I have a longer essay to post, but it's w/ the editors. I was going to post a long rant about commercials; then I reminded myself that "social" media suffers from oversharing, not the opposite.
This Las Vegas Wedding Commercial is my favorite commercial ever. Of all time, of all the commercials and advertisements that I've ever seen, evAr. To find a legal, attributable link for it, I stumbled upon the full version, which seems less like an advertisement and more of a short film.
Usually, the only commercials I like are movie trailers. Even if I have no intention to see the film, I like to be informed. Make a note, commercialists. "Commerceurs"? "Commerciales"? Advertisers. But on very rare occasions--within the United States--commercials transcend, jumping in a discrete fashion from informative to artistic.
I love the LV Wedding film. It makes me tear up almost every time I see it. Well done, Visit Las Vegas. Well done.
Honorable mention: The Hello Humankindness campaign from Dignity Health. As I wrote in the Dedication to Infiniti Eternia, I knew that there was some tiny iota of human kindness somewhere around here.
This is not a paid promotion or advertisement for either of the entities mentioned above.
This Las Vegas Wedding Commercial is my favorite commercial ever. Of all time, of all the commercials and advertisements that I've ever seen, evAr. To find a legal, attributable link for it, I stumbled upon the full version, which seems less like an advertisement and more of a short film.
Usually, the only commercials I like are movie trailers. Even if I have no intention to see the film, I like to be informed. Make a note, commercialists. "Commerceurs"? "Commerciales"? Advertisers. But on very rare occasions--within the United States--commercials transcend, jumping in a discrete fashion from informative to artistic.
I love the LV Wedding film. It makes me tear up almost every time I see it. Well done, Visit Las Vegas. Well done.
Honorable mention: The Hello Humankindness campaign from Dignity Health. As I wrote in the Dedication to Infiniti Eternia, I knew that there was some tiny iota of human kindness somewhere around here.
This is not a paid promotion or advertisement for either of the entities mentioned above.
RSS Feed