What are the best TV commercial in the Philippines?
Campaign Showcase: adobo magazine presents The Best Ads of the Philippines 2020
| AD TITLE: | |
|---|---|
| # 1 | RC Cola, “Basta” Campaign: “Band” and “Family” |
| # 2 | Old Spice PH, “The Smell That Never Dies” |
| # 3 | VIVO, Valentine’s Day “Connections Should Have No Limits” 2020 |
| # 4 | McDonald’s “McClassroom” |
How much is TV advertising in the Philippines?
AD RATES AND COMMERCIALS According to the Senate investigation, ABS-CBN’s ad rates for a 30-second ad costs 900 thousand pesos for non-primetime and 1.4 million pesos for primetime. GMA network, on the other hand, charged their 30-second ad at 299 thousand pesos for non-primetime and 500 thousand for primetime.
What was the best Super Bowl commercial 2020?
Rocket Mortgage wins best Super Bowl commercial in USA TODAY’s Ad Meter. It took second place, too. Rocket Mortgage pulled off a surprising double Sunday night.
What makes a successful commercial?
A great commercial will have the following characteristics: A good (and simple) story: A good storyline has a beginning, a middle, and an end with tension and resolution. When making an ad—whether it’s an online ad or TV commercial—you need to keep the brand’s tone in mind.
What’s the best line in a Pinoy commercial?
Sometimes, it seemed that the commercials were longer than the show itself! But there were some ads that made the long wait worthwhile and even enjoyable with their witty lines, memorable characters, and relatable set-ups.
Are there any funny commercials in the Philippines?
(SPOT.ph) Filipinos always love drama, but it’s our unique sense of humor that has gotten us through the toughest days. Take these 10 local ads, for instance.
Who is the actress in the Pinoy commercial?
The one-liner: “I can feel it!” The line was delivered by Alice Dixson with her snappy shoulder move. Actress Shiela Ysrael is also in the ad. Jeric Soriano, son of actor Nestor de Villa and father of director Paul Soriano, directed the ad.
What are some famous lines from a Filipino teleserye?
Isaksak mo siya sa baga mo for all I care. Pero itong stroller na ito, akin ito!” – Emma to Georgia in one of the most heated fights involving a Nerf gun, pillow-stuffed toys, and a stroller (it has to be seen to be believed!), a scene that has set the standard for one of the most unbelievable confrontation scenes in a teleserye to date.
