| Titre | BBC 1Xtra Brand Poster 2 |
| Agence |
Fallon
|
| Campagne |
Notting Hill Campaign - BBC Radio
|
| Annonceur |
BBC
|
| Marque |
BBC 1Xtra
|
| Mise en ligne | Mai 2003 |
| Produit |
Digital Radio Station
|
| Secteur d'activité | Programmes et chaînes de TV et radio
|
| Synopsis | A poster campaign takes all available underground postings (4 sheets, 6 sheets, escalator and stairwell panels, 16 sheets, 48 sheets, railway bridge banners, etc) at Carnival located tube stations. These images take the streetmusic idea on, featuring street scenes with the everyday signage and street furniture altered to read as track titles relevant to the stations playlist and audience. Therefore standout music tracks such as Big Tings a Gwan, and The Chronic, replace a common road sign, a kebab shop fascia and a London buss destination board. |
| Philosophie | Fallon has produced a TV and print campaign setting the stations music policy firmly in its natural environment The street. It breaks on TV programming and poster sites in and around the Notting Hill Carnival this Bank Holiday weekend the nations biggest celebration of black music and culture. |
| Problème | 1Xtra is the first UK Radio Station dedicated to playing the very best in new black music genres such as Hip Hop, UK Garage, Dancehall, RnB and Drum and Bass. To announce the launch of this innovative BBC digital station, Fallon has created a campaign that celebrates these often marginalised, musical forms from both sides of the Atlantic. |
| Type de média |
Poster
|
| Marché | Royaume-Uni |
| Equipe créative |
Andy Jex
|
| Equipe créative |
Robb Potts
|
| Responsable de budget agence |
Chris Kay
|
| Photographe |
Earnest Fischer
|
| Typographe |
James Townsend
|
| Directeur de création |
Richard Flintham
|
| Directeur de création |
Andy McLeod
|
