Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

SAMSUNG MEMORY CARD VIRAL



Back in September I was asked by The Viral Factory to meet a team at a studio in West London where I would be called upon to do some drawing... Nothing could have prepared me for the day ahead!

I worked on this ad with The Viral Facotry as production designer, creating concept artwork to help visualize the way the video would look and feel. I produced a drawing for each stage of the memory card 'test' and I can vouch for the fact that they did in fact build it all, everything you see in the video is real, including the flame throwers.

It was a great experience watching the set come together and when necessary ducking my head to avoid projectiles as various bits of kit were being tested around me. Hats off to the whole team at The Viral Facotry for another great piece of work and especially Will Tribble for the directing duties.

Friday, 28 May 2010

LOTTELO VIRALS

A short while ago I was commissioned by The Viral Factory to create a series of animations to promote a new Lottery launching in Austria called Lottelo. Entrants play the game by entering their mobile number but they cannot enter themselves... The idea is to create an imaginative mini advert that features your mobile number and appeals to other people to enter you into the draw.

I created 3 pieces, screenshots of which can be seen below:





















































Monday, 2 March 2009

Robot in Shots Magazine




















Robot, the film I made for Straight 8 08 (see earlier post) is still going strong. This month it was featured on a DVD accompanying trade magazine "Shots"!

I believe it is subscription only but you can get an idea at the website here:

http://www.shots.net/home_beta.asp

"Shots showcases cutting-edge creativity in global advertising." So it says on the website, so its a good thing to be in with. Thanks again to the Straight 8 folk for putting my film 'out there!'