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As part of PUMA's chasingBOLT video distribution program we have developed the above video widget and a related Facebook app. on Involver's platform. (Click on the Join on Fb logo in the lower right corner of the widget.) Thanks to Rahim and the Involver team for busting ass and getting it out in short order! Involver is an interesting platform for two reasons: 1) They have a number of plug-ins that allow easy function withing the widget: email capture, quizzes, outbound links can all be set up to run within the player, and 2) this player integrates with Facebook like no other i've come across. Involver creates a custom app. with many community sharing and outreach functions that I'm hoping we'll be able to utilize...planning time is tight (we just got the whole assignment 10 days ago) but we do have a few things in store...Watch for special Usain Bolt Olympic gear and info coming through this thing!
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PUMA Running has hired coBRANDiT to help distribute video and publicize content from chasingBOLT.com. chasingBOLT is a "blogumentary series" which follows PUMA sponsored 100m world record holder Usain Bolt as he travels to Beijing to compete in the 2008 Olympics. Working with our distribution partners Pandemic Labs and Involver we'll be updating various social media video channels, widgets and apps. with new content regularly for the next month, so stay tuned!

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We're learning to build widgets on sprout's platform, here's an example we mocked up for a theoretical PUMA motorsport campaign. Widgets to me represent the ultimate viral thing for a marketer...a perfect little tranferable package...as long as you recognize that they're worthless as a stand-alone gadget. They should be treated as the interface for a much deeper experience, and an interface that provides some usefulness & utility. Pretend you're an F1 race fan, then play around with the widget above and you'll see some of what I'm talking about. Note: PUMA produces Ferrari's team gear.

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More detail from Desperate Housewives stylist Cate Adair...a project we shot for MS&L in NY. We've got it here on Viddler because we can drop url's for the sites Cate mentions right in the vid...nice! From the description:


Cate Adair, stylist for Desperate Housewives, partnered with Febreze for a roundtable discussion on spring style with top fashion and style bloggers. In this video, Cate reveals style tips for new moms, must have brands for spring, and using Febreze to care for your vintage items. This is the second in the series from the Febreze "Breath of Fresh Style" blogger roundtable discussion.

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We shot this piece for MS&L in NYC last week: A Febreze sponsored blogger roundtable with Cate Adair, stylist for Desperate Housewives. From MS&L's description: "Cate demonstrates two looks you might see on the Red Carpet: A beautiful butter yellow Kevan Hall goddess dress and a stunning navy blue satin dress from Rare Vintage - with amazing John Hardy and Platinum Guild jewels."

Cate also reveals behind-the-scenes red carpet secrets and tips for using Febreze to care for your vintage items...we'll release more content from the Febreze "Breath of Fresh Style" blogger roundtable discussion soon.

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So I was reading this post by Spike at Brains On Fire (thanks for the shout-out Spike) about Nokia's self-described "viral video" and cutting-edge interactive thing and it led me down a path and I ended up watching the video below and freaking out. Damn. I need more style, more rare Russian style in my life.

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Here's the rough cut of the PUMA complete piece we produced last spring. Before the titles, and with our choice of music. Plus a few extra shots...

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Fashion.psfk asked us to suss out the question of sweatshops...does the issue have any resonance with consumers today? and do people have any awareness of which brands/companies are producing stuff in equitable conditions (or otherwise)? We got some reactions from the street as well as input from various marketing and PR execs.

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Jesse runs the nice camera, camera 2 is the cheapo Canon zx60 we carry around for backup and when we're goofing off and want something that fits in a pocket. This piece is a collection of clips from two missions we went on in 2003: exploring an abandoned factory in Somerville MA and checking out the environs in Eastham MA near Jesse's dad's house.

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We did not produce this movie. We don't know who did. But we like it, and submit it here for your approval.
(Full disclosure: PUMA is our client.)

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We recently produced this video for PUMA's internal sales team. PUMA specified the gear, music and titles, we rounded up locations and models. The result is a bit more slick than we like, but hey...ya gotta satisfy your clients.

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Fashion.psfk tasked us with this investigation: Is Converse an iconic brand? Here are the results.

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Future Marketing Summit, NYC Feb 2006: Piers Fawkes of psfk.com talks about web publishing and plans for his new fashion site.

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Here's some more detailed discussion of the shoes. But what's the DJ got on his feet?

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"Do not release them."

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PUMA Californias explore an abandoned house.

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We conducted market research in London, sussing out a new line of PUMAs. Not everybody liked them.

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