Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Remember "Cry" from the 80's? This Canadian Real Estate Assoc. tv spot does

Remember Godley and Creme's "Cry" video?  Here's a refresher:

Crispin Porter + Bogusky in Toronto took some inspiration from it and created this video for the Canadian Real Estate Association. What do you think? Hit or a miss?
play="true" loop="false" quality="high" allowFullScreen="true" allowScriptAccess="always" flashVars="config=http://creativity-online.com/xml/config.player.php&p=21084" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer">


Agency:

Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Toronto

Client:

The Canadian Real Estate Association

Executive Creative Director:

Aaron Starkman

Art Director:

Mark Puchala

Copywriter:

Gerald Kugler

Agency Producer:

Alina Prussky

Production Company:

Industry Films

Director:

Brad Parker

Executive Producer:

Joan Bell

Producer:

Cindy Marshall

Line Producer:

Cindy Marshall

Director of Photography:

Tico Poulakakis

Post Production:

Asylum Visual Effects

Editorial Company:

Asylum Visual Effects

Editor:

Rob Trent

Music Company:

Elias Arts

Composer:

Johnathan Elias

Visual Effects Company:

Asylum Visual Effects

Lead Compositor:

Rob Trent

Compositor:

Miles Essmiller

Visual Effects Producer:

Ryan Meredith

Executive VFX Producer:

Michael Pardee

Cognitive Anthropologist:

JJ Sullivan

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Adobe says they love Apple?

Adobe proclaims their "love" for Apple and provides information about Flash. From their web page:


At Adobe, we believe that the open flow of creativity, ideas, and information should be limited only by the imagination. Innovation thrives when people are free to choose the technologies that enable them to openly express themselves and access information where and when they want. Everyone loses when technological barriers impede the exchange of ideas.
Openness is at Adobe's core. Our first technology was an open standard that liberated publishing from proprietary printing systems, and soon afterward our PDF technology eliminated barriers to sharing documents across platforms.

Adobe® Flash® technology enables the delivery of content to hundreds of millions of people, regardless of platform or browser. In 2009, in partnership with Google, Research In Motion, and dozens of other companies, we formed the Open Screen Project, a coalition committed to making web experiences seamlessly available on any mobile device.
We believe open markets that allow developers, publishers, and consumers to make their own choices about how they create, distribute, and access content are essential to progress. That's why we actively support technologies like HTML4, HTML5, CSS, and H.264, in addition to our own technologies.
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The complete story: http://www.adobe.com/choice/?sdid=GXRUY