Kids Commercials
Dancing Kids “We Want the Funk” MasterCard Commercial
By playdos_gurl at 26 February, 2010, 10:30 am
Kids in a commercial really appeal to me more. I don’t know but cute and funny children make my commercial viewing a very pleasant experience.
Usually, kids are featured in a food, beverage, toy or clothes commercial. But, MasterCard’s approach to bring in dancing kids to star in this cute commercial is commendable. It’s truly a [...]
Doritos Playing Nice Super Bowl Commercial 2010
By admin at 9 February, 2010, 1:17 pm
Another Super Bowl Commercial from Doritos this year. I like this better than the Dog with the Anti-bark collar. I think it is more realistic because the child has caught my sympathy unlike the dog. Too bad though that Jaylin knows how to slap a man’s face so hard at a young age because Kyle, [...]
Read More >>Camella Homes Bulilit TV Commercial – “Sikip”
By reah at 7 May, 2009, 8:33 pm
Advertising agency: Leo Burnett Manila
One of the best commercials early this year in the Philippines is the TV advertisement of Camella Homes featuring a very cute kid and a catchy song. For some time, my mom and I were debating if the kid was a boy or a girl. After watching a game in Eat [...]
Nintendo Commercial filmed at Hong Kong
By Rom Factolerin at 16 December, 2008, 6:38 pm
This is bad, no not the commercial made-up nor the production itself but the implication this commercial is trying to put across. It is not a license in the part of the Nintendo manufacturer to conclude that kids today are so engrossed in their gaming system that they own the right to assume all children [...]
Read More >>Expose Explore Experience: Nido Commercial in the Philippines
By Rom Factolerin at 20 October, 2008, 5:24 pm
Cute commercial with good values too, letting kids be kids for once is a refreshing sight apart from those stereotypical adverts of kids that tries to emulate mature acting. This is also a well-thought of combination of emotion, talent and good technical skills for the ad company as well as providing a catchy copy for [...]
Read More >>Tayo na at maglaro – Lucky Me! Pancit Canton Commercial
By Rom Factolerin at 18 October, 2008, 5:14 pm
Just a thought upon seeing this commercial, why would the producers and businessmen behind this kind of commercials didn’t opt for acquiring the talent of those kids who really consume their products? I mean let’s admit it these kids who act on this commercial was born with a silver spoon on their mouth and that [...]
Read More >>‘Children See, Children Do’ TV Advert in Australia
By Rom Factolerin at 27 August, 2008, 3:32 am
This is a harrowing tale of contemporary dilemma in a thirty second commercial from Child Friendly of Australia. The very essence of the ad is true today, children acts the way they see it in adults, and adults act the way they do depending on their childhood experience. It is an endless cycle of violence [...]
Read More >>E*TRADE Baby Bought Stock – 3rd Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ads
By Reah Guevarra at 6 March, 2008, 5:31 am
In IAG Top 10 Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ads, this E*TRADE Ad featuring a talking baby was on the 3rd spot. The Ad perfectly expressed the company’s “tireless effort to challenge the old ways of doing business” by showing it is easy to buy stocks online since a baby can do it. With [...]
Read More >>E*TRADE Baby Savings Account – 8th Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ad
By Reah Guevarra at 5 March, 2008, 6:16 am
In IAG Top 10 Most-Recalled 2008 Super Bowl Ads, this E*TRADE Ad featuring a baby banking was on the 8th spot. The Ad suggests that if the target audience would open a savings account with E*TRADE, their earnings will be 8 times the national average. The humorous narrative of a baby doing banking was [...]
Read More >>Dove’s Campaign For Real Beauty
By Reah Guevarra at 28 February, 2008, 11:58 am
Evolution Film
Agency Creative Team:T Piper & M Kirkland
Most girls, women, ladies…the females from all ages carry a distorted perception of beauty. As I watch the video below, showing different girls who have low self-esteems for not being beautiful enough–as defined by the modern world today, I realized I just had a teary eye. Maybe because [...]