Jokes continue on Surveillance Camera ads. We have seen how the surveillance camera finds out the ‘heness’ of a ‘’she’’. Now, here is another joke, in a more direct way.
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The ads for Canon VB-C300 Surveillance Camera, developed by Dentsu, Bangkok, shows how the camera ‘’catches’’ a thief, robber and murderer. This direct way of using symbolicm, though not be originated from a marvelous concept, may impress people with its handsome appearance.
The modest copy reads- Canon VB-C300. Surveillance Camera.
CREDITS
Advertising Agency: Dentsu, Bangkok, Thailand
Creative Directors: Warunee Tanakijchumroon, Somkiat Kittipinijnanta
Art Director: Ditdanai Nopparat
Copywriter: Navanut Phlainoi
Photographer: Chub Nokkaew
Computer Artist: Chub Nokkaew
Producer: Yuppadee Thongprasert
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