The Sphere Agency unveils first work for Bosch
The Sphere Agency has unveiled its first work for German power tools brand Bosch since winning the business from DDB Melbourne in June.
As revealed by Mumbrella last month, the ad – which is the first locally produced spot for the power tools division of Bosch – was directed by Tov Belling, the man behind the camera for Leo Burnett Melbourne’s Cannes grand prix-winning spot for Scope.
The Sphere Agency’s MD Michael Abdul said: “It’s great to be working with such a huge and respected multinational as Bosch, who have a global heritage dating back 125 years and 300,000 employees worldwide. Staying faithful to that heritage was something we constantly kept in mind when developing the campaign.”
great work guys…. very effective, simple and clear
Love the little girl…… good work!!!
I want the cubby house….
Just Brilliant
love it – fantastic ad.
Thank god, not another in your face powertool ad. Great!
17 seconds of close ups of power tools. I bet Sphere had to fight tooth and nail for those 13 seconds too.
Some agencies do ‘ave ’em.
You gronks from Sphere or what? This is an obvious idea with nothing contributed by the bland production.
Love the kids, the dad, and the cubby
Ha! Nice temple!
Makes me want to buy a house with a big backyard.
I’m not sure what’s worse. The ad, or the desperate attempts of praise by the people involved in making it. On any scale, the best critique you could hope for here is that it’s pedestrian and forgettable. Get off the blogs kids and concentrate on steering your clients towards meaningful work.
Tend to agree Trollolololo
LOVE THE TAJ!!!!!!!!!!
Trollolololo – you’re the tool.
Well done Sphere and Tov, great work. Who doesn’t want a family and cubby house lke that!
Trollolololo – believe it or not the job of advertising is to sell the product. Most of the time that involves showing the product in use. Unlike most of the ads the industry froths over this does a pretty good job of explaining why you should but Bosch. It’ll probably sell some tools – unlike the Old Spice ads you probably loved that needed a 2 for one coupon to drive sales.