This guy is good - I agree with what he says, but I also do like to spend a lot of time looking at cloud shapes.
So - yes, he's right and I like the mantra of finding the mouse in your ideas, but I don't think it's right for everything we touch as interactive craftsmen and women.
And I didn't really get it. Flo's professional dissection keenly pointed to the message written on the skip. "Never Hide". Follow the trail via google and you get to the neverhide films youtube page. Lots of films to help you interpret the Never Hide proposition. Very cleaver - but I was thrown off the scent by the cow apparently giving birth to the dude wearing sunglasses.
This however was a lot more straight forward for little old me to understand:
Am I a victim of the dogs on skateboards generation of youngsters who replaced trash tv with trash UGC? Maybe.
My point is, this is what starts to happen when we [advertising creatives] get too clever, when we get too caught up in our own ideas. humm.... "Bad Wolf", worked for me, but this is just taking it too far I think. Stop trying to be smart.
-You shoot a film on ONE role of super8, (in camera editing, one take/ scene) then send it off before you've even seen it.
Why?
-Why the fuck not?
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