Herbert Utz Verlag: Short story, 2

Herbert Utz Verlag: Short story, 2

The woman, the bath tub and the hair dryer
By Roger Dillinger
We are looking for the best short story. www.shortstory-comptetition.de

Agency: Jung von Matt, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Wolf Heumann
Creative Director: Ove Gley
Copywriter: Henning Patzner
Art Director: Matthias Schoelzig
Photographer: Jan Steinhilber
Via: ibelieveinadv

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picturejockey's picture

Hamburg in English?

English is the global languange since the WWII if you don't you know.

"if you dont you know" Mmmmm

Forgive me father for i have sinned.

Corona Raymaker's picture

...But with your help, I know, the devil won't win.

Ah, JvM again...
Yeah well, still one of the worst agencies in the world.

And this one in particular. First I thought it was supposed to be an ad for cars that's just trying to be alternative by not showing cars.

Vive La Aducation!

come on guys, agencies translate their non english ads for the juries.
how many jung von matt ads does it take to get it hammered in your heads?

Tell this for Mr. Wise guy above.

do most writers still use an archaic typewriter? i'm not convinced. however, i know it makes for a nicer image from an art direction point of view.

Oh, please... what were you expecting? An iMac monitor screen???

Beautiful visuals, mate.

BrandSurgeon

purplesimon's picture

I use an 'archaic' typewriter or a pen and pad for all my writing that isn't work. I know a lot of authors that do that. It feels like art.

It also gets the idea across much better than a computer screen ever could.

there is a delightful layer that is added when you use a typewriter, a more tactile relationship with the words. you have to be more patient and attentive to what you are putting down. i know writers, novelists, who will only work on a typewriter. not for fear of technology, but for love of the attention you have to pay to your words. there is no delete button.

absolutely great stuff

Very nice! Both art direction and idea

iam by Atilla :) short story it is :)

Brilliant. Way to let the headline's run the show on these.

good works.
but all of the short stories are about death.
i wonder why.

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"simple is the best."

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