guardian.co.uk - 11/4/2009
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Epic ad telling public to 'Bring it to life' moves away from drinks firm's famous 'Good things come to those who wait' line Guinness is to launch its new marketing strategy tonight with a TV campaign that breaks from its "Good things come to those who wait" strapline after a decade. The TV ad, called "World", focuses on how the famous stout looks like it comes alive when a pint is poured. Guinness's epic ad was shot in locations including New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and the UK. It features a ...
adweek.blogs.com - 11/4/2009
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AMV BBDO didn't take many short cuts for
this new Guinness ad (video below), called "World," which...
breaks today in the U.K. According to the Guardian , they shot in four countries (New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and the U.K.); took three months to ...
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Guinness plays God in its latest lavish spot
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... AMV BBDO didn't take many short cuts for this new Guinness ad (video below), called "World," which breaks today in the U.K. According to the Guardian, they shot in four countries (New Zealand, Canada, Fiji and the U.K.); took three months to build the set for the underwater scene; got army assistance to film the grass-hauling shots at an old bombing range; and hired the set designer from the third Lord of the Rings film to pull it all together. Was it worth it? The ad shows a bunch of men bringing a new world into existence. The connection to ...
Where Have All the Great Big-Budget Commercials Gone?
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... With the low price tag on production equipment and the ease in which things can be shot and shat out these days, we rarely see them anymore. Thankfully, AMV BBDO have just released this epic piece for Guinness. Get the details on just how much went into it on Guardian.co.uk. And see it next at every worthwhile award show, worldwide. ...
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This ad would have been even stronger if the type on the bottom was nicer, and if they keys had been removed. I would have also liked to have seen the visual a bit darker.
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attitude.adforum.com 30 days ago — Resurrection…Visually stunning and human ingenuity at its finest.
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However you may believe the world was created, please allow Johnny Green , Knucklehead, and the Mill to show your their side of the story.
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