GE: Crane

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NY-based Buzz mixed and co-sound designed the extraordinary sound in the new GE Olympics campaign out of BBDO, NY. All spots in the campaign mixed by Buzz's Mike Marinelli, "Dragon" uses the authentic sound of China to bolster the realism; Traktor directed the :60 Also included in the campaign is the witty :30 "Crane", directed by Arni & Kinski for a WHITELABEL product, LA

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Edward Bernays's picture

Cute, and the animations is on point!

pretty amazing

KLM swans anyone?

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LeeHarvey's picture

Haha, thanks for the link! Okay, let's all get back to work, forget the 'done, done, done' comments. We can all agree on that. NEXT!

Goblin's picture

very simple and very cool....

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NatalieM's picture

Love the way the crane peeks his head around the pack to check out the situation.

-Natalie
www.topolewski.net

Great way of saying they're green. Not the usual melodramatic bull. great ad, great idea, great animation.

" " - Junior Copywriter

More than one surprise in the ad. I love it.

Shanty Mathew's picture

This ad has so many beautiful moments: the opening takeoff, the queuing, the 'craning' crane, and of course the little turtles crossing. All adds up to a nice package indeed.

"Advertising sucks... ever so gently."

great take off!

mallorca's picture

yeah, those new GE planes really reduce emissions big time. they should build way more so we can breathe , and also make all the little turtles and birdies feel better. I hear they even have their wings go up and down, is that true?

You sound like a frustrated person dude....take a break

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