Snickers expands the "You're Not You When You're Hungry" ad campaign into the NFL with new prints ads featuring some comical before and after ads featuring Joe Theismann and Jerome Bettis.
Agency: BBDO New York Client: Mars Agency: BBDO New York Chief Creative Officer: David Lubars Senior Creative Director: Gianfranco Arena Senior Creative Director: Peter Kain Associate CD / Copywriter: Matt Herr Associate CD / Art Director: Justin Bilicki Retoucher: Steve Lakeman Art Buyer: Betsy Jablow
Duracell proves the importance of the power inside by telling the story of all-pro linebacker Patrick Willis in a new web film promo. His personal journey to the pinnacle of the NFL required the ability to power through obstacles and a steadfast and unwavering belief in himself. His story is remarkable and inspiring and further proof that with the right stuff inside, great things are possible. #TrustYourPower I've had a number of people ask about the music in this commercial, it is the work of composer Adam Taylor.
Credits: Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York CCO: Con Williamson Creative Director: Justin Ebert, Alex Lea, Peter Smith Art Director: Nate Ripp Director: Eliot Rausch Agency Producer: Peter Feldman Production Company: Uber Content Director: Eliot Rausch EP: Preston Lee, Phyllis Koenig, Steve Wi Director of Photography: Ed David Editorial: Rock, Paper, Scissors Composer: Adam Taylor
Integrated creative company Brand New School recently completed a national campaign for Ford via Team Detroit to help launch its annual Built Ford Tough Sales Event. Directed by Jonathan Notaro, the series of four commercials is a new take on the auto manufacturer’s popular spots for their best selling line of trucks.
Taking center stage in the campaign is a spot that showcases the versatile lifestyle options of the Ford F-150 with a mix of heavy live action elements and bold animation. Also included are three more animation-focused spots, all of which hit the air during the opening week of the NFL regular season. Taking inspiration from the iconic graphic design work of Saul Bass, these football-centric spots offer a fresh visual approach to this widespread campaign.
“We’re honored to have contributed on this campaign for Ford,” says Brand New School Managing Partner Devin Brook. “The collaboration with Team Detroit was an ideal fit because of the diverse nature of the job, requiring strong live action and design to put a unique spin on this instantly recognizable campaign.”
Creative Credits: Client: Ford Title: Built Ford Tough Sales Event Spots Agency: Team Detroit Production Company: Brand New School Director: Jonathan Notaro Art Director: Kris Wong Producers: Steiner Kierce, Johnna MacArthur Flame Artists: Mark French, Greg Cutler CG Leads: Marcus Stokes, Russ Wootten 3D Animators: Val Sinlao, Mike Cahill, Danka Chiang, Garrett O’Neill, Billy Maloney, Kim Im 2D Animators: Scott Uyeshima, Brian Do, Phil Guthrie, Nhi Vho, Ken Quemuel, Kyle Anderson, Mike Milyavsky, Nate Mulliken Tracking: Bogdan Mihajlovic Designers: Kris Wong, Sakona Kong, Waka Ichinose, Brandon Smith, David Chen, Joel Watkins Editor: Erik Barnes Assistant Editor: Sterling Robertson Storyboards: Max Forward Colorist: Tom Poole (Company 3)
This is the first season of the College Football Playoff. This year, it's not just the players upping their games.
The fans, coaches, bands, cheerleaders and even mascots are all taking it to the next level as well. "Different Ways In" shows all of the different ways people are “IN” for this historic season...Who’s In?
Creative Credits: Advertising Agency: W+K, New York, USA Executive Creative Directors: David Kolbusz, Susan Hoffman Creative Directors: Brandon Henderson, Caleb Jensen Art Director: Jared White Copywriter: Will Binder Executive Producer: Temma Shoaf Account Team: Brandon Pracht, Mike Welch, Joe Morelli Production Company: Imperial Woodpecker Director: Stacy Wall Director of Photography: Corey Walter Producer: Andrew Travelstead Managing Partner: Doug Halbert Editorial Company: Rock, Paper, Scissors Editor: Biff Butler Producer: Melanie Gagliano VFX Company: The Mill Colourist: Fergus McCall 2D Lead: Nick Tanner 3D: Wyatt Savarese 2D Assists: Amanda Amalfi VFX Producers: Rachael Trillo, Jason Barnett
For all you NFL Football fans, here is the new NBC intro/opening commercial video for 2012 Sunday Night Football with Faith Hill. "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night" is set to the original Joan Jett song, "I Hate Myself for Loving You". Brought to by Verizon Wireless of course.
NFL Sunday Night Football returns tonight, but before Carrie Underwood was chosen to sing the new Sunday Night Football theme song NBC held open auditions to find their new voice. See what happens when stars like Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, Joan Rivers, Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie, Al Roker, Natalie Morales, Jillian Michaels, Billy Bush, Ken Jeong, Mika Brzezinski, and Joe Scarborough take their best shot.
Faith Hill's 2012 Sunday Night Football theme song is still wicked awesome, watch it here.
Here's a little behind the scenes of Carrie Underwood video shoot of the Sunday Night Football on NBC theme song...
Faith Hill's 2012 Sunday Night Football theme song is still wicked awesome, watch it here.
Sunday Night Football returns Sunday Sept. 7th. It's not just a game but a rallying point, a tradition, an activity that brings people together.
In this heartfelt and emotional promo-series we follow the American family to see how Sunday Night Football is woven into the very fabric of their everyday lives. The #1 show in Prime Time is back...via NBC Sports on YouTube
To welcome Robert Griffin III to Washington, D.C., The Redskins and to celebrate his preseason NFL home opener, adidas is lighting up the names of thousands of passionate football fans on a massive, moving projection of the Redskins quarterback displayed across the Newseum's 74-foot-high marble First Amendment tablet, down the street from the White House.
Fans who joined the conversation on the adidas Football facebook page and shared what "light" gets them on the field will see their name light up within the projected moving image of the Heisman Trophy winner two nights before his Redskins home debut. Three projectors were used to display the 74-foot image of RGIII in action with the lightest football cleats in the game—the adizero 5 Star Mid.