


This was made by Mihnea Gheorghiu, Voldemars Dudums and Alex Daff from Miami Ad School in Hamburg. Clearly there's something lost in translation here, because there's either very little punch--or a confusing slap in the face with this headline driven campaign.
My question is, how does international experience (especially as a writer) work? Do you really have to mostly shoot straight from visual solutions? Really learn the language? What's funny in English, isn't always what's funny in Japanese, or French or Portuguese. But I myself, would be very interested in working abroad--and I wonder how viable this is in a country whose language is foreign to me. Thoughts?
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