Google: Google Chrome Extensions
Advertising Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Kevin Roddy
Executive Creative Directors: Calle Sjoenell, Pelle Sjoenell
AD/CW: Maja Fernqvist
AD/CW: Joakim Saul
Head of Broadcast: Lisa Setten
Senior Producer: Melissa Bemis
Business Director: Ben Malbon
Acct. Manager: Rossa Hsieh
Production Company: 1st Avenue Machine
Director: Tim Brown
Co-Director: Aaron Duffy
DP: Zak Mulligan
Exec. Producer: Sam Penfield
Line Producer: Keely Gould
Editorial Company: Lost Planet
Editor: Charlie Johnson
Assistant Editor: Christopher Huth
Exec. Producer: Krystn Wagenberg
Producer: Meagen Carroll
Telecine: Company 3
Telecine Artist: Billy Gabor
Online Facility: Black Hole
Online Editor: Tim Farrell
VFX Company: Black Hole
Producer: Tim Vierling
Audio Facility: Plush
Audio Engineer: Rob Fielack
Music: Extensions
Music Supervisor: Sara Matarazzo, Anna Lasxurain & Stephanie Diaz-Matos
Title: (Do You Intend To Put An End To) A Sweet Beginning Like This
Artist: Fats Waller
Music: Translate
Music Supervisor: Sara Matarazzo, Anna Lasxurain & Stephanie Diaz-Matos
Title: Plastic Sunshine
Composed by: Steven Stern and Stuart Hart


13 Comments
lovely music
good ad
:::J:::
Great ad
Alexander Bickov - Freelance web designer | Twitter | Facebook | Creative ideas
Beautiful.
It is just too bad that this commercial isn’t as clever and groundbreaking as it would like you to think it is. Honda Cog, it ain't.
lovely
fun fun so much fun
life is a playground
lovely ad
What a beautiful little piece :)
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brandon
www.brandonknowlden.com
Nice execution for a demo ad. But the actual product is merely a late comer in the browser race. Maybe the advertising should focus on a unique selling point rather than just a unique way of telling you that Chrome does the same things as Firefox. 5 Stars for art direction.
Totally agree... Yet, if there's isn't really a USP that distinguishes Chrome from the other browsers, that's not the agency's poblem...
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really nice.
i think google already has a huge loyalist consumer base....they don't need to tell the usp of their new browser...they just need to spread awareness about their product, which, imho they did brilliantly....kudos to the agency
slow and boring actually