year's wave of political ads. Traditional methods made way for compelling, breakthrough work that used digital storytelling to strong effect. First-time and underdog candidates especially disrupted not only the campaigning machine but how candidates connect with the public through their advertising. Longer-form spots with more of a documentary...
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November 14, 2018
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