0 to 60 in 4.1 seconds
Mustang GT 500
Advertising Agency: Zubi Advertising, Miami, USA
Executive Creative Director: Andres Ordoñez
Creative Director: Ivan Calle
Art Director: Francisco Losada
Copywriter: Jonathan Jauregui
Photographer: Mauricio Candela
Production company: The Blur Office
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awesome photo and concept too :)
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whats the idea?will some one explain....
0-60 not only refers to acceleration, but also back to the good old days when muscle cars where born.
to the 60's? sorry but dont see the connection plus the photoshop work sucks.
Bad PS in the three layouts...
In this instance, the visual difference between the residences (apartments) and destination (post office) isn't noticeable enough to convey the 0 to 60 in 4.1 seconds idea.
Ballsy to omit a photo of the product yet too obscure for most to understand
goooooood idea... nice..
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Already done in Ecuador for a satellite tv service client.
Good idea. Bad retouch.
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can anybody explain to me.. why post office if you can deliver the package or message faster by 0-60 in 4.1 seconds?
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the idea is good but not actually well presented ,could have been presented in some other manner u cannot get the idea within 1 sight .you have to think over & over again, may be then only people can understand otherwise difficult to understand, specially for the common people who are going to see this ads & would be opting for it.
vinisha
Déjà vu...
Sorry, not clear!
It reminds me all Fedex campaign concepts.
Done, Done, Done. Bad Execution