
Carol Cooper
Features Editor at shots
contributing editor at https://t.co/No8JhVqDIF…
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4 weeks ago |
magazine.shots.net | Carol Cooper
Created by Twigeo for Soundtrack Technologies, the initiative’s hero film was directed by Julius Hayes and features a cheery chap for who dancing is a catalyst. As he boogies his way through a series of stuck and lifeless places, from hotel foyers to clothes shops, his toe tapping moves bring on the funky acoustics that transform the ambience. "Rather than describe Soundtrack, we wanted audiences to experience it,” said Twigeo Creative Director Ingrid Sydow.
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4 weeks ago |
magazine.shots.net | Carol Cooper
If you’ve ever felt like reaching skyward and squeezing a fluffy cloud or having a bunch of unfeasibly juicy tomatoes rain down on you this is the spot for you. Created for Pireaus Bank by The Newton Laboratory, and helmed by Keito Directors through Filmiki, the campaign illustrates how the finance and transformative tools offered by Piraeus can help farmers modernise, evolve and grow more sustainably. Shout out to some lush colour by Andrei Gordeev and 3D animation from XYZ Films.
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1 month ago |
magazine.shots.net | Carol Cooper
As tragedy unfolds in real time before our eyes, audiences are at risk of becoming desensitised. In an attempt to depict the unbearable tension between resilience and despair that Palestinians are facing, charity brand Generation Gaza has released a two-minute film The Lost Generation, directed by Ferhat Gurini and produced by Bacon.
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1 month ago |
magazine.shots.net | Carol Cooper
Created by agency Bob the Robot and directed by Christophe Dolcerocca, through Pictures Helsinki, Stay Strong is a cinematic love letter to the popular caffeinated brew and depicts a range of situations in which coffee can save the day. Set to a poetic script about the rigours of daily life, the film comprises a video and stills montage of various situations – including giving birth – in which a strong cup of Joe has turned things around.
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1 month ago |
magazine.shots.net | Carol Cooper
Every year, an estimated 14,000 tons of sunscreen washes into the sea, harming crucial marine ecosystems such as coral reefs. Despite this, over 80 per cent sun lotion brands still contribute to coral damage – and with no regulation around 'reef-safe' claims, consumers are often misled.
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