Pictures taken by: Jason DeFillippo.
I never liked ads which you must be on a certain position to get…and this is no exception, sorry
unless your in the exact same spot as the camera was this doesnt work at all, just like the second shot shows
I looked past the Red Cross message, although it didn’t bother me, the take-away that I got was how I might incorporate large format print into shapping a vision.
I would look for ways to incorporate it in shapping a vision during building or street renovations projects.
To me the creative display technique was very valuable.
While the Red Cross piece could be incorporated into an ad, I sense that they might have used it “on location” for foot traffic to view.
the general rule of thumb with outdoor is you only have but a split second to get the message across, so even if you pass by the truck, pass by the board and catch a fleeting glimpse of the chaos and the red cross logo, the ad works.
i think these boards are brilliant.
This is definitely one of the most clever campaigns so far. I would want to see the Red Cross logo a bit bigger tho…
Awesome Overall!
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Kevin Yao
Preface Media, Inc.
http://www.PrefaceMedia.com
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These scare-mongering tactics have accomplished one thing for me: I’ve decided to never give a nickel to the Red Cross. This sort of media stunt is just *wrong*.