#publicis

[mellowyknox]

Renault "Human First: Inside and Out"

Agency. Publicis Conseil Paris

Production BIG Productions Director. RÉALITÉ Cinematographer: Monika Lenczewska Production Design: Pituka Fernandez Editor: Eric Jacquemin Colourist: Mathieu Caplanne

Year: 2023

[manuhigueras]

Revolution is a french thing.

Un hombre que escala una montaña gigantesca hecha de viejos coches Renault. La propia montaña representa lo que la marca (y más en general toda la industria del automóvil) solía ser: coches térmicos, contaminantes, sin materiales reciclados.

[paolalopezfeliu]

On n’a jamais autant guéri du cancer qu’aujourd’hui et pourtant quand on pense au cancer, on l’associe souvent à un combat perdu d’avance. Nous sommes très peu à connaitre les incroyables avancées réalisées aujourd’hui vers la guérison de cette maladie. Aujourd’hui on guérit 66 %1 des cancers  et la science a fait plus de progrès ces 10 dernières années que les 100 précédentes.

Pour sa campagne d’appel aux dons, Gustave Roussy, 1er centre français, européen et 4e mondial dans la lutte contre le cancer, souhaite mettre en avant cet incroyable et pourtant très réaliste espoir, avec ce fait peu connu du grand public.

[compellingselling]

Beautiful! Transcendent! Cryptic! 

This short film with a line and a logo at the end is breathtaking and engaging – inspiring, even.

But I don't particularly understand why Orange, a wireless provider, paid for this obviously lavish production.

"More room for trust"? Is “trust” what the planner said was the higher-order end benefit of network security? Is this about wireless network security? As a viewer who wasn't invited to the briefing I'm left in the dark a little. And does Orange's Web 3.0 offer more security than their competitors? “More room” for trust? How much more? Am I supposed to wait to be served the Instagram ad that has more details?

I shouldn't have to ask so many questions. Just a couple of more words at the end would likely solve it.

Great edit, sharp effects, cool music. Beautifully directed by Seb Edwards. Agency: Publicis Conseil

[d3vil3d3ggs]

if his tail was an exposed nerve ending would u pull

[salemsimss]

Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.

[thesirenwithnovoice]

Jerza in the manga:

Jerza in Mashima's twitter:

[searchsystem]

Plant / Publicis Groupe Benelux / United Nations (UN) – UN Water Conference / Pizza / Packaging / 2023

[julesnichols]

This is actually hilarious that the showrunner's definition of "not shock value, not frivolous, and emotionally resonant" are:

1. Zarah: was killed off towards the end of the first episode; an episode that established the relatively idyllic and peaceful life in New Eden, and her death was both a catalyst and unexpected. But not shock value? Not frivolous, when all it was was to fridge her so that Layton could have a storyline and Liana could have one mom and one dad instead of two moms and a dad? Sorry but I don't think it's even emotionally resonant given the whole fridging thing and also how anticlimactically the baby plot was resolved (and quite frankly Layton should've actually gone rogue, it would've been somewhat of a better plot)

2. Wilford: killed off the same episode he was revealed to be totally cold resistant. Barely did anything this season; given how wild his death was he probably should've been killed at the end of S3 instead of thrown into the wasteland because what was the point???? I don't even like this character and I'm mad on behalf of his fans his death was so goddamn stupid. How is him willingly smoking a poisoned blunt to spite Layton by killing himself before Layton can kill him not shock value (after seeing his cold resistance)? Or not frivolous, when he wasn't even really doing anything this season before he died? Or emotionally resonant?

In conclusion:

What did I just watch

[eelbergine]

Nike's Mutant Foot (2005) is a television and film commercial created by Publicis Mojo(Melbourne), and post-produced by The Mill (London), in August 2005. The brief specified a hybrid of the Nike Free Running shoe and a human foot.

The aim of the advertisement was to convey the feeling that running with these shoes is like running in bare feet. The advertisement is described by the post-production agency as follows: The Mill London [has] created what might be the "future of the foot" for the new Nike Free Running shoe commercial. Showing the potential evolution of the human foot, the spot shows us that in time, we may evolve into only having one big toe with more flexibility and possibly gills, so that our feet can\‘breathe’… This “organic thing” is living and breathing in a world surrounded by micro organisms reacting to its movements.

[mellowyknox]

Orange “Footballs”

Agency: Publicis Conseil Paris

Production: Stink Paris Director: Jones + Tino Cinematographer: Adolpho Veloso Editor: Edouard Mailaender

Year: 2022

[manuhigueras]

El Presidente de la junta de Publicis, Maurice Levy, es quien le graba con un smartphone de una manera un tanto torpe.

Tirando de humor y tratando de hacer un paralelismo con los influencers, Sadoun comienza su vídeo explicando que, gracias a la tecnología, ahora cualquiera puede ser creador de contenido con un simple smartphone. 

[chill-vibes-but-rainbow-panic]

It sucks to have AU scenarios/ideas and no where to put them, so I'll just start posting them randomly. Maybe make a lil series of it

Everything is fine and dandy between the Emerald Ring. Eventually, for whatever reason, Kilroy and Kincaid decided to spill the secret, and now everyone kinda has to deal with that.

One day, everyone goes out on a fun little trip, and the other Mr. Vernon packs some sandwiches for the occasion. He hands Kincaid a handy lunchbox of his own.

"Oh, I'm good! I usually don't get very hungry anyway, I might just have some of Kilroy's" "It's no issue, really. Plus, I put prosciutto on his, and I know you don't like that, so I made an extra one without."

With an "annoyed", defiant huff, he takes it. But the rough facade is useless, when he can't help but grin like an idiot. Because someone not only remembered him, but chose to embrace his differences and individuality

[compellingselling]

A smart, focused strategy leads to a fun ad campaign and clever media plan

I wish I could write that headline more often. It’s how it’s supposed to be with every advertising assignment. Somehow it rarely happens. But the planets aligned with this one.

The train through the Chunnel or an airplane might get you across the English Channel a little faster than P&O ferries, but are they really the better choice?

That simple notion is the jumping off place for a lot of fun ads. And it inspired a clever media plan to advertise in and around the train stations and airports where people will be using the competition. P&O has already lost those sales, but I think there’s a good chance these ads will make people on the trains and planes question their choices and consider the ferry next time.

Agency: Publicis Poke, London.

[electricpurrs]

heya my twitter is @/computerboyish if anyone wants to follow that too. im not moving im just so mad i feel gross to have tumblr as my only social media rn it shouldnt deserve that much. i want to post stuff somewhere that isnt here cause this place a dystopic wasteland at this point

[transfemmes]

Genuinely thank you to everyone sending me more actual proof Station was at Anime Boston but yeah for everyone's safety I don't feel comfortable posting them so far