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 | Adfreak | August 10, 2017 | | Today's highs and lows of creativity |
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| A pause in the endless cycle By Tim Nudd Are GIFs a major problem in the world? Probably not. But Brazilian beer brand Brahma urges its fans to break the cycle of repetition in a literally loopy ad from agency Santo and director Armando Bo (the Oscar-winning writer of Birdman). The spot opens with GIF-like looping footage of a man being kicked in the... Read more » |
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| John Matejczyk picks his three favorite ads. By Katie Richards |
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| Promoted Content by Thai Life Insurance | | Thai Life’s “Opportunity” stirs YouTuber reactions around the world |
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| Verify your sources... even if it's a robot By Angela Natividad |
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| Cost Plus World Market gets close to its consumers By T.L. Stanley |
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| Clans clash in NCAA preview spot By Patrick Coffee No replays. No compromises. No thoughts of next week, or even tomorrow. The only goal: Destroy your rivals at all costs. College football is an all-out clash of clans in Wieden + Kennedy's dramatic debut ad campaign for its newest client, Fox Sports. NCAA football season starts Saturday, Aug. 26, and anthem spot, "Don't Look... Read more » |
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| Time flies for stationery brand Hitotoki By Gabriel Beltrone Japanese stationery brand Hitotoki wanted to show audiences the joy in hand-crafting art, so it made a special clock with 1,440 different sets of hands--one for every minute of the day. There are hands made from wooden spoons, and flowers, and mini bananas. There are hands made from confetti, and cream puffs, and glow sticks.... Read more » |
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