The worlds most popular ex SAS, adventure loving Old Etonian Bear Grylls uses his documentary skills in the above advertisement for Degree deodorant for men. I hear after the last shot in this ad that the wolves came around the… Continue Reading
Was sent this from one of the creatives here at Ogilvy Cape Town and thought I would share it. It’s a film of an outdoor promo they did near the end of last year for a bit of fun for… Continue Reading
Great parody of a case study video by Toronto based agency John St. Love the creative use of a truly through the line campaign. Lesson learned, its not rocket science.
Hope everyone had a stunning Christmas. Just thought I would share this festive clip from one of the brands that has done consistently great campaigns this year, namely T-Mobile. This time they have teamed up with the Hoff to sing… Continue Reading
Stunning infographic by sat nav makers iGO and their agency Benedict & Helfer, Hungary. I especially love the way they worked out Santa has 0.0005 seconds to visit each house.
Just received the above fun video showing what the birth of Jesus could have been like if re-enacted in a digital world. Thanks to Victoria Hutchinson from Ogilvy labs for the heads up.
Great print campaign by Jamshop, Adelaide, for Repromed, Australia’s largest infertility clinic. Basically as you can see from the above pic (click to zoom in) they stuck certain pages of men’s mag FHM together with a loose sticky glue. When… Continue Reading
Great campaign by Colenso BBDO, Auckland for Pedigree Omega 3 Dog Food. If you click on any of the images for a larger view you will see each ones shows a flow chart of how a dogs mind works.
Ogilvy How To Friday: Rich Mulholland from Ogilvy Cape Town on Vimeo. This week will mark my first month at Ogilvy Cape Town, so far so great. One of the initiatives I have started is Called How To Fridays. How… Continue Reading
T-Mobile and Saatchi & Saatchi London are yet again entertaining people arriving back from holidays at the airport , this time guerrilla marketing style at Gatwick. T-Mobile hired Merton, the piano improv guy, to give passengers their own personal welcome… Continue Reading