Cliff Galbraith has one of the coolest jobs in the world. While most of us stare at a computer screen all day, carefully crafting emails, or formatting spreadsheets, he does the same thing he was doing in his high school chemistry class: he draws comics. Only now he’s getting paychecks instead of detention slips.
Originally posted on Ogilvy’s Create or Else blog. Full story here: http://createorelse.com/2011/06/20/comic-book-nerd-cliff-galbraith/
Last week Apple announced a new syncing, streaming and storage service, iCloud, which is hoping to become the digital home for all of your work and entertainment related files. After two services that didn’t quite last, .mac and MobileMe, will this finally become the standard system in the cloud computing category? Google recently announced a music streaming service too, “Music Beta,” so it looks like the two powerhouses will be up against it again. Click the image to watch the Apple keynote and let us know your thoughts!
This week’s VOW was just shared by our very own Matt Doherty. This video comes to us via “Mindrelic” on Vimeo where he writes: I recently spent a little over a month hotel hopping in Manhattan (March 12th to April 29th) shooting time lapse. These clips were pulled from over an hours worth of footage” Hope you enjoy this artistic visual Manhattan experience.
By: Mel Carson, Microsoft
Welcome to the 14th video in our Ad Vision series of interviews leading up to Cannes Lions 2011!
During a recent trip to New York, I had the honor of meeting with Doug Scott, President of OgilvyEntertainment. Given his expert view and experience, I asked Doug to share…
To celebrate the sources of inspiration in our everyday lives, Ogilvy is running a competition.
The brief? To create a film under 4 minutes long about inspiration.
The prize? A trip to the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
Being a naturally inspired bunch, OgilvyEntertainment has entered a film into the competition.
“Harriet’s Hello” is about the most basic form of inspiration there is: other people.
Coming home to find an attractive new roommate has moved in, our French hero is inspired to try and overcome his difficulties with the letter ‘H’ (a phantom consonant for the French) in order to say “hello” to Harriet.
Watch the film here:
