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The lights came up and Ben Goins turned to The Ark's new owner. "Well, Mr. Kampoor, looks like you've bought yourself one hell of an agency"
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The final product was deceptively polished. So good that the million-dollar price tag to produce it "for real" will be hard to swallow.
1:25 PM May 27th
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Nigel was convinced we could cobble together a demo with Final Cut and Google Maps. He called in a favor to create the sound design.
8:58 AM May 26th
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Wally smiled and said, "You took the words right out of our mouth." We watched the spot a second time. Another round of applause.
6:54 AM May 25th
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The media planner stood up to present her charts. A regular snooze fest. Holden rallied the patient with "Let's watch that spot again!"
6:42 AM May 24th
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Every board Nigel held up was greeted with "Outstanding," "Awesome," and the occasional "Preach it!" I had never seen a more happy client.
6:56 AM May 23rd
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There were direct mail pieces, micro sites, Facebook promos and more. Each one elegantly kerned in Gill Sans, Nigel's typeface of choice.
6:42 AM May 22nd
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A billboard showed a parade with a beauty queen waving from a convertible Smart car. Each ad carried the line: SO, LOVE THE WORLD.
6:39 AM May 22nd
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Another ad showed a child kicking a soccer ball, the silhouette of a smart car in the distance. A banner depicted a woman tossing a frisbee.
6:38 AM May 21st
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Nigel had them right where he wanted them. He held up print ads. Toddlers blowing bubbles from a sun roof. Headline: SO, LOVE THE WORLD.
6:33 AM May 21st
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The rest did the same. The script I had scribbled on a piece of paper, while two greasy mechanics looked on, was a hit. Thank you, John 3:16
6:36 PM May 19th
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Finally, Ben Goins pushed away from the table and stood up. Is he going to walk out? Have we failed? Just then he started applauding.
6:32 PM May 19th
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The Highway Battery Logo appears in the corner of the screen. Fade to black. The house lights come up. Silence. Then more silence.
6:24 AM May 17th
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She walks out of frame and returns with a slender cord that hooks up to the car. An announcer says: "We only get one world. So love it."
6:36 AM May 16th
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A thirty-something woman gets out of the car. The final words are superimposed: WHAT YOU DO.
6:40 AM May 15th
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The words formed over the scene. ONLY ONE THING MATTERS. Suddenly, silence. No horns. No noise. A small electric car pulls into a driveway.
6:44 AM May 14th
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Soon mountains and trees came into view. Then highways and traffic. The hodge-podge of discordant sound design reached its crescendo.
6:40 AM May 14th
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The blue dot filled the screen as horn honking and siren screeches completed the musical tapestry. IT DOESN'T EVEN MATTER WHAT YOU BELIEVE.
11:04 AM May 12th
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The blue dot grew larger, revealing itself to be our planet. The sound of jackhammers and electric guitars. IT DOESN'T MATTER HOW YOU VOTE.
6:40 AM May 11th
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The hum from the speakers became a cacophony of voices. The swell of strings. The pale blue dot grew bigger. I DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU FEEL.
6:36 AM May 11th
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- Name Artie Megibben
- Location Dallas, Texas
- Web http://www.artiem...
- Bio This is an e-novel. It is a work of fiction. Start at the beginning. Read to the end. A new chapter each day. Enjoy. ©2012. All rights reserved.
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