.shows, promos & previews (ads)

Advertising Agency: TBWA\PHS Helsinki Oy
A new channel launched, targeted at a "strong willed" female audience. Note: You need to know Pippi Långstrump to get this.

When I first saw this commercial, I thought it was for Geico. It is, but it’s also for The History Channel. Then I noticed the spot just wouldn’t end. It’s almost three minutes long. So what we have here is a hybrid Geico commercial/promo for The History Channel. It’s a new breed of advertising!

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, New York
Director: Tim Godsall
(full credits after the jump)

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, New York
Director: Tim Godsall
(full credits after the jump)

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy, New York
Director: Tim Godsall
(full credits after the jump)

Agency: Duval Guillaume

Sporza is the multimedia name for all VRT's sports programmes. Sporza on television is responsible for the live broadcasts of a number of sporting events. In addition to this, other programmes provide summaries of all sporting highlights to ensure that audiences do not miss out on anything. Radio 1 broadcasts sports programmes on Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. On radio, Sporza provides up-to-date information on the football competition, cycling races, tennis, athletics, basketball and volleyball. And, of course, the sports department provides the necessary analyses and opinions.

Boom-dee-ada, booom-dee-ada, boom-dee-ada, boom-dee-ada indeed.
Agency: 72andSunny

From ProdigyMovies Australia

Feeding time at the Zoo....

From ProdigyMovies Australia
Director David Nerlich: "Something to promote our movie that would have been dangerous and expensive to do but was easy enough to fake!" (Leaked fake footage was actually picked up by some media outlets in Japan and Oz.)

DIRECTOR: MICHEL ROTHSCHILD

DIRECTOR: MICHEL ROTHSCHILD

DIRECTOR: MICHEL ROTHSCHILD

DIRECTOR: MICHEL ROTHSCHILD

Agency: DDB, Auckland

Immesoete’s last in a series of three spots for ESPN 360, an online sports haven for die-hard fans, exposes the importance of a man’s “fanhood” in the vulnerable space of a locker room. When one towel-wrapped sports enthusiast threatens a fellow aficionado’s fanhood, the latter brings out his barbed wire (a tattoo of some, that is). After all, it is a male’s prerogative to embarrass himself simply because he wants to emerge victorious as…the manliest.
Agency: Arnold Worldwide

A note from director Clay Weiner:
An homage to Walter Hill's late 70's pulp classic, The Warriors, re-imagined to reflect the realities of present day NYC where thanks to the tireless efforts of the NYPD, brass knuckles and baseball bats have taken a backseat to tutus and tap shoes.

How to you sell a scary TV channel? Do a diaper ad, but with adults of course!
Radke Film Group Director Craig Brownrigg said "The key was making this spot as authentic to kids diaper commercials as possible and then just put in old guys where the babies were." Ah, that simple huh?

"Without missing a beat, she asks "Waffles for breakfast?""
Directed by: Josh Miller
I love this one, it had me fooled until the twist.

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Agency: Moroch

Director Eran Creevy has just completed this great video for Utah Saints' 2008 remix of “Something Good” (love to original Kate Bush song too).

Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand created this ad promoting TV2's affect on its loyal audience, shot by Darryl Ward via Curious Film.

Third Quarter

Agency: Ground Zero / Los Angeles
Hmmm, wonder if they watched some ad movies like "How to get ahead in advertising"?

Agency: Ground Zero / Los Angeles
Hmmm, wonder if they watched some ad movies like "How to get ahead in advertising"?

Puppy power.

Director: Clay Weiner

Something J.J. Abrams this way comes.

Digital Kitchen - Emmy award winner for main title design 2007.