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Charter Is Now Marketing To The Social Rejects

July 30, 2009 in Commercials, Funny | Permalink

Charter has recently started airing three new spots from Fallon where they show what signing up for their cable service can do to your personal life. We’ve got your office-pervert, the guy who’s really just not into you and a guy who acts like he drives a windowless van that has some fantasy wizard-type scene painted on the side. Have no fear though, after watching some good cable TV they all were cured of their afflictions (no update on whether he kept the van). The one above shows us the anti-social member of the trio.

You can view the other two (of the unromantic & unprofessional guys) below:
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The UPS Store – Cardboard Gladiators and The Circus

April 28, 2009 in Animation, Commercials, Cool, Interactive | Permalink


Here are two cool new spots for The UPS Store created by Doner and Psyop. It’s an epic 25 second tale called The Rescue. The agency gave Psyop a brief that challenged them to create an epic tale involving a world (and characters) all made out of cardboard….this is what they came up with – Amazing special effects/3D work from start to finish. The second part can be seen below (along with a quote from the designers describing some of the challenges they faced converting this idea into 3D).
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Viagra – The Cure For Antiquing, Strolling and Sports

April 28, 2009 in Commercials, Funny, Marketing With A Twist | Permalink

Here’s a new series of short :15 second spots for Viagra where consumers share their first-hand experience with being able to overcome addictions to habits like antiquing, obsessive strolling and even sports watching. Funny take on a way to promote the product brought to us by TAXI, Toronto.

I love how all these seemingly boring activities come to a halt once they start taking the drug. This is yet another series of spots that is classically characteristic of The Perlorian Brothers (who yes, were the directors on this project).

You can view the other two in the series, Strolling & Sports, below:
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