13 posts tagged “youtube”
Keep your eyes and ears on Ozzy. Hilarious. StSanders is a genius.
But darn it all, if I don't think this new viral video from Ray-Ban is worth a couple minutes of your time. I like the way it plays off (makes fun?) of the whole viral video phenomenon. The guy performing the "stunt" does nothing (except eat cereal, hold an ice cream cone, and ride in a car). I especially like the elevator. Does it sell Ray-Ban sunglasses? Well, considering I didn't know Ray-Ban's were still around, I guess it's a step in the right direction.
Via Beyond Madison Avenue.
Via Beyond Madison Avenue.
I saw this video a few weeks ago and have thought about it quite often since. With all of our attention focused on global warming and war and rising gas prices and who does or doesn't have a nuclear bomb, we tend to miss the fact that the world is changing exponentially around us. If you haven't already seen this, take a look.
Originally via Robert Scoble via Twitter.
Originally via Robert Scoble via Twitter.
If you appreciate great design, check out these two sites. Submarinechannel.com has collected an impressive assortment of movie title sequences right here. Gotta love A Fistful of Dollars. Want more? Check out the master of title sequences: Saul Bass. See some of his best work right here, broken down into individual frames to facilitate a close and careful inspection. You'll find quite a few of his title sequences on YouTube, as well. Here's a great one from a 1966 movie you might not have seen (man, I love it when the movie title comes up):
What about you? Do you have a favorite movie title (or end credit) sequence?
This classic commercial is really a valuable life lesson. When faced with obstacles in life, you have to choose the right response. And lightning bolt is almost always the right response.
I just love this video created by Michael Wesch, an assistant professor of cultural anthropology at Kansas State University. Just today, I had two conversations (one via email) about how tags have changed everything. Even if you know all about Web 2.0, take a look at this video. I find it inspiring.
Convince our target market that when you inhale our cigarette, you're actually increasing the amount of fresh air entering your lungs. Be sure to use the new tag line developed by those four focus groups. Also, the client likes rope swings. Script on my desk by 5:00.
