This television commercial introduces the ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking Group) Fraud Squad, a team of ANZ employees doing whatever it takes to help protect ANZ customers from online credit card fraud. In this ad the boss tests making an unauthorised internet purchase on a card, resulting in the card omitting helium gas (rather than poisonous gas).
After the jump you can see the other ad!
Posted by Sander Janssen on February 23, 2010 No comments yet
We’ve seen the visual of a piano keyboard passing along a couple of times, but yet again they managed to use it in a different and original way. In this case the piano makes more sense because they’ve linked it to a jazz festival. The slogan says: The best way to the Jazz Festival is on public transport.
BPAY View is a bill presentment service that enables customers to receive and view bills electronically in the secure environment of their Internet banking site. When seeing this video you’ll wonder what the link is with the services they offer. Understandable.
So we sorted it out for you:
There idea behind it is that BPAY is super quick. So instead of standing in a snail-paced queue at the post office, pay your bills instantly online with BPAY.
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on February 15, 2010 No comments yet
In Australia they made an impressive billboard for the Adelaide United Football Club to promote their night games. The site cleverly reinforced the night aspect of the game by having the player on the billboard appear to interact with the ‘moon’, which was attached above the poster with a pole, painted drank.
Company: Adelaide United Agency: JAM, Adelaide Country: Australia
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on January 13, 2010 1 comment
This advertisement made for International Fund for Animal Welfare, is an anti-whaling campaign that immediately seizes your attention. A stinking pile of bleeding “guts” was place two feet under the poster together with the slogan “Disgusting, isn’t it?”.
Posted by Sander Janssen on January 12, 2010 No comments yet
This is a really nice animation for ‘Knowledge’, a television show on BBC.
They claim you forget 80% of everything you learn each day. Did you remember more than 20% of these random facts?
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on January 7, 2010 No comments yet
To create this original bus stop advertisement must have taken an eternity. 7,563 dices were used to create this happy winning face for the Treasury Casino in Brisbane, Australia.
The ad’s tagline says, “Let the good times roll.”
Company: Conrad Treasury Agency: Junior Country: Australia
Posted by Bert Callens on January 1, 2010 1 comment
Have you ever had a wet dream? Well I can assure you, a dry dream is better..
Carlton Dry beer launched a new campaign called “Dry Dream”. Instead of dreaming of the most beautiful girls in the world three friends fantasize about crazy things they can’t realize in their real lives. Those of you who have even crazier ideas; you can submit them to the carltondrydreams.com website. Watch all three funny commercials after the break.
Posted by Rindert Dalstra on December 22, 2009 No comments yet
Toyota Australia used online social networks to promote their Yaris which is mainly sold to young women. The only problem was that it backfired after a competition-winning short film was criticized as sexist, incestuous and degrading. Toyota apologized for this controversial ad and placed it offline.
This campaign has been made in Australia for the new Honda Jazz.
It shows millions of ‘Mega Bloks’ flow in and out of the car, transforming into a dog, a huge wave, an octopus and so on.. Even though the car is just standing in a grey hall, the commercial is lively and attractive because of the nice animation.
I guess this is a computer animation, attempting to look like real hand-made stop motion video. I’ve searched the internet for a making of and didn’t find anything. But even though this is not ‘real’ it’s a nice commercial..
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