Miss Evelyn
Description
Film advertisement created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, United States for Chevrolet, within the category: Automotive.
Co-Chairman / Creative Directors: Jeff Goodby, Rich Silverstein
Executive Creative Director: Hunter Hindman, Rick Condos
Copywriter: Alex Flint
Art Director: Dino Spadavecchia
Producers: Susan Crimley, TJ Kearney
Account Director: John Weber
Account Manager: Julie Evans
Production Company: Gorgeous / Anonymous
Executive Producers: Paul Rothwell, Jeff Baron
Producer: Rupert Smythe
DP: Alwin Kuchler
Production Designers: Greg Benge, Bill Coggon
Line Producer: Jude Vermuellen
Editorial Company: Rock Paper Scissors
Executive Producer: Cassie Hulen
Producer: Cristina Matracia
Editors: Kirk Baxter
Post Production / EFX Company: A52
VFX Supervisors: Patrick Murphy
Executive Producer: Jennifer Sofio Hall
VFX Producers: Megan Meloth, Daughn Good Ward
Telecine: Company 3
Colorist: Stefan Sonnenfeld
Sound Design Company: HenryBoy
Sound Designer: Bill Chesley
Final Mix Company: Margarita Mix
Hollywood Producer: Veneta Butler
Sound Mixer: Wouter Van Herwerden
Nice, it made my day...
Yes, my profile picture is my dog on my sister's bed, with a pillow and a blanket...
m e t a .
Nothing wrong with that, in itself, and naturally gorgeous to us lot, (personally I really do love it) just... do the audience really give a shit about hearing the creative team talk about selling product?
Self-reflexive advertising walks a thin line: I think this one's a masterclass in how to make ads about making ads, not sell cars.
The resource where the locutor narrates the commercial has already been used. But it's nice.
I agree with Curious Pencil. so i love it too.
bite me
lol, but unfortunately short-lived once the novelty gimmick wears off.
Too self directed. Who cares about creatives apart creatives themselves?
cute. The teacher.
ideas....30 minutes nahi toh free.
Regarding CuriousPencil's point about the inside joke of this advert, you could argue that with the popularity of advertising-themed shows such as Mad Men, the target audience would be in on the gags.
Good point. You could argue the sky green though, and it still would only apply to people who watched and liked MadMen, a big demographic gamble when you're talking about cars I would think.
Reminds me of some Kevin Bacon movie where he was an aspiring movie director and producers keep putting ridiculous things into the script.
But I liked it, it's fun to watch.
the gimmick has been used before a few times. I remember a great spot for a high speed internet company in Argentina that used it in a better way. I argue a better way because the gimmick was used for a low budget commercial. With so much money behind this one, maybe they could have done something else.
Here's a link to it, and sorry it's in spanish but couldn't find the english one. Same thing, a creative selling the idea:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3238n7lfF0
the dream of any copywriter! congrats to the CD who approved it!
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