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Description
Film advertisement created by rp&, United States for Acura, within the category: Automotive.
RPA Chief Creative Officer: David Smith
Creative Director: John Hage
Head of Art: Phillip Squier
Sr. Art Director: Eric Goldstein
Sr. Copywriter: John Guynn
Executive Producer: Jack Epsteen
Creatives: Perrin Anderson, Laura Hauseman, Sean Vij, Jon Willard
Production Company: Biscuit Filmworks
Director: Noam Murro
DP: Toby Irwin
Executive Producer: Shawn Lacy, Colleen O’Donnell
Line Producer: Jay Veal
Editorial Company: The Whitehouse
Editor: Stewart Reeves
VFX Company: Animal Logic
Sound Design: Mit Out Sound
Sound Designer: Ren Klyce
Music: Robot Repair
Composer: Michael Schanzlin
another example of creative simplicity and excellent production without frills
The art direction throughout the Acura campaign is perfect, holding all the various bits of work together as a coherent whole that manages to look simple without ever being underwhelming.
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Great art, good way to show the concept.
Excellent campaign, really focused, it denotes hard work and commitment, and that really can be seen in the outcome. Congratulations to all the team, great work!
.: look for the green giant on the label :.
im not sure if this car ONLY has this ability to absorb the shocks, most modern cars have this technology now, for me as a viewer it opens my eyes to look for the same technology in other cars, at least for cheaper ones " this can be the thought of a normal viewer whose not in the advertising industry"
| everartz |
RPA creatives are letting us know they can run like Gayle Sayers with this idea all day. this art & copy team can talk about the importance of every single bolt holding one of these Acura vehicles together.
Nice
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I like the Gallery feel of these ads....makes even the crash test look original
I actually find myself liking this Acura advert. Nice work.
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