Showing posts with label Commercials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commercials. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Hulls Customer Recommendations (Part 1)


This video was produced with the intention of getting J.D. a Hulls Gift Card.  Hey J.D. you should check out GiftFlow for a pair of headphones!  It's all about sharing in #Nhv, no matter how you love it.  In this case, we can share the experience of what we see by what we paint.  This video is a good example of a commercialmentary.  It's a documentary / commercial with the intent of complimenting everyone involved.

One of the most inspiring moments about finding about JD was that when I first saw him, he was facing downtown from Olive St and William St, with the FBI building as the focal point of his painting. I asked, "Do you know what that building in the middle is?". and JD replied, "Nah, what?". I told him, never mind.
About a week later JD was painting in the same spot, except his canvas was rotated 180 degrees facing the opposite direction. I asked "Did you find out what that building was?" And he said, "Yeah, these guys came out and asked me a bunch of questions.". And that's where our interview starts.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Commercials For Local Businesses

Here are some locally-owned places that you might want to check out:

GreenWell:


Urban Miners:


Romeo and Cesares:


East Rock Pharmacy:


Bender Plumbing Supply and Showroom:


These videos were made by Ian Applegate, who is a part of the Outpost Art Collective. They were made as part of his media team responsibilities for the East Rock Festival, whose website he designed.

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Food Carts Today



One of New Haven's best-kept secrets are the quality of our food carts.  A combination of an international interest in providing residents with quality cuisine, a diligent health inspection department and a rising walkability factor make New Haven a great place to find different types of food on the street.  Fear not, they are delicious.

This video was made voluntarily without the knowledge of Ay! Salsa or Ay! Arepas and only reflects the hours of operation and prices for that day.  Times of availability and prices are subject to change, because it's a food cart.  The service was friendly and the food was tasty.

The quality of the deliciousness, the selection (I had Peruvian tilapia salad for $5.50 and it was great), as well as the location (Broadway and Elm happens to be a major intersection) make for this particular food cart to be where I went today.


View Food Carts in a larger map.  With every new video, we'll add another spot on the Food Cart Map.  

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