John Billing and Olof Gudmundson’s contribution to Mofilm Tribeca 2010 ad contest is an advert for none other than, Nokia.
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These videos are displayed on mobile, online, social networks and traditional marketing channels
The video has a range of Nokia handsets, some classic, some current.
CHECK out the first Nokia that makes an appearance. That alone = WIN.
The subject is about Nokia making certain ‘impossible’ things happen.
I really like this video, especially that rather inspirational music (by Dreamix, Mattias Thunell) specially composed for the video.
The video above took 4th place for the Nokia category. I can’t find the other videos on youtube but they are available directly from mofilm:
5TH PLACE: CONNECTED PEOPLE “PARTY”
4TH PLACE: NOKIA”MAKING THE IMPOSSIBLE HAPPEN”
3RD PLACE. ONE MINUTE FILM SCHOOL
This one’s really clever. Remember the Sixth Sense project where hands are used instead of physical phones? (e.g. make a frame box with your hand to snap a picture)
1ST PLACE: HOW TO MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION – part one
This one I guess is a comedy. The punchline is that “it’s not the technology, it’s what you do with it
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Hopefully Nokia will churn out some pretty awesome, memorable viral ads this year. Hasn’t really been one for quite a while now.
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Look at this this page it is great, a lot like online social networks
the guy drinking the pepsi is a coke guy and the other guy recording is a pepsi guy so he wants a vid of the coke guy drinkiing pepsi…
youtube crown?? Lady Gaga
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