Gold's Gym: Truck
Advertising Agency: TAXI, Calgary, Canada
Creative Director: Trent Burton
Art Director: Kelsey Horne
Copywriter: Nick Asik
Photographer: Justen Lacoursiere
Retouching: Robert Blevins, Alex Chung
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19 Comments
The idea is good. But can this be called and Ad? No way to respond or know where the gym is.
~~this paranoid survived!~~
It's Gold's Gym, you gotta know it.
Agree, everyone knows a Gold's Gym in his neighbourhood.
The ad is okay.
You may not remember those times. Back then companies used to buy ads just for image reasons. Yeah, the good old times...
Is this not a bit first thoughtish? Still, the visuals are eye catching.
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photography is nice. idea is VERY first level. what an opportunity though... great brand.
try again.
the ad is 40 years old
visuals are so good but I think concept is so linear that, I´m sorry, SUCKS
Amazing how he was able to hidden behind his legs the lifting-jack.
This poster much better and more realistic
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Much better than the sofa. Like this a bit =]
good job.
Such mediocrity.. that cant be Taxi...!!
Cool simple Ad!
Wow amazing shot.
this is the most generic Gym ad ever!!! You could slap any logo on that. I have worked on Golds in the US and trust me they don't market themselves that way.
Brilliant ! tits new idea, and amazing, i like it so much ! i wanna join you at this gym ! can i ? :)
impossible is nothing !
I like this one better than sofa. Nice series
I like this one much better than the couch one.
Any mechanic or most men, knows that the rear axle would drop way down, So It's not even realistic!