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Brokaw
April 29, 2008
Cleveland is known for a lot of things—like burning lakes and Drew Carey—but advertising isn't one of them. Ad shop Brokaw calls Cleveland home and they just produced this spot for the Cleveland Indians that has me asking one question: why did you choose to open the spot with a close-up of a guy's neck covered in bugs? It's very plague at the park. Bring out your dead, bring out your dead! Were you given 30 seconds of footage to produce a 30-second spot?
Written by Imran and Ishrad in Agency Spotlight.
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Beck's Beer "Daily Different": Same Old Sh*t, Different Blog
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