Andi Lovett

When it comes to creative, everyone has an opinion.  Ultimately it’s the client’s opinion that matters.  But what can you do when the client is flat […]

Contrast is defined by my friends at Dictionary.com as a verb used to “compare in order to show unlikeness or differences; note the opposite natures, purposes, […]

Thanks to “Watch Instantly” and VOD services from all across the ‘net I’ve been catching up on movies and television shows I’ve always wanted to see, […]

Three rows from the stage for Steve Winwood? This was close. Warren Zevon opened and he was in full-one-man band mode. Mr. Winwood played everything I wanted to hear plus. What keeps this from being the “best” is the ….gentleman….seven or eight rows back yelling “Nighttrain” every five seconds. Seriously? Out of Steve Winwood’s entire catalogue THAT’S the one you’re gonna go with? That’s his “Freebird?” Umm…no.

Everything has a burn factor. At some point, a commercial is going to outlive its usefulness. At that point you want to have a new spot ready to go or the next step in the campaign.