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| Not to beat a dead horse-thread, but I totally agree, those spots were just horrible. And weird. It felt like they were trying too hard to be 'hip' while the actual interviews were boring and forgettable, and had nothing to do with the style that was shoe horned onto them. Not why you want to remember something. On Thursday, October 4, 2012, Jim Curtis wrote: FWIW, those Schwab spots were unsettling to me, and I can't imagine they drove one dollar's worth of business. Seemed like a big waste of time and money. Not sure why anybody would have thought that treatment would sell more than real-life people. The technique distracted from the message. And the only reason I found them memorable was because the concept was so awful. -- Animator & Editor www.teddygage.com Brooklyn |
