Super Bowl Commercial Update

Put an ad for original music on the MySpace Music Classifieds section. You would be swamped with original music to use.
 
A desperate plea

frankdogg makes such fantastic commercials, but I think his "Who is Ron Paul" will much better serve the average person who has no idea who Ron Paul is. Most people don't know what he looks like or even that he exists, let alone his platform. The almost-subliminal word cluster at the end is a very good technique I think, and you get to see lots of shots of the Good Doctor, standing up and addressing the people, rather than just a glimpse of a contemplative face. This comes at the expense of it seeming a little too "political-y," but I think it is stylish enough to get past that.

The CCR ad, or whatever music ends up being put on it, is very fun and gets the viewer excited, plus does not look (or sound) like your average political commercial. That is good for the Superbowl, but bad for informing the voter. You only glimpse Ron at the very end and can't get a feel for what the man even looks like. It almost seems like he is hiding. He doesn't look very "presidential." Plus, as mentioned earlier, there is no spoken word! You have to read the cards as they appear. People might be in the kitchen, looking at eachother chatting, could be one of a million things. YOU HAVE TO HAVE SOME AUDIO at LEAST! And all of his positions are "imagine..." as though he is saying "all these things will simply go away if I am elected." I think most people will be suspicious, even incredulous. Nobody wants to elect an idealist. This commercial would have been great a few months ago to build hype, but now we need some MEAT on these things.

I feel that the Who Is Ron Paul? Commercial covers much more ground and is a FAR better introduction to the viewer who has never heard of Ron Paul. Secondly, those undecideds who may like Ron Paul or know little about him but generally feel he has no shot may perk up and re-consider after seeing such a slick, inspirational ad, on the Superbowl, no less!

We need to use "Who Is Ron Paul?", I'm begging you guys.
 
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agreed the who is ron paul maybe the best to show...unless adamT finishes up

HazardPerry said:
I can't really decide, frankdogg makes such good commercials, but I think his "Who is Ron Paul" will much better serve the average person who has no idea who Ron Paul is. Most people don't know what he looks like or even that he exists, let alone his platform. The almost-subliminal word cluster at the end is a very good technique I think, and you get to see lots of shots of the Good Doctor, standing up and addressing the people, rather than just a glimpse of a contemplative face. This comes at the expense of it seeming a little too "political-y," but I think it is stylish enough to get past that.

The CCR ad, or whatever music ends up being put on it, is very fun and gets the viewer excited, plus does not look (or sound) like your average political commercial. That is good for the Superbowl, but bad for informing the voter. You only glimpse Ron at the very end and can't get a feel for what the man even looks like. It almost seems like he is hiding. He doesn't look very "presidential." And all of his positions are "imagine..." as though he is saying "all these things will simply go away if I am elected." I think most people will be suspicious, even incredulous. Nobody wants to elect an idealist.

I feel that the Who Is Ron Paul? Commercial covers much more ground and is a FAR better introduction to the viewer who has never heard of Ron Paul. Secondly, those undecideds who may like Ron Paul or know little about him but generally feel he has no shot may perk up and re-consider after seeing such a slick, inspirational ad, on the Superbowl, no less!

Okay, maybe I can decide. We need to use "Who Is Ron Paul?", I'm begging you guys.
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AGreed the 2nd frankdogg ad maybe better since no music problems and the person and floating words at the end is inspiring...could be good mix to start on

Still think the 3d adamT project needs to do a 2 part sequel and complete the first half in time for pre super bowl
 
HazardPerry said:
frankdogg makes such fantastic commercials, but I think his "Who is Ron Paul" will much better serve the average person who has no idea who Ron Paul is. Most people don't know what he looks like or even that he exists, let alone his platform. The almost-subliminal word cluster at the end is a very good technique I think, and you get to see lots of shots of the Good Doctor, standing up and addressing the people, rather than just a glimpse of a contemplative face. This comes at the expense of it seeming a little too "political-y," but I think it is stylish enough to get past that.

The CCR ad, or whatever music ends up being put on it, is very fun and gets the viewer excited, plus does not look (or sound) like your average political commercial. That is good for the Superbowl, but bad for informing the voter. You only glimpse Ron at the very end and can't get a feel for what the man even looks like. It almost seems like he is hiding. He doesn't look very "presidential." Plus, as mentioned earlier, there is no spoken word! You have to read the cards as they appear. People might be in the kitchen, looking at eachother chatting, could be one of a million things. YOU HAVE TO HAVE SOME AUDIO at LEAST! And all of his positions are "imagine..." as though he is saying "all these things will simply go away if I am elected." I think most people will be suspicious, even incredulous. Nobody wants to elect an idealist. This commercial would have been great a few months ago to build hype, but now we need some MEAT on these things.

I feel that the Who Is Ron Paul? Commercial covers much more ground and is a FAR better introduction to the viewer who has never heard of Ron Paul. Secondly, those undecideds who may like Ron Paul or know little about him but generally feel he has no shot may perk up and re-consider after seeing such a slick, inspirational ad, on the Superbowl, no less!

Okay, maybe I can decide. We need to use "Who Is Ron Paul?", I'm begging you guys.
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+1
 
HazardPerry said:
frankdogg makes such fantastic commercials, but I think his "Who is Ron Paul" will much better serve the average person who has no idea who Ron Paul is. Most people don't know what he looks like or even that he exists, let alone his platform. The almost-subliminal word cluster at the end is a very good technique I think, and you get to see lots of shots of the Good Doctor, standing up and addressing the people, rather than just a glimpse of a contemplative face. This comes at the expense of it seeming a little too "political-y," but I think it is stylish enough to get past that.

I feel that the Who Is Ron Paul? Commercial covers much more ground and is a FAR better introduction to the viewer who has never heard of Ron Paul. Secondly, those undecideds who may like Ron Paul or know little about him but generally feel he has no shot may perk up and re-consider after seeing such a slick, inspirational ad, on the Superbowl, no less!

We need to use "Who Is Ron Paul?", I'm begging you guys.
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I think this is the best of the three I've viewed. Still doesn't say republican in there - but maybe that could be text in next to the www.ronpaul2008.com which is at the end.
 
HazardPerry said:
frankdogg makes such fantastic commercials, but I think his "Who is Ron Paul" will much better serve the average person who has no idea who Ron Paul is. Most people don't know what he looks like or even that he exists, let alone his platform. The almost-subliminal word cluster at the end is a very good technique I think, and you get to see lots of shots of the Good Doctor, standing up and addressing the people, rather than just a glimpse of a contemplative face. This comes at the expense of it seeming a little too "political-y," but I think it is stylish enough to get past that.

The CCR ad, or whatever music ends up being put on it, is very fun and gets the viewer excited, plus does not look (or sound) like your average political commercial. That is good for the Superbowl, but bad for informing the voter. You only glimpse Ron at the very end and can't get a feel for what the man even looks like. It almost seems like he is hiding. He doesn't look very "presidential." Plus, as mentioned earlier, there is no spoken word! You have to read the cards as they appear. People might be in the kitchen, looking at eachother chatting, could be one of a million things. YOU HAVE TO HAVE SOME AUDIO at LEAST! And all of his positions are "imagine..." as though he is saying "all these things will simply go away if I am elected." I think most people will be suspicious, even incredulous. Nobody wants to elect an idealist. This commercial would have been great a few months ago to build hype, but now we need some MEAT on these things.

I feel that the Who Is Ron Paul? Commercial covers much more ground and is a FAR better introduction to the viewer who has never heard of Ron Paul. Secondly, those undecideds who may like Ron Paul or know little about him but generally feel he has no shot may perk up and re-consider after seeing such a slick, inspirational ad, on the Superbowl, no less!

We need to use "Who Is Ron Paul?", I'm begging you guys.
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+1000
 
This is huge, please donate!! too bad some blimp funds can't be diverted to this .. the viewership of attentive watchers of the Superbowl is just mind blowing!!!
 
mavtek said:
This needs to be at DailyPaul, it also needs to be sent to the meetups. If official Campaigns can't advertise during the super bowl this is a huge advantage for us.

Also I just sent you $100
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Sent to my meetup. Donating now
 
what about that ad with the drum beats that was made to be shown along with the movie "National Treasure 2" I'm sure someone knows what I am talking about.. it was amazing
 
jake said:
don't like this music, just doesn't seem happy enough, and doesn't inspire feelings of national pride like "fortunate son" does
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exactly... it's not good. Someone needs to come up with something that has a great hook for the ear like the Creedence song.
 
We need to settle on an ad for sure or otherwise we're not gonna satisfy all potential donors. This needs to be bumped continually till whenever the deadline is. It should be no problem for us to put 75k together.
 
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