LAURENCE GREEN (Pt. 2)
About this episode
The episode discusses the evolution and disappearance of notable creative agencies and the factors influencing their success and decline.
Faxes. Magic Markers. Hard copies of Campaign. Offices. Grant projectors. PMTs. U-matics. Scalpels. Memos. Information Departments. Flash. Spray mount. Chinagraphs. Secretaries. Pinboards. Foamboard. Lightboxes. CS10. Lighter fuel. Paintbox. Dupes. 10x8s”. Contact sheets. Proofs. All gone. Replaced by something that did the job better. But what about all those great creative agencies, why did they vanish? Like Collett Dickenson Pearce, Gold Greenlees Trott, Howell Henry Caldecott Lury, Simons Palmer Denton Clemmow & Johnson. And Fallon. From ’98 to ’08 they seemed to rule the world with ads that appealed to the public as much as awards juries. They certainly haven’t been replaced by something better. Maybe if you hit it big in a certain decade it defines you as much as you define it, when that passes you go with it? Like Disco, Mike Myers and Pokémon GO. Or maybe it’s chemistry, that weird substance created when the founders are stuffed into the same test tube, maybe it evaporates when they leave? Laurence and I talk about this and more. Hope you enjoy it.
People in this episode
Host: Dave Dye
Guest: Laurence Green
Topics covered
- advertising
- creative agencies
- business history
- media evolution
- cultural impact
Keywords
- advertising agencies
- creative process
- media history
- cultural trends
- business evolution
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Collett Dickenson Pearce, Gold Greenlees Trott, Howell Henry Caldecott Lury, Simons Palmer Denton Clemmow & Johnson, Fallon
Products: Pokémon GO
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