Vizio Ditches Picture for Pure Copy to Promote Quality of Its Ultra HD TVs

Published On
Apr 21, 2015

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Vizio and ad agency David & Goliath take a clever approach to promoting the quality of the brand's 4K Ultra HD Smart TVS -- by ditching the pictures altogether.

A trio of ads recount dramatic scenarios that could look breathtaking on film -- a boxing match, a brave knight's quest and a Parisian love story -- but they're only relayed via colorful copy, word by word, and read by a dramatic voiceover. Going against category convention of showing lush landscapes and dramatic scenes, it's a smart way to reel viewers in and promote the tag, "See more than you can imagine," which is presumably what will happen when you watch something on Vizio's Ultra HD TVs.

Credits

Date
Apr 21, 2015
Brand :
Vizio Ads
Client :
Vizio Ads
Founder and Chairman :
David Angelo
Chief Creative Officer :
Colin Jeffery
Group Creative Director :
Ben Purcell
Group Creative Director :
Steve Yee
Creative Director :
John OHea
Art Director :
Mike Cornell
Copywriter :
Andy Sciamanna
Director, Strategy :
Kristen Knape
Head of Production :
Paul Albanese
Agency Producer :
Mia Lischer
Editorial Company :
Spinach
Editor :
Adam Bright, Art Castle
Producer :
Jonathan Carpio
Color/Online :
Spinach
Music Company :
Human Worldwide
Mix and Sound Design :
Margarita Mix
Sound Engineer :
Nathan Dubin
Agency :
David & Goliath

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