Gotta fight, for the right, to write Copy!Ira Glass on Storytelling
Amen.
Nokia ripping off The xx?
It’s a trade secret. Creatives come up with a TV script, and are tasked with assigning the background music to go with it. In a perfect world, nice music gets recommended to the clients, and royalties are paid to the artists who in turn make more nice music.
But then reality hits. Clients are cheap. And they’d settle for manipulated versions of music pegs that the innocent Creatives [heh] send them.
A friendly tip — if you’re going to toggle with the music, do it on a pop song. God forbid you wrong any of the hipster staples, you will suffer a raging internet death. Them muzak blogs are ablaze. Watch your back, Nokia.
This campaign from Halifax’s outreach program for sex workers, Stepping Stone, is so awesome that I said YES out loud when I saw the poster downtown.
Spread this around. It’s a great program and should be supported.
Can I just tell you that I love this? It’s upsetting to me that people don’t think of sex workers as people. They are our mothers, our brothers, our friends.
(via pwnator)
this is an AT&T advertising campaign that was designed by Jose Estrada, a Mexican, who won a million dollars in an open competition organized by AT&T just using painted hands and a mobile phone. Quite amazing!!! Enjoy it!s
AUSTRALIA
BAHAMAS
BRAZIL
CANADA
CHINA (#1)
CHINA (#2)
COSTA RICA
EGYPT
ENGLAND
FRANCE
INDIA
ITALY
JAPAN (#1)
JAPAN (#2)
MEXICO (#1)
MEXICO (#2)
MOROCCO
NETHERLANDS
NORWAY
PARAGUAY
RUSSIA
SOUTH AFRICA
UNITED KINGDOM
(via ninyako)
My only contribution to this year’s Kidlat Awards — I wrote the writeup for that logo. Which won. YAY.
Pilar Dollano and I represented DM9 JaymeSyfu at the Young Kidlat competition in Boracay last week, May 1, 2011.
The brief was impossible : Convince the Catholic Church to become proRH bill supporters by any means possible.
This was our entry.
(We didn’t win but we’re happy with our work.)
Original artwork by the one and only Dee Taar! :D
(via deedoidee)
