MERCADEO Versión en español

Katie Reid and Kristin Mizushima of Founders: Super Bowl is the ideal setting for pushing the limits of creativity

Liz Unamo| 22 de febrero de 2023

Kristin Mizushima y Katie Reid de Founders

Ads televised during the Super Bowl are mostly known for their big ideas, with important brands adapting elements of the national culture from all angles. The insight of this approach remains universal: creativity connected with reality. As for the way brands can make use of the Super Bowl, Founders Senior Copywriter Katie Reid and Creative Kristin Mizushima warn that it is the perfect scenario for pushing the limits of creativity, but only if the agency-client relationship is perfectly in order. “Let’s use the example of Coinbase (the cryptocurrency exchange platform). A creative said ‘why don’t we use a QR code that pops on the screen like the little DVD we grew up with?’ To which someone in the room replied: ‘You’re crazy; in no way will we do that.’ But then someone else said, ‘We can link it to a certain feature, etc.’ So it just means pushing the creativity to see how far you can go, which is what advertising during the Super Bowl is all about – a way to test creativity to its limits,” Katie said. The messages should be simple and memorable, and well calculated to air in 30 seconds or even less. “We have to put the brand first, not necessarily to the client because who we really want to connect with are the fans steadily watching TV, and this is no doubt the best chance we have to do so,” Kristin noted. Kate and Kristin both believe the only way to solve the lack of diversity in the industry is by contracting the most diverse talent. “We must contract people who represent all those different and beautiful elements that make all of us so diverse, different and unique. And that is really the best way to connect ourselves with such a diverse audience as we target at the Super Bowl,” Kristin said. The statements by Katie Reid and Kristin Mizushima form part of the FastFWD of the February edition.

Diario de Hoy

viernes, 27 de septiembre de 2024

Image

Alonso Aguilar de Amazon: Estrenaremos Cada minuto cuenta primera serie hecha con virtual production sobre terremoto de 1985

Image
MERCADO Y NEGOCIOS

• NAB Show New York 2024 centrará conversación en IA, producción en vivo y la economía creativa sdfd sdfdsf sdf sdfsdf sdfdsf

• Crece número de aplicaciones que admiten audio Dante nativo

• Dome Productions moderniza unidades móviles con consolas Artemis de Calrec

• Array of Hope confía en monitores KRK ROKIT 5 para sus producciones

• Venezuela da el primer paso hacia la era 5G con pruebas piloto y oferta pública

Image
AGENDA

• Tercera edición de Expo ISP llega a Ecuador en noviembre próximo

Image
MERCADO Y NEGOCIOS
Image
Image
Image
Calrec Artemis Mobile TV Group
Image
Image
5g
Image
AGENDA
Image
PRODU
Resumen de privacidad

Esta web utiliza cookies para que podamos ofrecerte la mejor experiencia de usuario posible. La información de las cookies se almacena en tu navegador y realiza funciones tales como reconocerte cuando vuelves a nuestra web o ayudar a nuestro equipo a comprender qué secciones de la web encuentras más interesantes y útiles.