Increasingly, it is hard for a candidate or issue to get through the political season without cutting a television ad. Increasingly, television and video are becoming ubiquitous parts of our lives. And, the amount of money spent on ads in Northwest Ohio continues to break records with every election year. Get ready for Politics @ 30fps.
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
Monday, September 03, 2007
John McCain 2008: Courageous Service 60 Second Ad
Video description: "John McCain is ready to lead from day one. This is the campaign's first web ad."
Mario Campos Commercial
Video description: Toledo City Council Candidate for District 2 Mario Campos
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Biden for President: Security
Video description: "One of Joe Biden's first TV ads, focusing on the need to tell the truth on Iraq."
Monday, August 20, 2007
Biden for President: Cathedral
Video description: "Senator Joe Biden's first TV ad running in Iowa. We must end this war, but it matters tremendously how we end this war so we can keep us out."
Biden for President: Security
*NOTE: This video has been made private by Biden for President. There is another link to a different video under the same name here: Biden for President: Security
Video description: "With Senator Joe Biden as president, the truth will be told."
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Obama for America: The Road to Change: Iowa
Video description: "A trailer for Barack's whirlwind tour of Iowa this week. Stay tuned for more."
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Richardson for President: Focused
Video description: "This ad details Richardson's economic successes in New Mexico."
Monday, August 13, 2007
Hillary Clinton for President Exploratory Committee: Invisible
Video description: " In her first ad of the campaign, Hillary says that everyone who has been invisible to George W. Bush won't be invisible to the next president."
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Mike Gravel for President 2008: Mike Gravel Thinks Different
Video description: "This is a commercial based off of Apple's 'Think Different' marketing campaign.
The very basis of Apple's marketing campaign way back when (and now) was that they offered the refreshing alternative to the ordinary. I think the same applies to Sen. Mike Gravel, and his presidential campaign. Sen. Gravel is the only candidate who realizes what the American people need to hear, not merely want to hear, so he's a candidate that 'Thinks Different.'
Mike Gravel is a candidate who knows that one man, without the support of major corporations, can make a difference, that's why he 'Thinks Different.'
This is a 'campaign ad' I based (very closely) off of that Apple 'Think Different" ad. The same analogies, allusions, and associations all apply, and I'm quite proud of this video.
It's time that the American people think different, not only in their choice of Personal Computer, but in their choice for the American President.
I'm voting for Mike Gravel because he 'Thinks Different.'
Rate it. Favorite it. Make people know that there's an alternative in the 2008 election. From all that I've learned from working with Sen. Gravel, it's that one man can make a difference.
Provided by Youtube User PoliticalAnalysis: www.youtube.com/politicalanalysis"
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
Friday, August 03, 2007
John McCain 2008: Ethics Reform
Video description: "John McCain strongly talks about ethics reform."
Note: I'm not really sure if this is intended to be an ad in the traditional sense. However, as I have eluded to in the past, YouTube is changing the way that candidates are choosing to format their messages. Here's an example.
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Romney For President: "Secure Borders"
Video description: "Romney For President Radio Ad"
Note: This one is a bit of a departure because its a radio ad. However, things are a little sparse on the net at the moment so I thought it should be included. It is mass media. Hope you enjoy.
Richardson for President: New Energy TV Ad
Video description: "Check out Gov. Bill Richardson's new TV ad on clean energy."