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BGH Quick Chef Music

on December 3, 2011 by Laurent comments

Always nice to see that after decades of marketing and advertising people still come up with great simple ideas.

File under: argentina, bgh, case study, microwave

This brilliantly simple trick leaves a gaping hole in your stomach – provided you got sufficient WiFi. How long till we see a promotion team using this trick, possibly for a horror flick or game? Read more…

File under: apple, best, halloween, ipad

Data Visualisation. Which language do you browse?

on November 5, 2011 by Tim comments

Google Chrome’s translate feature allowed cartographer Eric Fisher to read the language used by the browser. Combining this information with Twitter’s API he created a beautiful global map of languages, emulating countries’ shapes, while at the same time showing how they fuse together at their borders.

File under: chrome, data visualisation, google, twitter

Guest editorial: No, if we’re honest.

on October 9, 2011 by Tim comments

No.

Say it.

Say it and mean it.

It’s a great word, and the only thing that stands between you and bad work with your name on it. Lately, even in digital, I have seen this letter combination become the ‘F’-word of our industry. Read more…

File under: best, jonas lembke

Facing the marathon

on September 28, 2011 by Tim comments

adidas wants to show us what running a marathon really looks like, minute by minute. 15 runners from all levels of fitness and experience agreed to wear head mounted cameras during this year’s Berlin Marathon. These are their faces…

File under: adidas, best, heimat, marathon

8 Hours in Brooklyn

on August 19, 2011 by Tim comments

Jonathan Bregel was lucky enough to get his hands on the high-speed camera Phantom Flex for the weekend and documented 8 hours in Brooklyn – with zero pre-production and only a small crew. Add nice grading and a massive sound track by Skream and you got yourself a kick ass super slo-mo neighbourhood documentary (if such a thing exists). Read more…

File under: brooklyn, next level pictures, phantom flex

Morris Lessmore: iPad2 story telling

on July 12, 2011 by Tim comments

Fantastic Flying Books by Mr Morris Lessmore

Many remember the Alice in Wonderland and Touching Stories apps as benchmarks for interactive storytelling on the iPad. The iPad2 brings a natural progression with The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, by the film makers at Moonbot Studios.

File under: alice in wonderland, eall-e, ebook, ipad, ipad2, ipad2 app, james joyce, mobile content, moonbot, morris lessmore, rango, robots, roger deakins, storytelling

My own private TEDx talk

on June 24, 2011 by Daniel comments

This is a little personal moment i wanted to share. Last year i was invited to speak at a TEDx event in Mexico City and, to be honest, i had no clue on the topic i could talk about at first.

File under: City, Daniel, Digital, Granatta, Invaders, mexico, talk, TEDx

We are live with the new design… woot!

on May 18, 2011 by Mark comments

Rocco, Martina, Dan, Laurent and I look forward to bringing you more of the best advertising stuff…

Hot Wheels Columbia

on April 4, 2011 by Mark comments

Not digital but nice billboard by Ogilvy & Mather, Colombia for HotWheels.

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