This piece was inspired by the "In My Room" exercise from the book by Julia Cameron. The accessories in your room, such as posters, figurines or your DVD shelf, do not simply represent the hobbies you enjoy or your favorite forms of entertainment; your room is a declaration of your identity and personal values. These are the same values you will pass on to your future children.
The best science fiction features strong role models, teaches powerful lessons about what it means to be human, and poses complex ethical questions. The principles taught in science fiction are often adopted by fans and passed along through the generations. This ad features a gathering of iconic science fiction characters who represent imagination, love, courage, freedom, and personal choice, in a room with posters featuring SyFy's hit shows. The twist that it is an infant's room is a literal representation of how science fiction (and SyFy programming) can help 21st century children become great and "imagine greater."
A broadcast storyboard for this ad is available upon request.
[DISCLAIMER: This is a SPEC AD and has no affiliation with SyFy Channel, NBC/Universal, LucasFilm, Paramount, the BBC or any related brand or advertising firm. This project was created as part of a student spec portfolio at Emerson College.]
The best science fiction features strong role models, teaches powerful lessons about what it means to be human, and poses complex ethical questions. The principles taught in science fiction are often adopted by fans and passed along through the generations. This ad features a gathering of iconic science fiction characters who represent imagination, love, courage, freedom, and personal choice, in a room with posters featuring SyFy's hit shows. The twist that it is an infant's room is a literal representation of how science fiction (and SyFy programming) can help 21st century children become great and "imagine greater."
A broadcast storyboard for this ad is available upon request.
[DISCLAIMER: This is a SPEC AD and has no affiliation with SyFy Channel, NBC/Universal, LucasFilm, Paramount, the BBC or any related brand or advertising firm. This project was created as part of a student spec portfolio at Emerson College.]
