NBA: Tow Truck
Advertising Agency: Bromley Communications, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Creative Director: Benjamin Jara
Copywriters: JonErick Jaimes, Andrés Pedraza
Director: Pipe Ybarra
Production House: Whiskey Films
Published: October 2010
Advertising Agency: Bromley Communications, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Creative Director: Benjamin Jara
Copywriters: JonErick Jaimes, Andrés Pedraza
Director: Pipe Ybarra
Production House: Whiskey Films
Published: October 2010
8 comments
Good concept, and well directed.
I didn't get it.
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you didn't get it? ahahah
hilarious!
this one worked even better than the other one - the other one (kiss), the guy's reticence could've been miscontrued as him just being reserved, as men sometimes can be - and for some reason, i found myself focused on the girl, not so much the guy, when it should be the guy.
this one, the mechanic was just so full of it, haha, and so deliberately aggravating... a normal guy would have retaliated either with physical or verbal violence, not these too - but you can see the tension develop, and then that tension built, and built... until the punchline was delivered. which made for an interesting story, which made for a interesting ad.
the other one lacked tension build-up.
Quite surprising coz something very similar has been done in India for a sports channel. This campaign was for a cricket series between India and Australia. And they did it just two months before this campaign came out. check out the links...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6wxZZfa-j4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhD08VDho6s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rJJ5sA4egE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoYvQct_zK8
what does "Jaagte Raho" mean?
"Jaagte Raho" is a caution call from a night watchman...literal translation, "Keep Awake". They usually scream on the streets of India.
thanks!