Production Pic of the Week....late

Agency: Thoma Thoma

Client: Capital Hotel

No More DVDs?

Here's an interesting article on the possible future of your movie collection. Unfortunately I don't buy DVDs any more. I rent Blu-Ray discs through Netflix. So I'd definitely do this if a subscription fee was offered.

http://dvice.com/archives/2009/10/disney-wants-yo.php

Comments Updated

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50 Vintage Ads...And How Waymack and Crew Fits In

Here's a recent posting about 50 vintage ads. See if you remember any of them. We're sure you will. It's fun to look back on advertising and see past trends.

http://wellmedicated.com/inspiration/50-inspiring-vintage-advertisements/

Waymack and Crew is very proud to have been a part of the history of one of these huge brands, International Truck. Here's a montage of the running footage we produced for International.

Production Pic of the Week

Director: Dan Waymack

Agency: Leo Burnett

Client: Nintendo of America

Product: Nintendo DS

Would You do 3-D at Home?

Do you have an HDTV yet? Is your home half and half? HD in the main room, standard def in the bed room? Well how do you feel about having 3-D at home? If you've been to the movies lately then you've probably watched a movie in 3-D. You've put on a pesky pair of "Real D" glasses, and taken a picture of how goofy you look with your camera phone. But, I always end up leaving the theater thinking that I could have enjoyed the movie better if I wasn't distracted by the fact that I have glasses on. Or, distracted by me constantly raising the glasses a little bit to see what the screen REALLY looks like. I've also thought to myself..."I would never want to see a Scorsese film in 3D." Wouldn't the focus of a Kate Winslet performance be overshadowed by the bug crawling at me in "Real D"? However, "Adventure to the Center of the Earth" in 3-D is fun, even if Brendan Fraser is still terrible. Whatever you think about 3-D, it's here......and it may be coming to your living room if enough consumers want it. Check out this article on the subject.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/10/technology/10tele.html

Production Pic of the Week

Agency: CJRW

Client: Arkansas Parks and Tourism