This is a teaser ad from BBH for a campaign that starts January 10th. The real spot is worth the wait. You can read about the digital Comic Book component that Razorfish is doing in Adweek.
This is a video of the changing room area where the brand surprised and delighted their customers with a unique experience. A nice tactic to get customers talking about your store experience.
Many long time readers will know that I'm a huge fan of dual screen viewing. I believe that broadcast drives social more than social drives broadcast. I'm exicted to see brands playing in this space. The only thing I would have changed was moving the experience from a website to a mobile experience if it happened in the U.S.
It's pretty much awesome. Proud of the Google Chrome team both at BBH and Creative Labs for making this. We now call the family iPad an "Angry Birds" machine.
Watch the spot a few times. You'll see different narratives if you focus on different things.
My friend Kevin Slavin was featured in the new iPad2 commercial as a TED speaker. I thought I would share it here.
We talk about the importance of people to have a personal connection or finger print on the social asset for it to be spreadable. I think that was true at the beginning (think Elf Yourself) but as we become more comfortable with social media and publishing to our network the average person is looking for other ways to stay interesting.
I was compelled to share the video because I knew the talent. I still had a personal connection to the content which made it sharable for me.