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 | The Economist RED WIRES RED WIRES - Let your mind wander with The Economist's new UK cinema ad ... newspaper "Tom Carty" "Red Wires" cinema ad advert "Florent Blondeau" "wire walker" stunt circus voyage wandering travel Budapest campaign "AMV BBDO" travelling curiosity intellectual news politics world |
 | The Real Camelot. were laid. These were just earth banks fortified with huge boulders, dressed to shape. The Occupants were of the Durotriges tribe. Between AD 60-70 the Roman army laid siege to the castle and massacred most of its residents, evicting the rest. Evidence of Roman occupation of the Fort after the massacre have been found. Their military occupation of Britain ceased around AD 410. Thereafter the castle was largely unoccupied until the time of King Arthur, (circa AD 469) Archaeology has ... |
 | The Roman Colosseum The Colosseum, originally called the Flavian Amphitheatre, is an elliptical ampitheatre in Rome. It is the largest ever built in the Roman Empire and quite rightly known as the greatest example of Roman architecture and engineering. Occupying a site just east of the Roman Forum, construction started between AD 70 and 72 during the period of Vespasian and was completed in 80 AD in the reign of Titus ... Colosseum Coliseum Flavian Amphitheatre Travel Rome Italy Gladiator Vespasian Titus ... |
 | Babylon A.D, Jericho, and the Last Zion In the film Babylon AD Vin Diesel escorts a genetically altered teenage girl into New York City.. Where she is to give a Virginal Birth to twins in order to validate a Luciferian religion known as the Noelites. Their headquarters of course being a four sectioned black pyramid shaped pillar curiously positioned near or on Ground Zero.. with masonic arches interlaced in it's infrastructure. The Reconstruction of Babylon: In 1985, Saddam Hussein started rebuilding the city on top of the old ... |
 | McDonald's McValue Lunch Contest Ad "You can win an iPhone!" was what attracted Alex & Grace to participate in a contest by McDonald's. AND, it also allowed them to whip out their Canon 5D Mark 2 DSLR and put it to good use. Together with it, they mixed in a sprinkle of herbs (50mm F1.4, 135mm F2.0, 17-40mm F4, 70-200mm F4), some friendly faces from the McDonald's drive-thru and 2 McValue meals! It was fun, and we hope to evoke interest and smiles through this short and somewhat humorous clip. Enjoy! |
 | Qantas Business Travel commercial I recently worked on this ad for Qantas Business Travel with Sydney company Collider and director Joel Pront. I created lighting and shading for the CGI paper planes for about 70% of the shots. |
 | Bob turns 70 years old. I will survive song. Grandpa Bob turns 70. Birthday party ad Travel lodge near Clearwater beach, FL. |
 | Nancy Pelosi attacks the nation of Turkey supplies to the American military currently engaged on the battle field. The goose stepping cowards in the Democratic Party could not get Congress to withdraw the troops, so they tried by trying to alienate a good American Ally, Turkey. Trying to blame Turkey for the sins of the Ottoman Empire is like trying to blame Italy for 70 AD sack of Jews of Jerusalem in 70 AD by the Roman Legions. Tags: Washington DC |
 | Global Treasures NIMES Provence, France importance. The Arena was once the setting for gladiatorial battles but today it is matadors who fascinate their audiences during the Whitsuntide Féria. The amphitheatre was built in around 70 AD Nîmes, or "Nemausus" as the Romans named their colony, developed into an important centre. In the 2nd century AD emperors Hadrian and Antonius Pius ordered the construction of two further splendid buildings, thus the town was enriched by fine architecture. In contrast to the famous Roman Arena at ... |
 | Weekend Explorer Conwy, Wales BSP-DVD-209 - Emmy and Multi Telly Awarded Active Travel Series The majestic medieval castle town of Conwysits in northwestern Wales. With over 400 castles in Wales, legends abound, including one that the wizard Merlin--of Camelot fame--is thought to sleep on an island here. Welsh society was ancient way back when the Romans first came to Wales in 70 AD. Come along as we tour this scenic country from a base in historic Conwy, a town that sits within the protective walls of a majestic ... |
