Advertising Agency: Supernormalvoice, Seoul, South Korea
Creatives: Swan Song, Saeyoung Kim, Wongi Ryu
Director: Kisam Kim

This is a vision of outrageous freedom from David La Chapelle. David chose to shoot on a beach in order to emphasis the sense of coming from the darkness into the light. From there every element that is coming out of the iconic ABSOLUT bottle-shaped closet contributes to that sense outrageousness and freedom. All the people are representative of the LGBT community and contribute emotionally to the sense of joy and celebration of the 30 year anniversary of ABSOLUT’s involvement with the community. Each element does not neccesarily “mean” something or “symbolize” something – each contributes to the whole. And each is very uniquely David – outrageous.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Chiat\Day, New York, USA
Chairman & Chief Creative Officer: Mark Figliulo
Creative Director: Sue Anderson
Creative Director / Art Director: Hoj Jomehri
Art Director: Brantley Barefoot
Copywriter: Jim Therkalsen

Here is the posting of this documentary by the French Sebastien Montaz-Rosset, author of the impressive video Skyliners in Paris . A film entitled “I Believe I Can Fly” around the exploration of climbing and gliding in the Verdon gorges to Norway.

A superb compilation of images depicting the new camera “Go Pro HD Hero 2.” With disciplines such as skiing, snowboarding, Basejump, scuba diving or the wingsuit. A period of 5 minutes on the soundtrack of The Glitch Mob (We Can make the world stop).

A short video entitled “Future Proof” with the performance of seven dancers from different styles, developing a very fluid choreography.  Led by director Nathan Drabsch, with two cameras shooting on RED Epic, all was produced by DMC Initiative for the conference 2011 A / NZ PromaxBDA.

Advertising Agency: Red Urban, Canada
Creative Director: Christina Yu
Writers: Matt Syberg-Olsen, Jon Taylor
Art Directors: Damian Simev, Liam Johnstone
Producers: Andrea Hull, Sam Benson

W+K and Carmelo Anthony launched the Jordan Melo M8 in an explosive way from Pier 54 in New York City last week. While rap star Nas performed for a crowd of 2,500 people, a three-storey-tall Melo projection appeared, that dribbled, dunked and walked — all on the Hudson River. A Melo stunt-double also rappelled into the river from a helicopter — and finally, Melo himself appeared on stage, encouraging participants to play games for a chance to win prizes.