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Italian Culture Week | Integrated Campaign
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Agostino Toscana, Alessandro Orlandi
Deputy Creative Directors: Luca Lorenzini, Luca Pannese
Art Director: Luca Pannese
Copywriter: Luca Lorenzini
Supporting Creative Team: Davide Iacono, Andrea Afeltra, Riccardo Gianangeli
Published: April 2010
Mobinil | Gestures "express beyond"
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Egypt
Executive Creative Director: Mohamed Hamdalla
Creative Director: Hesham Ellabban
Copywriter: Mohamed Kamal
Agency Producer: Shereen Mostafa
Account Supervisor: Mona El Gabaly
Production Company: LIGHTHOUSE FILM Cairo, EGYPT
Director: Fabrizio Notari
Sound Design/Arrangement: Hosny Ali
Art Director: Ahmed Hussein, Mohamed Abbas
Lighting: Cesare Danese
Post Production: MPC
Africa teenager girls will not check any more… Always | Check check
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Lebanon
Chief Creative Officer: Farid Chehab
Executive Creative Director: Bechara Mouzannar
Creative Director: Danielle Rizkallah
Copywriter: Rana Khoury, Paul Osayande
Agency Producer: Rayanne Smayra
Planner: Zeina Joujou
Account Supervisor: Cynthia Abdelkarim, Shayna Suidan
Production Company: GOLDEN PLANES Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
Director: Sven Harding
Producer: Herman Le Roux
Editor: Postoffice Lebanon
Sound Design/Arrangement: Wounded Buffalo Johannesburg
Music: Artist/Title: Wounded Buffalo Johannesburg
Art Director: Caroline Farra, Roula Asmar
Lighting: Eric Maddison
Post Production: Postoffice Lebanon
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Coca Cola | Open Happiness!
“Library” brings to life the silent flirtation of two teens connecting over a Coca-Cola® while studying in a quiet library. They pass the boring study time by using their ink pins to draw characters on their hands and arms. Theboy then draws a Coke® bottle on his arm and in response the girl pens a glass with ice cubes on hers. The drawings come to life as they reach across the table and touch hands as the now animated Coca-Cola pours out of the bottle drawing, down the guy’s arm onto the girl’s hand and into the glass she has drawn. They share a laugh. The spot reinforces how sharing a Coca-Cola connects people and brings a moment ofhappiness to an otherwise ordinary situation.
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Director: Jorge Calleja
Creatives: Gregg Clamptter, Agse Altinolc
Agency Producer: Elissa Singstock
Production Co: MJZ, London
Director: Tom Kuntz
Telecine: Seamus O’LKane/Paul Harrison
Lead Flame: Richard Roberts/Gary Driver
3D: Jamie Lancaster
Jan 28, 2009
Not so original
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, USA
Creative Director: Keith Hughes, Tony Katalinic, John Hansa
Art Director: Ryan Dillon
Copywriter: Dan Lewis
Photographer: Eric Faber
EP: Denis Giroux
May 10, 2010
Coca Cola | Open Happiness!
“Library” brings to life the silent flirtation of two teens connecting over a Coca-Cola® while studying in a quiet library. They pass the boring study time by using their ink pins to draw characters on their hands and arms. Theboy then draws a Coke® bottle on his arm and in response the girl pens a glass with ice cubes on hers. The drawings come to life as they reach across the table and touch hands as the now animated Coca-Cola pours out of the bottle drawing, down the guy’s arm onto the girl’s hand and into the glass she has drawn. They share a laugh. The spot reinforces how sharing a Coca-Cola connects people and brings a moment ofhappiness to an otherwise ordinary situation.
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Director: Jorge Calleja
Creatives: Gregg Clamptter, Agse Altinolc
Agency Producer: Elissa Singstock
Production Co: MJZ, London
Director: Tom Kuntz
Telecine: Seamus O’LKane/Paul Harrison
Lead Flame: Richard Roberts/Gary Driver
3D: Jamie Lancaster
Jan 28, 2009
Not so original
McDonald's Happy Meal: Doodle
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, USA
Creative Director: Keith Hughes, Tony Katalinic, John Hansa
Art Director: Ryan Dillon
Copywriter: Dan Lewis
Photographer: Eric Faber
EP: Denis Giroux
May 10, 2010
Graphic designers are trying to fix people's terrible AI flyers.
The trend is going viral on Instagram. You might have noticed flyers for small businesses starting to look the same in recent months, not ...
