This week’s best ads

This week there weren’t any winners from the UK, but thought we’d make you smile with this one by BADJAR Ogilvy, Melbourne. It’s for the Melbourne Film festival and it’s titled Astronauts:

Friday’s Voiceover Tip

Drop your business card.

 

Give it to the copywriter or agency producer, and simply say “thanks for the gig, here’s my card if you need anything”.   At Piehole we offer to design cards for free for our voiceovers, as it leaves such a good impression when they leave their cards behind in studios.

Friday’s Voiceover Tip

Cheers Big Ears!

 

Make your escape! When you’ve done your gig, say your goodbyes and thank you’s. No need to stick around as a voiceover.

 

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This week’s best ads

Absolutely LOVE this ad for LVCVA  by R&R partners, Las Vegas.  It’s about Chin Chilli Day.  Haven’t heard about it?  You’re not the only one…



Back to the UK and this week it’s for Anti Piracy by Creative Partnership, London.

Friday’s Voiceover Tip

It’s not your ad…

 

Again, copywriters can be quite anal.  They probably have a specific idea about what they’re looking for.  All you can do, as a voiceover, is try to figure out what on earth they mean when they say ‘warm yet corporate’ or ‘more energy  - but slow it down a bit’ or something else vague.  Try to be patient and not have too many “creative differences”.

 

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This week’s best ads

Two completely different ads this week: Rowntree’s Randoms by JWT London:



and Wii - Overlord : The Overlord Show by AKQA, London.

Friday’s Voiceover Tip

Breathe in.

 

Remember, copywriters can be quite anal, so you will be asked to do something over and over and over again.  It doesn’t mean you’re not doing a good job.  It’s just the nature of the beast.  So be patient little voiceover (it is a virtue, you know) and breathe out.

 

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Epic ad for Strongbow by St. Lukes London: