VIDFEST 2008 Advertising Campaign Features Portrait Photography by Static

Posted May 13, 2008 by kk

Michael and Jonathan Get Charged Up At VIDFEST Jennifer Gets Charged Up At VIDFEST Kris Gets Charged Up At VIDFEST

The Vancouver Internation Digital Festival, aka VIDFEST, recently hired Static Photography to photography their recent 'Charged Up' advertising campaign featuring several local tech celebrities. The project was a cool mashup of creative talents with concept and branding work being done by Mod7, design and layout by Smash Lab, and the photography by Kris Krug of Static.

"The Vancouver International Digital Festival is an event for the top creative minds working in digital media. Join visionaries from games and digital entertainment, Web 2.0, interactive design, animation and mobile applications, at this annual ‘must-attend’ in Vancouver, Canada. Get access to international business match-making, ‘big picture’ conference sessions on the latest trends and markets in digital media, a recruiting fair, high-level seminars for creators, designers, and producers, and loads of networking parties."

The advertisements ran on Wired.com and in BC Business Magazine as well as several newspapers in the US and Canada including: the Straight (Vancouver), the Stranger (Seattle), FFWD (Calgary), Voir (Montreal), WE (Vancouver), and Now (Toronto). The ads featured 5 successful local tech personalities including Jennifer Ouano (Elastic Entertainment), Lynda Brown-Ganzert (Karyo Edleman), Warren Franklin (Rainmaker Entertainment), the Tippett brothers Michael (NowPublic) and Jonathan (Mondo Spider), and Static's own founder Kris Krug (Raincity Studios).

Thanks to Kirstin, Wil, Kim, Krista, Eric and all the members of New Media BC, VIDFEST, Mod7, and Smash Lab who helped make this campaign a wild sucess... and see you at the Gala! :)

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