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July 8, 2007

Not Get A Mac

I had not seen the WWDC (Apple Developers Conference) keynote. But I eventually stumbled over this short-clip somewhat resembling the “Get A Mac” ads, which I started to feel were becoming old and have stopped covering their releases. This clip is called: I’m Steve Jobs. View the movie at it’s original location on youtube here.

June 10, 2007

Here’s to the crazy one…

More Apple celebrations. This time to their Think Different campaign with the monologue: Here’s to the crazy ones… In this clip I especially like the motiongraphics timed to the rhythm of the reading. Not much info about who made it, but the guess is that it is a fan made ad. (Via TechEBlog)

June 10, 2007

Four New iPhone Ads

This past week I have been working on a production and got slightly lagged commenting on these new iPhone ads. My first impression after seeing the ads was: I want to get my hands on an iPhone. Even though I initially didn’t want one, the screen orientation and GUI (graphical user interface) looks so tasty. [...]

May 20, 2007

Intelligent Ads for Your Videos

ScanScout is a new service that searches and analyzes the content of your user-submitted video. When the content is analyzed it determine which ads would be relevant to display for each of the displayed scenarios in your video. According to TechCrunch ScanScout has some of the same concepts as what Google video is experimenting with. [...]

May 20, 2007

Watercolored iPod Ad

Its been a while since I last covered some of Apple’s ads, but here is a nice new ad for the iPod + iTunes. What I interpret as Latin rhythms with colourful watercolor painted backgrounds on the canvas, some how creates a nice relaxing atmosphere. You can see the iPod ad here (hi-quality) The song [...]

April 21, 2007

Amusing Action Animation

I am not quite sure if this action fight scene actually is an advert for a company, but there is definitely some focus on the Nike shoes in this short titled Sigg Jones. Apparently the French company Supinfocom created this impressive 3d action filled short. The above clip is on YouTube, but is available in [...]