Watch this in the high quality option. 
Part of our presentation for Adventures in Pharmacy. A direct-to-consumer advertising/commercial spoof. There’s music in the background, but you need to turn up the volume to hear it. Dr. Colaizzi Dr. Barone Ronak Mary Nhan Vivianne Jennifer Tri Greg
Jolie O’Dell on a long, hyper, post-SXSWi geekout. Recorded at the Salt Lick BBQ in Driftwood, Texas, just outside Austin, by Kurt Daradics on his super neat Flip camera.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Oh, and recommendation for future recordings. The recording there was a little thin. To counter I’d recommend using the opposite side of the mic and perhaps doing it in a confined area like a cupboard. It will ad more atmosphere to the recording like with the interviews in this.
I can see what you mean about it dragging on half way through. But it is more funny to Rutger’s Pharmacy students because we got one of the teachers and the dean to play along with this spoof ad. Thanks for the comments though!
I thought this was good to start, but about half way through the disclaimer, it kept going. Then it became hilarious.
minor side effects = anal prolapse?!
amazing.
I totally use 1337$p3@k for all my passwords. It’s not that bad on an iphone.
Your comments about consumers tuning out marketing is flawed. You make some valid points about targeted marketing, but you still need to generate brand awareness. If consumers don’t know who you are, they cannot target you. Traditional advertising, mixed with interactive, social media and targeted advertising will deliver stronger results than one technique by its own. In Canada the diamond shreddies campaign saw sales increase 20%. No amount of targeted mobile could achieve that.
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