Orquesta Sinfónica de Antioquia: Gone With the Wind
Romanticism is not just as seen in the movies. Metropolitano Theater. Symphonic Orchestra of Antioquia.
Advertising Agency: TBWA, Medellín, Colombia
Creative Directors: Álvaro Gomez, Juan Felipe Puerta
Copywriter: Jose Luis Rueda
Art Directors: Daniel Marín, Mauricio Ramirez
Illustrator: Raúl Orozco
Published: March 2010
11 Comments
TBWA?
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When both media are old, the time difference between raises a gap. Especially when you "just" take an original shot from a movie...
Music is for romantics then, eh?
I don't see the idea here (if any).
lazy work. Everything has been narrowed down to ''gone with the wind.''
Nice analogy
I think this works ..the shot is attractive and will melt more hearts than we'd give it credit for ..and the single line copy sums it nicely too ..anything more complicated would have washed away the realness of the comparison .. like it!
I understand the reasoning of the copy but the visual doesn't reveal the difference the headline suggests.
Bad analogy. Forced. 5 minutes idea.
According to the target, goes to the point, I think...
See you at road...
I think the concept here is playing with the everyday meaning of "romanticism" (i.e. a thing for lovers, dreamers, etc) and the proper, historical movement of Romanticism, of which both Dvorak and Mendelssohn can be considered followers.
That being said, it's really not appealing
"FRANKLY MY DEAR...... I COULDN"T GIVE A DAMN"
nice art, so cute
like it
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