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Mini: Rain

Mini: Rain
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Coming Soon. The New Mini Cabrio. Always Open.

Advertising Agency: Plantage, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Jason Schragger, Karl Dunn, Sandra Schilling
Art Directors: Janine Jales, Johannes Jost, Thorsten Berger
Copywriters: Martin Beswick, Benjamin Schwarz, Ralf Reinsberg
Photographer: Matt Hoyle
Published: January 2009

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Guest's picture

one of the oldest ideas on the book when it comes to convertible cars.

kgeiger's picture 5158 pencils

Agreed.

Rabubi's picture 419 pencils

These are really uninteresting.

WhiteSlip's picture 365 pencils

it is persuading not to buy mini cabrio.

Whatsamatta U's picture 34 pencils

open to wat?? sorry if its a dumb ques bt im unable to understand!

zero bata sanata

Guest's picture

what a problem this car.

i^m a junior copywriter and i have no job, probably, because the lobby (like this) ...

maybe people with a flaming hair always or smile because the wind, you now, the speed and wind....
something "good"it can work.

excuse mi inglsh.
soy chileno

thanks.

Dale's picture 376 pencils

Maybe I'm revealing a bit too much about my web browsing history but the headline and image is a bit of a cheap shot. Ha ha. See what I did there? Almost as lazy as the ad.

- The only thing more rare than a good ad is a good guest comment -

NastyJester's picture 746 pencils

Yeah, the image is taken straight from the cover of Throat Gaggers 4.

Guest's picture

comming soon? it looks as if its too late - someone came ... bukakke ruined my car

remotedt's picture 62 pencils

agreed,,, i think they spelled it wrong though ;)

Guest's picture

First idea fot this brief

Guest's picture

Simple idea. Well executed. works for me.

Rob Renzo's picture 14 pencils
10

Nice work. Always Open to what life throws at us. The rest of the campaign is good too.

Guest's picture
10

i really like it. the look in her eyes. it's a bit crazy. like all mini drivers secretly are.

MatMad's picture 30 pencils

straight forward. not much thinking needed to understand. get's your attention. means it works, no?

jeann's picture 107 pencils
25.5

it is actually not that bad.
despite the fact that they make the ad to be a slice of life - awful truth perhaps,
but i have to agree with MatMad, it did gets your attention. (:
in the aftermath, it will be up to how the audience wanna interpret or decipher the ad.

just write's picture 655 pencils

In this whole campaign i Have question.. that this car is open to WHAT??????? all the creatives are focused on mini... then y is the branding line "always open" it should hav been "MINI"...

the_capywriter's picture 2895 pencils
3

It's a cabrio.... you get it? 'open'
Anyone noticed these ads are 'open' as well: the border of the ad on top is missing. That's not a coincidence...

- adsactly! -

Guest's picture

they ok

Guest's picture

ahhhh c'mon. it's pretty. pretty shitty.

Guest's picture

really good work. it's simple. it's to the point. it looks good. you get it immediately.
unlike some of the other shit that gets posted on the site.

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