AWARD School 2009
Portfolio compiled at the end of the course.
Each week, we are given a brief with a single minded preposition to crack. The briefs cover most, if not all, the mediums used in modern advertising i.e. the conventional media like print, radio & tv and non-conventional like digital, ambient, activation, etc.
Works are required to be submitted hand drawn or traced. Computer generated works are not allowed.
Note: MacBook Air ad is a remade from the hand drawn work.
Portfolio compiled at the end of the course.
Each week, we are given a brief with a single minded preposition to crack. The briefs cover most, if not all, the mediums used in modern advertising i.e. the conventional media like print, radio & tv and non-conventional like digital, ambient, activation, etc.
Works are required to be submitted hand drawn or traced. Computer generated works are not allowed.
Note: MacBook Air ad is a remade from the hand drawn work.
YongPyong Ski Resort Korea, with 31 slopes, including the Rainbow Slope; 15 different lift facilities, including one 3.7 km. long cable car lift; and Korea's largest ski house (Dragon Plaza), Yongpyong Resort is the most popular ski resort in Korea.
Media: Campaign of :30 radio commercials
Script 1
SFX: Skiing, strong wind blowing throughout
(Male screams at different time intervals. Scream cycles up and down, loud and soft)
Male V/O: AaAAarrrrrRrRrGgGGgghHhHHhHhHH~
Male V/O: AAAAAaaAaaAaaaAaAAAhhHhhHHHhhhHhhHHHhhhhhhhhHHHHHHH~
Male V/O: AAAAAAAAaARRRrrrrrGGGGgggggGHHHHhhhHHHH~
Male V/O: AaaaAAAAaaARRRrRrRrggGgGGGGgggGHHhhhHHHhhHH~
Male V/O: aaaAaRRRrgggGGGggGGGGgHhHHhHHhHHH~
Announcer V/O: We have 31 skiing slopes at Yongpyong Ski Resort. And not to mention the Rainbow Slopes. It is enough for your whole month supply of fear and excitement. If you have that long to spent. Scream daily. Scream differently. At Yongpyong
Male V/O: WwwWwWoooOoooOOooHHhhHhHHhhoooOOoooOooOOOOoo~
Script 2
SFX: Indistinct people chatters and laughter in the background throughout
(Conversation in a very Manglish manner)
Male 1 V/O: An yiong ah sai oh ("hello" in broken Korean)
Male 2 V/O: Bro, what you saying lah? Sounds like Hakka, man!
(Both laughing)
Male 1 V/O: Just learning some Korean
Male 2 V/O: You going Korea ah?
Male 1 V/O: Yeah! To Yongpyong Ski Resort. And you know what? They have this 3.7 km long cable car lift! That's a long trip up wei. Imagine the awkwardness of being in silence with Koreans
Announcer V/O: Well...yeah. That's half an hour up. But our cable car lifts are built on one of nature's beautifully crafted mountain. You will be in you own little world anyway, enjoying the scenery the whole trip up. Silence. At its best. At Yongpyong
Male 2 V/O: Eh, what if you are stuck with Turkish?
Male 1 V/O: Er...
Script 3
Announcer V/O: When we say popular...
(Conversation in a very Manglish manner)
Male 1 V/O: Aiya, very crowded one lah!
Female 1 V/O: Yeah lah...sure will bump into other people
Female 2 V/O: Or people bump into you. I don't want my butt being touched!
Male 2 V/O: I rather being somewhere with less people
Female 3 V/O: Yeah, some space would be nice
(Continue debating, indistinct)
Announcer V/O: Phew! Well, I couldn't agree more. Do you know we houses the largest ski house in Korea? The Dragon Plaza can fit as many people as you can imagine at any one time, and still, you can have that little privacy of your own. Privacy. Are kept private. At Yongpyong
Male 1 V/O: Eh, what is so popular you were saying again?
Note:
Manglish - Malaysian English
lah, ah, wei - slang
Hakka - Chinese dialect
Media: Campaign of :30 radio commercials
Script 1
SFX: Skiing, strong wind blowing throughout
(Male screams at different time intervals. Scream cycles up and down, loud and soft)
Male V/O: AaAAarrrrrRrRrGgGGgghHhHHhHhHH~
Male V/O: AAAAAaaAaaAaaaAaAAAhhHhhHHHhhhHhhHHHhhhhhhhhHHHHHHH~
Male V/O: AAAAAAAAaARRRrrrrrGGGGgggggGHHHHhhhHHHH~
Male V/O: AaaaAAAAaaARRRrRrRrggGgGGGGgggGHHhhhHHHhhHH~
Male V/O: aaaAaRRRrgggGGGggGGGGgHhHHhHHhHHH~
Announcer V/O: We have 31 skiing slopes at Yongpyong Ski Resort. And not to mention the Rainbow Slopes. It is enough for your whole month supply of fear and excitement. If you have that long to spent. Scream daily. Scream differently. At Yongpyong
Male V/O: WwwWwWoooOoooOOooHHhhHhHHhhoooOOoooOooOOOOoo~
Script 2
SFX: Indistinct people chatters and laughter in the background throughout
(Conversation in a very Manglish manner)
Male 1 V/O: An yiong ah sai oh ("hello" in broken Korean)
Male 2 V/O: Bro, what you saying lah? Sounds like Hakka, man!
(Both laughing)
Male 1 V/O: Just learning some Korean
Male 2 V/O: You going Korea ah?
Male 1 V/O: Yeah! To Yongpyong Ski Resort. And you know what? They have this 3.7 km long cable car lift! That's a long trip up wei. Imagine the awkwardness of being in silence with Koreans
Announcer V/O: Well...yeah. That's half an hour up. But our cable car lifts are built on one of nature's beautifully crafted mountain. You will be in you own little world anyway, enjoying the scenery the whole trip up. Silence. At its best. At Yongpyong
Male 2 V/O: Eh, what if you are stuck with Turkish?
Male 1 V/O: Er...
Script 3
Announcer V/O: When we say popular...
(Conversation in a very Manglish manner)
Male 1 V/O: Aiya, very crowded one lah!
Female 1 V/O: Yeah lah...sure will bump into other people
Female 2 V/O: Or people bump into you. I don't want my butt being touched!
Male 2 V/O: I rather being somewhere with less people
Female 3 V/O: Yeah, some space would be nice
(Continue debating, indistinct)
Announcer V/O: Phew! Well, I couldn't agree more. Do you know we houses the largest ski house in Korea? The Dragon Plaza can fit as many people as you can imagine at any one time, and still, you can have that little privacy of your own. Privacy. Are kept private. At Yongpyong
Male 1 V/O: Eh, what is so popular you were saying again?
Note:
Manglish - Malaysian English
lah, ah, wei - slang
Hakka - Chinese dialect