The Times – JFK Unsilenced

18 March 2018 | Fastmovers

On November 22, 1963, on his way to deliver a speech in Dallas, US president John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Fifty-five years later, using the latest technology, The Times made it possible for us to hear the words he never spoke. For JFK Unsilenced campaign – that’s built around the promise of bringing new perspectives to the news – the media organization teamed up with creative agency Rothco and tech company Cereproc to create an AI-audio version of the Dallas Trade Mart speech. Using an existing copy of the speech they rebuild Mr Kennedy’s voice by analysing hundreds of previous orations.

10 January 2012 |

Heineken – QR Festival sticker

Fun activation in which Heineken really triggers people to find out the world behind a QR-code. Visitors of a Polish summer festival were able to get personal statements encoded ...
16 January 2015 |

Castello Cheese – Eat the Art Pop-up Museum

Sampling deluxe by the Danish cheese brand Castello. In a eat the art pop-up museum in New York City passers-by got the opportunity to products in a very original ...
11 April 2011 | Fastmovers

Red Bull – Art of Can

Red Bull’s international hit campaign Art of Can comes to Holland. In this project professional en amateur artists create sculptures and art installations with the used Red Bull cans. ...