Título | Impossible Sprint |
Agencia |
TBWA\HAKUHODO
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Campaña |
Impossible Sprint
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Anunciante |
adidas
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Marca |
adidas
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Posted | Marzo 2005 |
Sector Empresarial | Prendas deportivas
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Filosofía | Take the glamour event of the Olympic games to death-defying heights by placing regulation 100-meter tracks on the sides of skyscrapers in Hong Kong and Osaka and then running heats, semis and a final over the three weekends of the games. A solution that not only attracted attention, but also allowed us to demonstrate the spirit of Impossible is Nothing,not just talk about it. |
Problema | Bring the excitement and spectacle of the Olympics to this part of the world when the games themselves are taking place on the other side of the world. |
Resultado | Thus far it has earned over US$80 million in free publicity locally, regionally and globally. A CNN reporter rappelled down the length of the track and filed his report vetically (albeit obviously). Best of all, bothj the Gravity Games and the X-Games have expressed interest in making it a 'real' sport. |
Medio |
Exterior
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Mercado | Japón |
Director artístico |
Shintaro Hashimoto
|
Director artístico |
Hirofumi Nakajima
|
Director creativo |
John Merrifield
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Responsable de conceptos / redactor |
John Merrifield
|
Productora |
Media Concierge
|
Fotógrafo |
A. Amana
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Jefe de cuentas |
Ada Chiu
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Jefe de cuentas |
Ruth Ang
|
Jefe de cuentas |
Steven Horowitz
|
Jefe de cuentas |
Annie Ye
|
Jefe de cuentas |
Winnie Lee
|
Jefe de cuentas |
Taro Sato
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Supervisor depublicidad |
Paul Pi
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Supervisor depublicidad |
Hisamichi Kinomoto
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Supervisor depublicidad |
Cindy Ng
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Supervisor depublicidad |
Taro Sekimoto
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Supervisor depublicidad |
Fumitoshi Sato
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