(Like making the stream clickable as Renaldo is doing with his site.) It doesn’t have objects or images, but this whole hand coded experiment is laying the groundwork for people to build on. Before then, Radiohead’s mathematical visualization approach on House of Cards was simply stunning. Last time I really dug a new approach to music video was the Asher Roth site from a few weeks ago. This twist on the Pulp Fiction animated type technique takes key words from those updates and displays them large across the screen at a pace that matches the tempo of the music.
#Blithe field genius update#
Users are encouraged to update on Twitter just what it is that’s killing them by using the tag #killingme in some way. The song is Don’t Fucking Tell Me What To Do, and in it, she lists all the things in life that were getting to her after coming off the road. The 3D on top of an aggregated real-time twitter stream may be overkill for some, but it works. Swedish pop star Robyn’s new music video as 3D site definitely does that. Trying out cool techniques, even when they’re used to promote mediocre product(s), leads to advances in design and advertising that others can take and run with. Feels like where things are headed now is either in that direction, or it’s about eye candy for eye candy’s sake, where the only focus is on doing something amazing that grabs your attention-not helps you with your online reservations.īut that’s okay too. Looking at what won awards at Cannes in terms of online/digital/social work, and the thing that jumps out is that a lot of the work seemed less about some amazing online experience and more about a practical, utilitarian approach to dealing with customers. (Update: Vinny Warren from Escape Pod-the agency behind the promotion- confirms in the comments that this is indeed the real deal.) So brands, fake away on questionable twitter accounts all you want because we ain’t mad at ya’! JUST AS LONG AS YOU PWN! (Attention Wheat Thins, time to deliver a palette of wheatspank to his ass anyway for doubting.) While I like the guerilla aspect to the promo, my inner Privacy Concern Guy™ says brands BETTER not be stalking my private data to show up at my house. Well, according to one “TheMightyMario” they still *pwn* regardless. I also went with her the other day to donate a few cases to local churchs.Dont hate, she got lucky with her post and is being very generous.” – ninahuebner The other day she brought in a whole case and gave everyone in her class 2-3 boxes. This is not fake! I'm sitting next to my girl, Tabitha eating a box of wheat thins right now at school. “Too bad that it’s fake, but Wheat Thins are still the pwncakes. ” - TheMightyMario Two comments from YouTube on whether this is fake or not, and why it doesn’t matter: C’mon kids, flood the tweetwaves, tweetstream, tweetosphere-did I leave any out?-with endless requests or complaints about products and watch the merch pile up in your driveway. Brand monitors Twitter for mention-fulfills request.
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