New Sony Bravia commercial is a thing of creative beauty
…Though I’m not sure how effective of an ad it is. Click for the full hi-res spot. Sony’s agency gets bonus points for the soundtrack.
[via email; Thanks, Robert]
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April 9th, 2007 at 7:13 pm
visually stunning? Yes.
Will I purchase a new bravia television because of the advertisement? probably not.
Even though I’m not a paying client, I will take this time to edit you: I think the bonus points should instead be allocated to the fact that they used a creepy, random clown.