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NEW YORK — Three months after Lipton Brisk fired its spokespuppets in a Super Bowl spot, the claymation characters continue to attack their former employer using the Web.
In the second part of a Web-only trilogy, the puppets “provoke ugly scenes at Brisk corporate headquarters.” The story unfolds at http://www.puppetsagainstbrisk.com/ , developed by New York-based digital@jwt.
The second episode, “Revolt,” follows documentary filmmaker D.A. Richards as he talks to puppet agent Dick Barret (a.k.a. Kevin Wassong, digital@jwt president of North America) and a Brisk executive.
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