Darcey Bussell finds it hard not to over-indulge over the festive period. The 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge - who is former ballerina - is known for her petite frame, but she admits she is happy to stop watching what she eats and gorge on calorific treats over the festive season because it's a ''special time''. She said: ''I over-indulge at Christmas. It's that time of year and it's hard not to. But Christmas is such a special time.'' The blonde beauty also has a vacation planned with her husband Angus Forbes and their daughters, Phoebe, 12, and Zoe, nine, after the Christmas break,...
- 12/27/2013
- Virgin Media - TV
Darcey Bussell finds it hard not to over-indulge over the festive period. The 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge - who is former ballerina - is known for her petite frame, but she admits she is happy to stop watching what she eats and gorge on calorific treats over the festive season because it's a ''special time''. She said: ''I over-indulge at Christmas. It's that time of year and it's hard not to. But Christmas is such a special time.'' The blonde beauty also has a vacation planned with her husband Angus Forbes and their daughters, Phoebe, 12, and Zoe, nine, after the Christmas break,...
- 12/24/2013
- Virgin Media - TV
Tourism Australia and Qantas have teamed up with Icehouse singer Iva Davies to produce a four-minute video to mark the 30th anniversary of ‘Australia’s unofficial anthem’, Great Southern Land.
The film was made before Telstra’s Olympics ad, which featured another unofficial Australian anthem, Down Under by Men At Work – but after The Monkeys’ film for Sydney Opera House, which also features a succession of artists performing popular Aussie anthem Ship Song, by Nick Cave.
Great Southern Land, which was written while Davies was on a Qantas flight over central Australia in 1981, is performed in Ta’s video by artists including Katie Noonan, Van She, Eskimo Joe, The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and Cut Copy.
Though made without involving Ta’s ad agency, Ddb Sydney, some of the footage in the video was taken from Ddb’s most recent incarnation of the There’s Nothing Like Australia campaign, which cost $4m to produce.
The film was made before Telstra’s Olympics ad, which featured another unofficial Australian anthem, Down Under by Men At Work – but after The Monkeys’ film for Sydney Opera House, which also features a succession of artists performing popular Aussie anthem Ship Song, by Nick Cave.
Great Southern Land, which was written while Davies was on a Qantas flight over central Australia in 1981, is performed in Ta’s video by artists including Katie Noonan, Van She, Eskimo Joe, The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and Cut Copy.
Though made without involving Ta’s ad agency, Ddb Sydney, some of the footage in the video was taken from Ddb’s most recent incarnation of the There’s Nothing Like Australia campaign, which cost $4m to produce.
- 8/30/2012
- by Robin Hicks
- Encore Magazine
Leo Burnett Sydney has launched a new campaign for Energy Australia to mark the electricity and gas supplier’s sponsorship of the Australian national swim team.
The ad breaks on national TV from tonight.
Leo Burnett Sydney’s chief creative officer Andy Dilallo said: “These swimmers have a focus most people can’t fathom. By showing that we are, quite literally, right there beside them through every stroke and every lap, as they strive to reach their dreams in the early hours, it demonstrates that we understand that great things can be achieved through the power of energy”.
Credits:
Client: EnergyAustralia
Gary Price, Gm Marketing
Lisa Mavrodis, Marketing Engagement & Online Manager
Michelle Harris, Sponsorship Coordinator
Director: Pat Fileti
Co- Director: Angus Forbes
Chief Creative Officer : Andy Dilallo
Creative Group Heads: Iggy Rodriguez & Justin Carew
Senior Creative: Brad Grey
Group Account Director: Paul Everson
Senior Account Director: Libby Weston-Webb
Account...
The ad breaks on national TV from tonight.
Leo Burnett Sydney’s chief creative officer Andy Dilallo said: “These swimmers have a focus most people can’t fathom. By showing that we are, quite literally, right there beside them through every stroke and every lap, as they strive to reach their dreams in the early hours, it demonstrates that we understand that great things can be achieved through the power of energy”.
Credits:
Client: EnergyAustralia
Gary Price, Gm Marketing
Lisa Mavrodis, Marketing Engagement & Online Manager
Michelle Harris, Sponsorship Coordinator
Director: Pat Fileti
Co- Director: Angus Forbes
Chief Creative Officer : Andy Dilallo
Creative Group Heads: Iggy Rodriguez & Justin Carew
Senior Creative: Brad Grey
Group Account Director: Paul Everson
Senior Account Director: Libby Weston-Webb
Account...
- 3/14/2012
- by Robin Hicks
- Encore Magazine
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