The Art of Commercials

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

VoyagesSNCFcom: Bienvenue / Au revoir

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0HqjwPbAuw

Monday, May 10, 2010

American Express: Yvon Chouinard

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather, New York
Group Creative Director: Chris Mitton
Creative Director: Jon Wagner
Copywriter: Jon Wagner
Creative Director: Dustin Duke
Art Director: Dustin Duke
Executive Producer: Melissa Mapes
Producer: Christina Thompson

Production Company: Independent Media, Santa Monica
Director: Scott Hicks
Executive Producer: Susanne Preissler
Producer: Jason Manz
DP: Bob Richardson

Editorial: Big Sky
Editor: Chris Franklin
Assistant Editor: Cristina Cingone
Executive Producer: Cheryl Panek

Music: Search Party Music
Composer: Hauschka

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Sprite Slam Dunk Commercial: Seen It

Sprite Slam Dunk Commercial: Books

Sprite Slam Dunk Commercial: All Star

Sprite Slam Dunk Commercial: Hey Nate

Sprite Slam Dunk Commercial: Art

Credits:

Sprite Slam Dunk Credits:
Client: Coca Cola
Titles: All Star, Art, Books
Agency: BBH New York
CCO: Kevin Roddy
CD: Matt Ian, Amee Shah
Art Director: Josh Rosen
Copywriter: Mark Svartz
Art Poetry: by T. Miller
All Star Poetry: by Jon Beavers
Head of Broadcast: Lisa Setten
Producer: Orlee Tatarka
Production Company: PRETTY BIRD
Director: Paul Hunter
Executive Producer: Kerstin Emhoff
Editorial Company: CUT & RUN
Editor: Steve Gandolfi
Telecine Company 3
Audio: Sound Lounge

This Sprite campaign from BBH New York was built around the 2010 Sprite Slam Dunk Contest. Unlike most sports campaigns which feature celebrity athletes who are supposed to inspire us, the fans, we wanted to show fans inspiring those athletes. In fact, this whole campaign was targeted directly at only 4 specific people: the participants in this year's dunk contest.

To get the word out, BBH teamed up with award-winning director Paul Hunter and tapped into the growing Spoken Word community to find those poets who would become the voice of basketball fans everywhere. These poets used their literary skills and passion for basketball to challenge and inspire the dunkers in this year's contest, the same way the dunkers have always challenged and inspired us fans.

After a nationwide search in poetry clubs, online, on the street and through word of mouth, we were hit up by hundreds and hundreds of poets, all performing their own amazing, unique pieces. We ended up filming 6 performances in two cities with up and coming Spoken Word artists Kesed, Marcus, B Yung (all from NY), Jadon (from Philly), Jon (from LA) and T Miller (from Detroit).

The juxtaposition of these two art forms--slam poetry and the slam dunk--made for some original, artful and starkly