I love creative advertising and LG Mobile have outdone themselves. The lead into the ad where you see Dave the cameraman and his camera rigging inventions sketched out and some he has made were hilarious but when Lizzy is introduced, it got interesting in a hurry. All the different uses for Lizzy and the new GallusCam or steady feather camera technology were fantastic, especially the little chicken noises you can hear at different parts of the ad.
Who needs a GoPro?
Robin Thicke is an American-Canadian musician who recently put out a very catchy song named Blurred Lines, which has been a massive success around the world and the official music videos (both censored & uncensored) have received over 200 million views on YouTube alone.
The content of the music video with either scantily clad (censored) or topless (uncensored) models dancing & prancing has unsurprisingly drawn criticism around different groups around the world.
As part of 40 comedy skits put together by Auckland University Law students for their annual Law Revue, one group of inspired students thought they’d do a feminist parody of Robin Thicke Blurred Lines, named Defined Lines. Since it is from a feminist point of view, the lyrics have been rewritten, reversed and the models are now scantily clad blokes. For those that are easily offended, the content and lyrics are a bit rude in places but it is really really well done – very creative!
Tui Brewery in New Zealand have just released a funny promotional video, where a bunch of friends swapped out the standard plumbing in a mates house and instead of water had ice cold beer in its place – though every tap in the house.
Classic.
This is so wonderfully creative I don’t know where to begin, nor do I want to know how many hours of recording different cuts and stitching the sound and video together like that took Tim Blais!
I love this photo of Dad taken in 1986 at our family home at 6 Evans Street in Chinchilla. I’m not sure what it is about the photo that I like so much, but in my mind it is quintessentially George.