Advertising Agency: SCHOLZ & FRIENDS, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Matthias Spaetgens, Oliver Handlos
Copywriters: Daniel Boedeker, Axel Tischer
Art Directors: David Fischer, Tabea Rauscher
Photographer: Hans Starck
Account Supervisors: Katrin Voss, Sascha Kruse
Advertiser's Supervisor: Stefan Kraft
Graphic Designers: Ferdinand Ulrich, Julia Hauch
Styling: Petra Hoefer/CISEL
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funny, i ran into one of these type of machines at a rest stop bathroom stall.
Ok, it was a great idea. Really, I love it. Very clever and very nice but...
Think something different now.
yep, you say it.
Ya había visto el recurso, tal vez fue de la misma marca.
De hecho, lo era...
im pretty sure these are for a different client,
2 or 3 years ago a recruitment client won lots of metal for an ambient piece just like these, except they did it on the side of an ATM and vending machines
someone will know the one im talking about
-SCRATCH 'N' SNIFF
Yep, I do.
Leslie
hey, thomas i know what you're talking about. for some reason, i think it was maybe a canadian agency who did it.
neil levy
It's the same guys, same campaign:
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambient/jobsintown_de_cash_machine
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambient/jobsintown_de_coffee_dispenser
http://adsoftheworld.com/media/ambient/jobsintown_de_photo_booth
It's listed under print, shouldn't it be ambient though?
Thanks Kris, a very nice campaign indeed, well executed too!
keeps on going strong.
I still like it. well done with a nice sense of humour.
great series, as always. the injured knee is a very, very nice touch. :)
Scholz and Friends loves to keep campaigns alive.
Check the Weru soundproof windows for example. Going for 4 years, I think.
Well, why shouldn't they? Strong ideas last long. Economist, Carlsberg, JD... you name it.
They should, but only to a point.
And it's a bit of stretch to this to the Economist campaign.
Well I think as long as the executions are really good there's no reason to stop really.
it s great idea but after fucking 3 or 4 years this idea sucks. just start thinking again. you can made it.
I loved this when I first saw it on the coffee machines and photo booths etc. But that was fucking ages ago. It's as boring as the Economist now.
We're going to need more lube.
hehehe :D GREAT :D
These are brilliant, but agree with above comments, this was done by them years ago... on with the new.
But this make's things briliant again:
http://www.avocada.de/2008/en/jobsintown/screensaver/
(click on preview)
Similar but opposite to the recent Monster commercials. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSXFUu_tCyA
Maybe it's just the business sector.
-Natalie
http://www.nataliemarion.com
same idea, same campaign, and it´s f... great you morons!!!
O.M.G. jobs in town - again and again.
The original idea was for mtv.
then scholz copy + paste it -
4 years ago and won awards with a obvious stolen idea.
but never to stop showing the same campaign in different
machines for years and years - is ridiculous.
its the same like showing the weru window campiagn for ten years
again and again.
This is branding mad professor, not solely for the award show.
Only in award show we can see a brand having
so many difference message/tone n manner/proposition in a year.
We all like awards wining/fresh/super funny ideas,
but never we should forget the true purpose of advertising.
Hope u have fun in "initiatives" artwork as well as real job.
criticize is way easier than create.
criticize is way easier than create. use more brain.
Awards shows preferably award something again.