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Double Helix - What The Future Looks Like Cannes Lions Creative Masterclass teaser - (2013)

Sean Metelerkamp from Fly On The Wall has just released this director’s cut of Double Helix, a teaser for Lowe & Partners’ "What The Future Looks Like" Cannes Lions Creative Masterclass that was yesterday.

The future looks like smokey forest meteorite-crash site with alien being snogging your wife. Gotcha!

TheHomey B D P - Katie / music video (2013)

B D P for short, is Brandon Drew Jordan Pierce, a New York City based rapper. He grew up primarily in sleepy Westchester, NY, moving to Durham, NC his freshmen year of high school. He's an ad man by day (at Sid Lee's New York Office), rapper by night and here he made a song to "Katie". Katie being the slang expression about the walk of shame that clubbing girls endure in the bright harsh light of the next day.

Copper Mountain Resort "Foam Party" (2013) :30 (USA)

If these are the people that visit Cooper Mountain, I think I'll pass.

Copper Mountain Colorado "Golf Triathlon (2013) :30 (USA)

How high is the altitude at Copper Mountain resort?

It seems like it's so high it makes people a bit loopy. And unable to act.

Copper Mountain Colorado "I like Action" (2013) :30 (USA)

To sell Copper Mountain resort, Wexley introduces us to a family that spend the first ten seconds of the spot talking about "coming"

Hey, you gotta sell ski resorts in summer somehow, right?

Did I mention this spot stars a family?

John McAfee - How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus - wtf? (2013)

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"How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus" a helpful (not) primer featuring John McAfee himself, and a few exotic dancers, a bunch of guns. Large boxes of "bath salts" snorted through silly straw and a lab coat clad computer expert reading the uninstall pages out loud. Just what on earth is going on here?

John Macafee rebranding? A new venture? A silly skit just for the hell of it? See more at whoismacafee.com

Interface "Net Effect" (2013) 2:30 (USA)

Ogilvy & Mather Chicago created a lovely   award show case study   campaign for Interface: the world's largest modular carpet manufacturer.

Interface didn't just want to highlight the fact that half the world's coral reefs are dead or dying. They wanted to do something about it. So they created awareness, but dumping 7,000 pounds of fishing nets on Chicago's Oak Street beach to show people how bad the problem really is.

Thankfully the solution is to encourage developing countries to gather up their used fishing nets and ship them to Interface so they can repurpose them into carpeting.

Fanta - Official sponsor of Fantasy / Princess sandcastle - (2013) Germany

Fanta Germany want to be known as the "Official sponsor of FANTAsy" ... with that FANTA-capped spelling. In this fantasyland - reminiscent of the happiness factory only in that it's also CGI - we have WWF wrestlers, princesses who hop out of their hoop skirts to fight, random T-rexes wandering about, and giant blue Pepsi-like robots attacking the castle. This all makes sense when you realize it's what the kids imaginations thought up as they were playing on the beach, they were probably on a level 1 liter soda bottle sugar high.

Red Robin - "Teenage Daughter" / Garden burger - (2013) :15 (USA)

"With 24 different burgers, Red Robin caters to a lot of different tastes. We even have a garden burger just in case your teenage daughter is going through a phase."

With a thumb hiding behind her open hand, but pointing to said teenager, and the actress herself whispering the delivery out of the side of her mouth the ancient joke that teenagers are temporarily vegetarian is shared with the hamburger-wanting target market.

Oreo daily twist - Oreo social media campaign case study - (2013)

Already a favorite for Cannes awards, the Oreo Daily twist campaign will be much copied in social media from now on. Setting out to prove that a 100-year old cookie is as relevant as it ever was Oreo left the argument about 'which is better the cookie or the stuffing' behind, and went straight for the twist.
Every day, they took a Oreo twist to what was happening in the world, in pop culture, in sports, in music, in media. Some were simple social media 'posters' if you will, starring the oreo-cooking with rainbow stuffing. Others were interactive banners, like when they celebrated 40 years of Pong. It's a modern take on the old topical press campaign, at internet-speeds. Once a day, a new twist. Bite-sized witty images easily shared over twitter, facebook and pinterest.

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