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Pick of the Week - Wieden & Kennedy Portland/Nike
campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 16 August 2012 08:00AM
Nike's Olympics-themed "find your greatness" work by Wieden & Kennedy Portland arguably upstaged that of Adidas, the event's sponsor, Anne Cassidy says:
Nike ad by Wieden & Kennedy Portland
"The campaign showed that achieving greatness isn't the sole preserve of athletes. Filmed in towns called London around the world, the spots champion ordinary people playing sport. The outdoor work was also affecting." The work was written by Caleb Jensen, art directed by Aramis Israel and directed by Lance Acord and Seb Edwards through Park Pictures.
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