All the ads end with the tag line, "For the mind [represented by a simple drawing of a head], body [stick figure], planet [sketch of Earth]. It was animated using Softimage and finished in Flame. Do you already have an account? We've spent the past two summers in an intesive Fruitopia watch as we tried to capture the videos on tape -- people were posting what shows Fruitopia was sponsoring such as Star Trek DS9 and we'd man the VCRs, trying to capture those babies during commercial breaks. Moshe V , warewolf95 and Derek Slazenger like this. The most varied use of color, showing all kinds of fruit in quick succession, starting with a lot of red grapes looking dark gray against a black and red background. 
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The ad includes the footage from No. There is a wonderful person inside you who is dying to get out. A lazy melody by an rruitopia piano sounds quasi-improvised. SordelYovraMoshe V and 1 other person like this.
No, create an account now. The text is revealed on the screen one word at a time, each word appearing simultaneously in fruuitopia parts of the screen. Hey, it couldn't hurt.
Great variety of colors, none dominant. I'm still in shock.
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This is a wistful little waltz, with synthetic pizzicato strings setting the beat, and synthetic oboes? In one respect, however, they are different from any radio ad and this is why they are so wonderful: One of the best albums is "Treasure".
SordelCousin Itlongdist01 and 2 others like this. A red and white stripes give the first part of the ad a kind of peppermint look; as part of the "new look" of these second-generation spots, non-fruit items, among them an acoustic guitar and a marble head of a Greek goddess, are thrown into the kaleidoscopic mix.
Until recently, I thought that Fruitopia simply had scary flashback commercials and cool vending machines that provided glass bottles of annoyingly titled juice. The music for this is by the Cocteau Twins or very good copyists. They had a image from the theatrical spot and a couple of paragraphs about the making of the spots.
A pretty melody by high synth, with heavy synthetic drum-kit rhythm snares on second and third downbeat of each measure ; halfway through, Kate her voice recognizablechants gleefully, "Hey! Cymbal-free drum-kit percussion; a heavy, repetitive bassline on a single minor third; weird, high melody-line by unidentifiable synth voice; and Kate's voice recognizable half- muttering half-words, and sampled again, singing what sounds like a loop of "boy-boy-boy, boy, boy-OY, boy, boy!
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The ad's text reads: Nick BrookMar 14, With catchy advertising and Coke's distribution muscle behind it, Fruitopia has wasted no time grabbing a sizable share of the Snapple-led fruit-drink market, like a parched softball player after a hot game.
The story went on to mention that the agency paid for studio time, but it seemed to imply that the spots were not done at Kate's home studio, but at a "London studio. The video for "The Man I Love" would be a welcome addition does anyone have it?
Because you are so enlightened I don't have the web address right here, but you can find it in a Yahoo search. Peaceful, lulling, psyche-penetrating music.
I find like Kates music it takes a few plays before it gets to you in a big way. The 30 worst mud moments through the years, in pictures. A synthetic tribal bass-drum sound on the first downbeat of each measure is the only percussion, and the main instrumental music, carried by synthetic fruitoppia in simple two-note chordsis a cadence of syncopated sixteenth-notes.
It may, however, make you thirsty. And it will be A chorus of tribal drums, with two harmonically unrelated descending minor thirds the first in staccato triplets, the second in legato dotted quarter-notes the only other music. I'm still dizzy frultopia from watching six hours of Emtpy-V on fast forward. In the Iced Tea campaign they re-used some of the earlier pieces, so bsh may be out of stuff.
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