


Ads are made to sell, ok we all agree on that. But where are the limits in doing so ? A representation too far from reality would not have the risk to disappoint the client and break the dream patiently constructed ?
Ads vs. reality website compares burgers ads vs. real product shot just after having bought the "meal".
Like the traditional ads "before" and "after" for plastic surgery, Pundo 3000 is a very funny and recommended site which purpose is to show the ad, the pack then the real product "ready to eat". They also have published a book of the project that can be found here.
3 comments:
your blog is very fine......
This reminds me of a movie with Michael Douglas called Falling Down.
There is a great scene about hamburgers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hM8qT9Xop5k
Sebastien, you're right, this scene from Falling down is great to illustrate "Customer is always right" principle and the disappointment of M Douglas in front of his order. Thank's for the comment.
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