Stihl Viking: Neighbours, BBQ
Stop bothering your neighbours - The new and quieter battery-operated hedge trimmer.
Advertising Agency: Publicis Conseil, Paris, France
Creative Director: Olivier Altmann
Art Director: Mathieu Vinciguerra
Copywriter: Olivier Dermaux
Photographer: David Harriman
Published: April 2010
10 comments
Show one thing, say another? It happens in a lot of ads but I don't feel it works here - they don't really compliment eachother, it's more like they work against. Also, actually stabbing a guy with sjaslieks is a bit too much but could have done better on the photoshop.
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How are they saying one thing and showing another? They show what happened to people who were bothering their neighbors with a noisy hedge trimmer, and they say "stop bothering your neighbors." I think it works fine.
They show what they say but the idea is boring. Its not funny. The shots are nice.
I think it's a bit too dark, but it works for me.
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hmmmm. not hearing enough hate here. and I hate that.
If you look at the hedge he was cutting, it doesn't make sense that he was stabbed in the back. He would have been stabbed in the front. I'm just saying...
It seems that this ad belongs to France, If It it is true, Why they wrote the slogans and messages in English ? Does it mean that they create this ad from France for North America or Britain ?
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This series is so bad, bothering or killing?
The dead guy is the one who was bothering his neighbors. Hence the noisy hedge trimmer at his side.
too many visual.. but not bad.