Prezentace pro soutěž mladých kreativců z reklamních agentur Young Lions 2012, se kterou jsme se s Lukášem Krčilem umístili na 4.-7. místě v konkurenci 22 agentur. Od zadání briefu po odevzdání kampaně jsme měli 24 hodin.
2012 Big in Boston ݺߣshowbigsister12This document discusses sponsorship opportunities for impressionist artists and community artists. It mentions "Impressionist Sponsor" multiple times as well as "Community Artist Sponsors" several times, suggesting these are different types of sponsorship programs available to support artists through financial donations.
Costume ideastonym17The two hip hop artists will wear coordinated costumes that reflect their masculine, troublesome, and cool personalities. Their dark colors and shiny white elements will highlight their genre while making an impact and changing perceptions. They aim to leave a lasting impression on the hip hop scene. While matching in some ways, their costumes will also emphasize their individual styles and uniqueness. They will wear distinctive high top sneakers to stand out from other artists and portray wealth, confidence, and power. Accessories like jeans, gold watches, caps and coats will complete their modern and fun look adding "swag" to their image as a band.
Ben howardabbeycoleman12Ben Howard is the main character portrayed in the magazine advertisement. He is known for his passionate music focused on love and nature. The image shows Ben swimming alone in the sea, suggesting he is a solitary artist who prefers to work alone. Various shades of blue are used throughout the advertisement to represent Howard's music and ideals of communication and self-expression. The bright blue at the top could symbolize Howard's bright future, while the darker blue sea represents mystery. Typography on the advertisement is simple and bold, matching Howard's image as an indie artist.
Black u03a2 edim508 powerpoint presentation neighborhoods and communities in...debrahb1123This slideshow provides a summary of key vocabulary terms for second grade students related to neighborhoods and communities from the literature "Around Town: Neighborhood and Community". The presentation is meant to be shown in parts by the teacher to introduce the vocabulary before reading the story "Chinatown". It defines neighborhoods and communities and describes what city life and Chinatown might include, such as transportation, buildings, and Chinese New Year celebrations.
Evaluation Question one Sarah DadeThe document discusses various conventions used in music videos and how the author's music video project adheres to or challenges some of these conventions. Specifically, it mentions that the author's music video has a literal relationship between lyrics and visuals by displaying the song lyrics on screen. This replaces the need for lip syncing and links the sound and visuals together. It also discusses using an enigmatic female singer who is never shown to attract male audiences and give her ethnicity and age an open interpretation. Voyeurism and creating an idealized reality are also mentioned as common conventions used to attract male audiences.
EPC Mural Art PresentationPeishann97This document provides information about a mural art presentation by a group of students. It discusses different murals created by international artist Ernest Zacharevic in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. The murals depict scenes of everyday life and use props to create three-dimensional representations. Examples of murals discussed include "Little Children on a Bicycle" and "Reaching Up". The document also mentions other mural art installations in the area including "Bumiku", made entirely from recycled plastic materials, and the DI Papan Sembilan art studio which brings together adult and children's art.
TreatmentGeorgiaWilsonThis document provides a treatment for an ambient music video by alt-J featuring a remix of their song "Matilda" by Johnson Somerset. The target audience is fans of ambient music. The goal is to create music videos for ambient songs to introduce the genre to mainstream audiences. The video will feature natural and urban landscapes shot in a documentary style without props. It will start with natural beauty and gradually incorporate man-made structures to convey harmony between nature and humanity. Effects like timelapse, slow motion, and film grain will be used to build a sense of awe and appreciation for the world. The style will be serious to inspire viewers and induce a sense of wonder through a surreal yet realistic atmosphere.
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Young Lions Competitions Ukraine 2014: CYBER (Finalist #3)Kyiv Academy of Media ArtsКоманда: Полина Плященко (арт-директор) и Евгения Дзюбенко (копирайтер) / Ogilvy Group Ukraine
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Violence against woment presentation (cannes)koraykircaogluThis document outlines a campaign to address digital violence against women by using misleading online content to capture potential perpetrators. The campaign would create trap content designed to attract people with harmful intentions. When users engage with the fake applications or platforms, they would be publicly warned about their behavior while the victims are also notified. Both parties would then be directed to educational campaign materials with the goal of reducing such abusive behavior through awareness and shame. The campaign aims to organically reach both perpetrators and victims to address this issue.
Cyber Team 12 - Project Presentation Dijle OzdemirThe team proposes a campaign called "Change Your Violent Words" that will automatically replace violent words used on social media and other digital platforms with positive alternatives. The campaign aims to raise awareness of cyber violence against women by intervening when people use harmful language online. It will swap out violent words for beautiful or nonviolent ones across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google searches, and device autocorrect functions. The goal is to confront both perpetrators of online abuse and unaware users, and ultimately change attitudes by altering the language that is commonly used.
Young Lions Competitions Ukraine 2014: CYBER (Finalist #4)Kyiv Academy of Media ArtsКоманда: Елизавета Сигорская (Peppermint Interactive, Creative Director) и Данила Торбовский (Publicis Visage, копирайтер)
Cannes Young Lions - Final Presentation - Paul Den & Kristine BallenskyPaul DenThe document proposes a strategy to raise awareness and donations for the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI) by leveraging parental reactions to prevent child hurt. The insight is that parents would do anything to prevent their child from hurting again. The strategy is to own this moment of parental reaction to highlight the importance of prevention. The challenge is how to make preventative care a priority. The big idea is to create "Happy Healthy Band-Aids" branded with MCRI that would be widely distributed, generating impressions and potential ongoing donors to fund preventative research.
Tom Hardy LiveTheRomansThe document proposes a bold marketing campaign for the British Heart Foundation involving faking the sudden cardiac arrest of actor Tom Hardy during a live interview. The interview would go viral on news sites and social media. An hour later, Tom Hardy would reveal he was acting to raise awareness about sudden heart disease and the need for donations to fund research. The proposal claims this stunt could generate significant publicity and donations for the organization.
Cannes Cyber Lions 2011 — Winners and TrendsJakob KahlenCannes Cyber Lions Winners and Trends 2011 presented at the Best Internet Conference 2011 in Tallinn Estonia by Cannes Cyber Lions jurymember and Creative Director Jakob Kahlen of Hello Monday.
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1) Tinder - Fake profiles with hooded men will match with women and message them a link to a Periscope video about staying safe from online strangers.
2) Periscope - A video will depict a hooded man speaking creepily and then revealing a message to join the Neighborhoodie Project and spread the word by wearing a white hoodie.
3) Twitter - People will post pictures of themselves in white hoodies and retweet the Periscope link to spread the message that cyberstalkers cannot prevail when communities gather to protect each other. The goal is to
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ABRACADABRA fest 2009 Moscow_english vers.GoodKarma.meWe establish the place for media-art and creativity development, using the unique space called ‘The Big Wine Storehouse’ at the ‘Winzavod’ art-complex
With the support of scientific, social and cultural organizations we unite youth making it possible for them to implement their projects and develop new ones
We form the interactive environment combining academic art, pop culture and experimental tech
Grant application projectphiladelphiepThis grant application proposes hosting a music festival in Newcastle, Australia to celebrate local culture. The festival aims to bring music to people in various public settings rather than requiring people to travel to concerts. Performances would be held in shopping centers and universities to interact with diverse audiences. This allows people to define their musical identities and promotes local musicians. The advantages include creating a sense of community as people share musical tastes. Workshops and artist interviews would further educate people and foster connections between musicians. The goal is to explore Newcastle's musical genres and identities while bringing generations together through the universal language of music.
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Developing Music
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Paper by Peter Spellman recommended by Gerd Leonhard.
About the author:
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1) Frieze Art Fair is an annual exhibition festival in October that introduces artist work and allows galleries to discover artists, including projects, talks, and films. The target audience includes those interested in art.
2) The Spain Tomato Festival celebrates tomatoes with music, parades, dancing, and fireworks. The target audience is men and women aged 21+.
3) The International Dance Festival in Birmingham promotes international artistic exchange and diversity, including performances, community events, and projects. The target audience is men and women aged 18+.
4) The Taste of Christmas food festival allows chefs to showcase signature dishes and for people to sample 40
Musicians' reasons for sl performanceArts CubedMusicians give several reasons for performing virtual concerts in Second Life:
1. To make money, though payments are much smaller than in real life concerts. Some musicians earn $5000 Linden dollars (about $20 USD) for a one hour concert.
2. To use downtime and rehearsal time productively and earn supplemental income. Virtual concerts allow testing new material.
3. To develop new material and prepare for real life performances by having a live audience provide feedback. Students at a Swiss conservatory use virtual concerts before exams.
Young Lions Competitions Ukraine 2014: CYBER (Finalist #3)Kyiv Academy of Media ArtsКоманда: Полина Плященко (арт-директор) и Евгения Дзюбенко (копирайтер) / Ogilvy Group Ukraine
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Cyber Team 12 - Project Presentation Dijle OzdemirThe team proposes a campaign called "Change Your Violent Words" that will automatically replace violent words used on social media and other digital platforms with positive alternatives. The campaign aims to raise awareness of cyber violence against women by intervening when people use harmful language online. It will swap out violent words for beautiful or nonviolent ones across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google searches, and device autocorrect functions. The goal is to confront both perpetrators of online abuse and unaware users, and ultimately change attitudes by altering the language that is commonly used.
Young Lions Competitions Ukraine 2014: CYBER (Finalist #4)Kyiv Academy of Media ArtsКоманда: Елизавета Сигорская (Peppermint Interactive, Creative Director) и Данила Торбовский (Publicis Visage, копирайтер)
Cannes Young Lions - Final Presentation - Paul Den & Kristine BallenskyPaul DenThe document proposes a strategy to raise awareness and donations for the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI) by leveraging parental reactions to prevent child hurt. The insight is that parents would do anything to prevent their child from hurting again. The strategy is to own this moment of parental reaction to highlight the importance of prevention. The challenge is how to make preventative care a priority. The big idea is to create "Happy Healthy Band-Aids" branded with MCRI that would be widely distributed, generating impressions and potential ongoing donors to fund preventative research.
Tom Hardy LiveTheRomansThe document proposes a bold marketing campaign for the British Heart Foundation involving faking the sudden cardiac arrest of actor Tom Hardy during a live interview. The interview would go viral on news sites and social media. An hour later, Tom Hardy would reveal he was acting to raise awareness about sudden heart disease and the need for donations to fund research. The proposal claims this stunt could generate significant publicity and donations for the organization.
Cannes Cyber Lions 2011 — Winners and TrendsJakob KahlenCannes Cyber Lions Winners and Trends 2011 presented at the Best Internet Conference 2011 in Tallinn Estonia by Cannes Cyber Lions jurymember and Creative Director Jakob Kahlen of Hello Monday.
Cannes Young Lions 2015 Merve KurtulusThis campaign aims to raise awareness about cyberstalking. It will use three social media platforms:
1) Tinder - Fake profiles with hooded men will match with women and message them a link to a Periscope video about staying safe from online strangers.
2) Periscope - A video will depict a hooded man speaking creepily and then revealing a message to join the Neighborhoodie Project and spread the word by wearing a white hoodie.
3) Twitter - People will post pictures of themselves in white hoodies and retweet the Periscope link to spread the message that cyberstalkers cannot prevail when communities gather to protect each other. The goal is to
Day one fans ifp minLaChelle WThis document provides information about the podcast "Day One Fans" hosted by LaChelle Chrysanne. The podcast aims to empower marginalized creatives by interviewing BIPOC artists, entertainers, and creators about their work and experiences. It discusses challenges faced by underrepresented groups and inspires BIPOC creatives. The podcast is on hiatus due to the pandemic but hopes to gain more visibility and engagement in the future through live events and discussions.
Ws6.2.1abigail270595The document summarizes the types of activities and entertainment that could be included at a proposed music festival called "Central Fest". It lists several artist groups and descriptions of their acts, along with reasons for their inclusion. Acts proposed include a dance group, sports activities run by PE teachers, a media exhibition, a bouncy castle, nail painting and henna designs, multicultural food, arts and crafts, and musical performances. The document argues these various acts would appeal to people of all ages and attract a diverse range of attendees to the festival.
ABRACADABRA fest 2009 Moscow_english vers.GoodKarma.meWe establish the place for media-art and creativity development, using the unique space called ‘The Big Wine Storehouse’ at the ‘Winzavod’ art-complex
With the support of scientific, social and cultural organizations we unite youth making it possible for them to implement their projects and develop new ones
We form the interactive environment combining academic art, pop culture and experimental tech
Grant application projectphiladelphiepThis grant application proposes hosting a music festival in Newcastle, Australia to celebrate local culture. The festival aims to bring music to people in various public settings rather than requiring people to travel to concerts. Performances would be held in shopping centers and universities to interact with diverse audiences. This allows people to define their musical identities and promotes local musicians. The advantages include creating a sense of community as people share musical tastes. Workshops and artist interviews would further educate people and foster connections between musicians. The goal is to explore Newcastle's musical genres and identities while bringing generations together through the universal language of music.
Classical Music In Second LifeArts CubedThis document discusses virtual classical music concerts that have taken place in the virtual world Second Life. It describes how the concerts work technically, with performers streaming live audio while representing themselves with avatars. It notes that the Sinfonia Leeds orchestra successfully presented a virtual concert with relatively low costs. The document discusses why presenting classical music in Second Life can help with audience development, education, professional development, networking, and promotion. It describes the variety of musicians who perform virtually and their motivations, which include reaching new audiences and maintaining performance skills.
DMSC Overview 15 feb 2011Matthew McIverAn overview of the Des Moines Social Club. To have been used for a talk with the West Des Moines Rotary, but I didn't have the right adaptor for my macbook.
Lab-ad_summary_Antonin KoppLAB is a small creative agency led by Tony Kopp. It offers advertising, design, and web communication services with a staff of 5 including an account manager, two graphic designers, a copywriter, and Tony Kopp. The agency has both direct clients and also works with advertising agencies. The main principle is finding a media-neutral idea that can be adapted to different media and aims to actively engage consumers through interactive content in order to build an active relationship with brands.
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Developing Music
Careers in Uncertain Times
A Psycho-Spiritual-Musical Manifesto
Paper by Peter Spellman recommended by Gerd Leonhard.
About the author:
6 1-1investigatingfestivals-101228080915-phpapp01AbisolaCmThe document discusses festivals, providing examples of four different types:
1) Frieze Art Fair is an annual exhibition festival in October that introduces artist work and allows galleries to discover artists, including projects, talks, and films. The target audience includes those interested in art.
2) The Spain Tomato Festival celebrates tomatoes with music, parades, dancing, and fireworks. The target audience is men and women aged 21+.
3) The International Dance Festival in Birmingham promotes international artistic exchange and diversity, including performances, community events, and projects. The target audience is men and women aged 18+.
4) The Taste of Christmas food festival allows chefs to showcase signature dishes and for people to sample 40
Musicians' reasons for sl performanceArts CubedMusicians give several reasons for performing virtual concerts in Second Life:
1. To make money, though payments are much smaller than in real life concerts. Some musicians earn $5000 Linden dollars (about $20 USD) for a one hour concert.
2. To use downtime and rehearsal time productively and earn supplemental income. Virtual concerts allow testing new material.
3. To develop new material and prepare for real life performances by having a live audience provide feedback. Students at a Swiss conservatory use virtual concerts before exams.
Ian David Moss - TEDxMichiganAveIan David MossThe document discusses arguments for subsidizing the arts. It notes that subsidies are needed to support cool artistic works that the commercial marketplace would not otherwise fund and to provide access to the arts for people who could not otherwise afford it. The document contrasts commercial and artistic marketplaces and how experts like artistic directors, curators and critics play a role in the artistic marketplace by providing artists with respect, attention and sometimes money. It proposes a model of "guided crowdsourcing" where citizen curators help determine which artists receive philanthropic funds rather than relying solely on grant panels and program officers.
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- S: "She drinked the water." T: "The past tense of 'drink' sounds a bit different."
- S: "I eated the food." T: "How do we normally make verbs past tense in English?"
- S: "I have three years." T: "We don't usually use 'have' with ages, we use..."
- S: "Biggest is her." T: "The word order seems a bit off, can you rearrange it?"
- S: "They
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2) The program offers artists a social website, e-magazine, music competitions, compilation albums, concert roadshows, and opportunities to have their songs featured as ringback tones, through which they can promote their music and interact with fans.
3) SpeedyTrek leverages Telkom's large user base to introduce independent artists to new audiences and help uncover hidden creative talent in Indonesia.
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Twenty sevenArtWaveThe document summarizes Magda Nowacka's upcoming solo photography exhibition titled "Twenty Seven" at the Centre for Creative Practices in Dublin from September 30th to October 7th, 2010. The exhibition will feature 27 of Magda's favorite photos to coincide with her 27th birthday, including landscapes taken with various techniques. The document also provides background on Magda and her previous exhibitions, reviews of her work, and details about the venue and ArtWave's future goals in promoting diverse art.
6.1.1 investigating festivalsAbisolaCmThe document discusses festivals and provides examples of different types of festivals. It includes a table for students to investigate festivals by noting their name, type, artistic policy or aims, programming content, and target audience. Examples of festivals listed in the table are the Frieze Art Fair, Spain Tomato Festival, International Dance Festival Birmingham, Taste of Christmas festival, and V Festival. The document aims to help students analyze and compare different festivals.
6.1.1 investigating festivalsAbisolaCmThe document discusses festivals and provides examples of different types of festivals. It includes a table for students to investigate festivals by noting their name, type, artistic policy or aims, programming content, and target audience. Examples of festivals listed in the table are the Frieze Art Fair, Spain Tomato Festival, International Dance Festival Birmingham, Taste of Christmas festival, and V Festival. The document aims to help students analyze and compare different festivals.
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Soutěž mladých kreativců Young Lions 2012 - soutěžní prezentace
1. Let’s
get
our
colleague
back
to
the
stage.
Artists
for
artists.
2. Big
issue
How
could
we
convince
10
million
people
that
we
do
the
right
thing
with
budget
1
million
crowns?
We
don’t
have
to
convince
10
million.
It’s
enough
to
convince
500
people
and
they
will
do
the
rest.
500
famous
people.
3. The
campaign
that
targets
to
artists
We
have
changed
our
target
audience.
We
will
show
the
artists
that
it’s
their
problem
too.
We
will
engage
them.
Artists
for
artists.
“Let’s
get
our
colleague
back
to
the
stage”
4. Our
strategy
2.
General
public
1.
Artists
are
great
medium
They
will
severalfold
increase
our
budget!
3.
Potential
donors
5. 1.
Artists
How
to
engage
them
-‐
To
show
them
the
story
about
their
artistic
heroes
of
their
childhood
and
about
our
project
House
of
four
Muses
-‐
Artists
for
artists
-‐
Jan
Svěrák
becomes
an
opinion
leader
-‐
personal
tone
of
voice
-‐
Direct
message
after
the
performance
-‐
Your
biography
-‐
t-‐shirts
-‐
Microsite
about
the
project
House
of
four
Muses
-‐
Social
media
6. 2.
General
public
People
love
artists
and
they
trust
them
Artists
act
at
Tv,
newspapers,
youtube,
concerts
and
so
on
where
they
can
promote
our
message
“Let’s
get
our
colleague
back
to
the
stage”
via
t-‐shirts,
interviews,
young
musicians
(Nightwork)
could
compose
a
song…
We
make
a
buzz
by
PR
It
severalfold
increases
our
budget
7. 3.
Potential
donors
Artists
and
general
public
together
create
awareness
about
the
project
Direct
message
from
our
artists
with
invitation
to
very
special
event
We
create
great
icebreak
–
special
performance
at
the
Bránický
dvůr
for
our
potential
donors
8. Budget
and
timing
Timing:
At
`irst
to
engage
artists
and
then
general
public
July
2012
–
February
2013
Special
event
and
icebreak
April
2013
Budget:
950
000
Kč
9. Summary
How
could
we
convince
10
million
people
that
we
do
the
right
thing
with
Artists
create
awareness
about
the
budget
1
million
crowns?
project
via
Tv,
interview,
concerts,
We
don’t
need
10
million,
it’s
enough
performances,
it
makes
buzz.
500
famous
people.
They
severalfold
increase
our
budget.
General
public
listen
to
artists
because
they
love
them
and
learn
about
House
of
four
Muses
We
create
the
campaign
that
targets
to
artists
“Let’s
get
our
colleague
back
to
the
stage”.
We
engage
them
because
it
could
be
their
life
story
too.
Potential
donors
love
artists
too.
Artists
for
artists.
After
that
we
invite
them
to
special
event,
performance
at
Bránický
dvůr
just
for
them
where
our
artists
act.
It’s
great
icebreak.
Goals
of
the
campaign
-‐ e
create
a
community
of
artists
W
-‐ hen
we
use
them
as
our
“medium”,
it
makes
buzz
and
it’s
creative
way
how
T
to
severalfold
increase
our
budget
-‐ everybody
loves
artists
and
listen
to
them
E
-‐ pecial
event
will
be
great
icebreak
to
get
money
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