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AOL Music Live Promotions
Promos for live concerts by popular musicians. Existing video and concert footage was edited together, along with graphic overlays, and set to each artist’s music. The goal was to seamlessly integrate the musician’s brand with the branding of the company responsible for the live shows.
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Animation Demo Reel 2010
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This is a short montage of our animations which showcases our style and capabilities.
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Clean ? Coal
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The coal industry has spent millions of dollars on ad campaigns trying to change Americans’ perceptions over dirty coal. The ads have attempted to whitewash, or “greenwash,” coal using the oxymoron “clean” for one of the greatest source of pollution of our air, water and land.
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about 1 year ago - 65 comments
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ProMax Awards ‘06
about 3 years ago - No comments
Aloe Design brings home the Gold, winning 4 ProMax North America advertising awards!
Promax Awards are recognized around the globe as the highest accolade for promotion and marketing professionals working in today’s electronic media. The Promax Awards are presented to companies and individuals whose work is judged by a panel of promotion and marketing professionals using More >
Telly Awards ‘06
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Aloe Design brings home two Telly Awards!
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AOL Comedy Festival
about 4 years ago - No comments
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