Huh! When I watched the spot my reaction was "wow, I really don't understand how advertising works... is the message that a Gravity is easy to steal?" but apparently this is being effective for brand awareness. Good.A friend just messaged to say she saw the commercial watching the game.
Yeah this is straightforward branding. Linking attibutes to the Lucid name: Tech, coolness, a little bit outlaw, anti-mainstream. The new marketing guy is getting it done IMO.Huh! When I watched the spot my reaction was "wow, I really don't understand how advertising works... is the message that a Gravity is easy to steal?" but apparently this is being effective for brand awareness. Good.
Having seen advertising from inside the creative end of it (post-production, we’d do ads when we weren’t on films), in advertising there are a LOT of unqualified decision makers, no vision at all, bad ideas that get greenlit and sometimes ludicrous waste and disorganization that is evident in the end product. I see zero signs of that with this campaign. That’s what was cool about that BMW short films campaign, as when we did ads we were used to being told what to do by people who had terrible taste, no entertainment literacy and sometimes ignorant generalizations in the search of hitting the demographic, but then BMW did that campaign, which was universally well received, and everyone was like “Yes! Finally an artful story-telling way to get people to learn how cool this thing is!”, so yeah I’m thrilled to see Lucid doing what BMW did.Yeah this is straightforward branding. Linking attibutes to the Lucid name: Tech, coolness, a little bit outlaw, anti-mainstream. The new marketing guy is getting it done IMO.
Yeah I can tell you've been on the inside. Sometimes you get the account people calling the shots (rather than the creatives) and you get a terrible product. Sometimes its the production folks that can't deliver, but that is less common. If you select talented production people and get out of their way, you usually get something pretty good.Having seen advertising from inside the creative end of it (post-production, we’d do ads when we weren’t on films), in advertising there are a LOT of unqualified decision makers, no vision at all, bad ideas that get greenlit and sometimes ludicrous waste and disorganization that is evident in the end product. I see zero signs of that with this campaign. That’s what was cool about that BMW short films campaign, as when we did ads we were used to being told what to do by people who had terrible taste, no entertainment literacy and sometimes ignorant generalizations in the search of hitting the demographic, but then BMW did that campaign, which was universally well received, and everyone was like “Yes! Finally an artful story-telling way to get people to learn how cool this thing is!”, so yeah I’m thrilled to see Lucid doing what BMW did.
I am sure a few 1000 of those are mine2.5 million views and counting! Looks like Lucid hit a home run with Timothee!
I forsee more ads continuing the story!
On the website there’s a video of them eating pizza in the frunk. Nice that he got his frunk seat whilst a huge chunk of GDE owners are still waiting. Clearly, we’re just expected to sit on the hard plastic and suck it upI am sure a few 1000 of those are mine
For a sequel, what could possibly happen in Tucson ?!!
On the website there’s a video of them eating pizza in the frunk. Nice that he got his frunk seat whilst a huge chunk of GDE owners are still waiting. Clearly, we’re just expected to sit on the hard plastic and suck it up
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They probably would’ve taken the Air but couldn’t get the fob to work…They didn't take Shaq's customized Air, so we know it wasn't Chalamet taking another Lucid.
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Shaquille O'Neal's custom Range Rover stolen in transport
A $180,000 Range Rover customized for NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal was stolen in Georgia earlier this month, and law enforcement is still on the hunt for it.www.espn.com