Lovely “mockumentary” (mock documentary) from DDB LA for “Heal The Bay”, raising environmental awareness of the problem of plastic bags.
Voice over is by film and stage legend Jeremy Irons.
If you are lucky, can see higher res copy of film here
A Beastly Way To ExerciseBy Iain WhiteAugust 17th, 2010 I love this. Sony has just launched a new Sat-Nav range, which included a bicycle mounted, water-proof version. To encourage usage, they ahve pre-programed a range of cycling routes, which when completed, form the shape of an animal. Hence the name “Tokyo Zoo”. So far six animals/routes have been developed in Tokyo. A really nice idea that could be done on any portable nat-sav (how about on mobile phones for joggers/walkers?) Would make working out fun, great to share on social media, and pre-measured. JWT Connect launches Oriental Princess – Beauty First ClassBy Simon Wong | Follow me at twitter.com/simonwongpiaoAugust 11th, 2010 Why Type When You Can Swype?By Iain WhiteAugust 6th, 2010 Little demo of the “future” of touch screen typing – the future is already here on some android phones. Happy Birthday LeoBy Iain WhiteAugust 5th, 2010 Leo Burnett celebrates its 75th Anniversary today. A host of world famous characters such as the Marlboro Man, the lonely Maytag repair man and the Jolly Green Giant were created by the agency. May the windy city fete your ongoing success. You Need a FriendBy Iain WhiteAugust 4th, 2010 To celebrate friendship day in Argentina, Coke introduced a double sized Coke vending machine. Without a “leg-up” from a friend you can’t reach the coin-slot. naturally the machine dispensed two drinks, one for you, one for your friend. Refreshing The story about jack and bettyBy Simon Wong | Follow me at twitter.com/simonwongpiaoAugust 3rd, 2010 An amazing story about high school sweethearts Jack and Betty. Keep Walking, Everyone IsBy Iain WhiteAugust 3rd, 2010 Thought it a little ironic that BBH who has done so much wonderful work for Levis over the years have recently been replaced. One of my favorite recent pieces of BBH work is their much awarded “The Man Who Walked Around the World” film. Click here And here is Levis latest. Not from BBH. “Guy Walks Across America”. The stop motion technique is interesting, but at least to me, not much else is. But what the hell do I know, in one week 800,000 people watched it.
Me, I’ll rather they walked around the world though and asked BBH to help them. A Sign of The TimesBy Iain WhiteJuly 13th, 2010 In an uncertain world it’s nice to be able to bank on something. Apparently its Barclays
Good production, took a Bronze in recent Cannes awards |