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Nokia Studio Turns Consumers into Filmmakers
Last year, moviemaker Spike Lee partnered with Nokia to direct a movie made entirely of footage shot by everyday people. From April through August, consumers uploaded text, music, images and video (shot on video cameras, digital cameras and cell phones) to nokiaproductions.com. Lee decided what made the cut and debuted the final film last fall...
Shell Road Show Boosts Customer Ratings
To invigorate its rate of recommendation from its customers, Shell sent eight certified mechanics out on the road to visit 3,100 oil-change centers in the U.S. At the in-store visits, the mechanics scheduled 45-minute product training sessions during which they handed out premiums like hats, break room posters and badges with product information and key...
Adobe Train Hops Around Europe to Promote Time Tracker
To spread the word in Europe about Adobe’s AIR Time product, a personal time tracker, Adobe ditched the traditional trailer and hopped on a train instead. The brand activated its AIR Tour Europe 2008 program by taking trains to hotspots like the MOMA Bar in Madrid and The Brewery in London. For the European tour,...
Target Creates the First ‘Shoppable’ Film
Target has pulled off some high-profile, high-concept, and very successful buzz-generating events. But in some cases the only consumers who could see them first-hand were in New York and Los Angeles. So the retailer set out to bring its innovation to the masses—by taking them to the movies. With a campaign called Falling for You,...