Topic: Return of the Real Hero—From Caricature to Character
Through the lens of the superhero and pop culture, we'll explore the heightened relevance of heroes, what it means to be a hero today, and how brands can empower your inner hero. Presented by account planner Alyson Heller and planning intern Courtney Kuehn.
Tune in via live webcast and follow-along on Slideshare/YouTube:
Slideshare:
Fallon Brainfood: Return of the Real Hero (pdf)View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own.
Live chat:
Videos:
Slide 19: SuperHero Comic Guru Interview
With thanks to our interviewees, including blogger Geoff Boucher, "Hero Complex," at the LA Times.
Check back tomorrow for additional clips, links, and information.
nice prezo today. some more bran archetypes. http://thebrandbuilder.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/archetypes-and-brands-2/
ReplyDeletethere's also a gentlemen by the name of Stephen Fisher that has dome a lot of work on brand archetypes. a lot of what he presents is consistent with what was presented today.
thanks again for making these available on the www
Thanks for joining us. Glad you enjoyed. I'll check out Stephen's blog...
ReplyDeleteWindo - Thanks for tuning in and for the additional resources. We've had other good feedback and links trickling in; look for a recap with expanded source list in the next few days.
ReplyDeleteVery nice presentation. Amazing stat about the top 10 films of 2008.
ReplyDeleteI think that hero's give consumers comfort and inspire them (even for a few hours) about their own potential.
Brands that tap into this desire can make big in roads - especially during this economic downturn.
Great presentation. Thanks for sharing.
Tyler
adjoke.ca
another caped-crusader brand: http://www.pomwonderful.com/
ReplyDeletebeen seeing billboards here in LA with this superhero theme for POM.
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