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"A lot less shouty"
An ad in the British Television Advertising Awards features a choir. It's not singing though: its making the sound of a car driving. It's typical of the creativity shown at the BTAA show, which is returning to the Walker Art Center for the 21st year in a row.
Minneapolis, Minn. — Attending the Brit Awards is an annual tradition for many Twin Citians. This year the show will run no fewer than 50 times, and many of the screenings are expected to sell out.
British Television Advertising Awards Chief Executive Peter Bigg talked to Minnesota Public Radio's Euan Kerr about some of this years award winners.
He described one where tens of thousands of brightly colored superballs pour down San Francisco streets.
Audio
- "A lot less shouty" (feature audio)
- Peter Bigg talks about the future of British Commercials and why public service announcements are so graphic
- Peter Bigg talks about the expense of British Commercials and why the annual show is so popular at the Walker Art Center
- Peter Bigg on Garrison Keillor
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- Skating priests
- Honda Dream
- "Colors"
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