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ELECTRONIC ARTS - BURNOUT REVENGE - INTERNATIONAL Project: Burnout Revenge Client: Ian McGregor, creative director, Electronic Arts Brief: Promote the anarchic style of EA's latest driving game Creative: agency: Wieden & Kennedy Amsterdam Writer: Luca Grelli Art: director: Luca Grelli Planner: Alex Barwick Media: agency: Varies by country Media: planner: Varies by country Production: company: Czar Director: Toon Aerts Editor: Adam Marshall Post-production: Joint/Amsterdam Audio: post-production: FC Walvisch Exposure: International TV
Anarchy rules in Wieden & Kennedy Amsterdam's debut work for Electronic Arts.
The TV spot, promoting EA's latest racing game, Burnout Revenge, takes its cue from the game's unconventional racing style. In a departure from classic racing games, where style and control count, Burnout Revenge players win points by causing as much mayhem as possible.
In the ad, two men antagonise each other with acts of vehicular vandalism, accompanied by Sink That Ship by the Kaiser Chiefs. When one man spells out 'Loser' on his opponent's car in mustard, the other driver retaliates by dumping rubbish on his rival's vehicle. The battle escalates into a showdown at the junkyard, where the guys grab each other's cars with cranes and smash them into wreckage.
CARLSBERG - CARLSBERG CHILL - CHINA Project: Carlsberg Chill Client: Carlsberg Brief: Highlight the effects of Carlsberg Chill lager Creative: agency: Fallon, Hong Kong Writer: Terence Leong Art director: James Lee Planner: Tamsin Davies Media agency: ZenithOptimedia China Media planner: Leslie Yao Production company: Lunar Films Director: Eric Coignoux Editor: Ken Yap Post-production: Mikros Audio post-production: Mikros Exposure: National TV
Carlsberg appeals to the frivolous side of Chinese youth culture in its Chinese launch campaign for Carlsberg Chill.
In the TV spot, which targets young urbanites, Fallon Hong Kong suggests that the premium light beer will bring out your wild side.