Global Warming Targets Its Enemies First in New Ad Climate change 'doesn't need you to believe'
"Combustible," an amusing online video for the Global Climate Change Initiative, shows a loudmouth big-biz type on a city street yacking into his cell about how global warming's a load of bunk, even as he bursts into flame and disintegrates into a smoldering pile of ash. Ah well, these days if you want to smoke, you've got to step outside. The message: "Climate change doesn't need you to believe in it." The spot was created pro-bono by New York agency Realm. Via Fuel the Future.
Climate Change Initiative "Combustible" from Realm on Vimeo.
Email
Print
- Sid Lee and Cirque du Soleil Launch Marketing Joint Venture
- Mozilla Moves Ahead With Do Not Track Browser
- Twitter Snags Local Social Discovery Firm Spindle
- Brands Can Use Images in Facebook Comments, Too
- Judy Greer is a Reluctant Web Video Star
- James Gandolfini is Dead at 51
- Elle's Robbie Myers on Women's Magazines and Serious Journalism
- 'Dumb Ways to Die' Train Keeps Rolling, as It Wins Grand Prix in Radio
- Maxipad Brand Goes for Blood in Brilliant Reply to Facebook Rant
- Draftfcb and Pereira & O'Dell Each Win a Grand Prix in Cyber Category
- Annie Leibovitz Revisits Her Famous Photo of John Lennon and Yoko Ono
- TBWA\Media Arts Lab Earns Press Grand Prix for Apple's iPad Mini Ads
- Millennial Guys Are Turning to Makeup
- John McAfee Goes Full Charlie Sheen in Bizarre Ad Full of Guns, Drugs and Women
- Conan O'Brien to Advertisers: You Disgust Me, but I Will Take Your Money
- 'Dumb Ways to Die' Train Keeps Rolling, as It Wins Grand Prix in Radio
AdFreak is your daily blog of the best and worst of creativity in advertising, media, marketing and design. Follow us as we celebrate (and skewer) the latest, greatest, quirkiest and freakiest commercials, promos, trailers, posters, billboards, logos and package designs around. Edited by Adweek's Tim Nudd. Updated every weekday, with a weekly recap on Saturdays.
