Wednesday, January 14, 2009

New Ad

This project has been on delay for awhile. But without further ado:

Original music by Xylos.

17 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wonderful!

dpaste said...

Very cool! Where might this be running?

Unknown said...

Love this! ditto David?

Cuir Vargas said...

Great Work, congratulations.
A simple question with no so simple implications.

Xander said...

Really good, mate.

I love the way the (for lack of a better word) bottom's eyes do register just for a second that he know's it probably isn't the best of ideas. Cool music from Xylos, too.

Boomer said...

Love it. I agree about the look in the bottom's eyes.

Tony Adams said...

Flawless.

ryan charisma said...

Great work.

Greg said...

Nice job! Let's hope that people start getting the message.

theszak said...

How do you get it to work?... There's Flash 9 here on this iMac OS X 10.3.9 but it indicates "To watch this video, you need Flash 9" anyway.

Mark said...

good work, Eric!

theszak said...

        > Stop the trend make healthier choices

The 3 SEX RULES:

SEX RULE number 1
Sex is more important than dying.

SEX RULE number 2
Sex is more important than killing somebody.

SEX RULE number 3
If people could change their sexual behavior we wouldn't be here.

rptrcub said...

In the preview still, I at first thought there was some sort of hawt veiny cock :) but I digress. Good job, Eric.

soulbrotha said...

This is what I still don't understand:

If African Americans make up the largest amount of HIV/AIDS cases,

http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/aa/resources/factsheets/aa.htm

then why are THEY not being reached out to in these ad campaigns?

VJ/DJ Gerson said...

Oh my little activist is growing up so much! I am so proud of you daddy!

theszak said...

        > Is all barebacking risky?
        > Eric Leven of Knucklecrack (one of our
        > fav blogs) thinks so - and makes his
        > point in this beautiful video below (thanks for
        > sharing, Eric).
          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtZmOVxv6jU
        >
        > But, really, is ALL barebacking risky?
        >
        > And what is RISKY, anyway?
        >
        > Isn't the issue of risk - ANY kind of risk - and
        > "safety", much more complicated an issue, one
        > where definitive answers fail to miss everything in
        > the "gray" area?
        >
        > And isn't it ALL ABOUT THE GRAY AREA?
        >
        > What about two poz guys who bareback?
        >
        > What about two neg guys who bareback?
        >
        > What about two guys who don't know each other's
        > status and bareback?
        >
        > Is risk all about HIV prevention?
        >
        > Can we remove risk from our daily lives? And who
        > would want to, if it was possible?


This is a slippery slope argument.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope

Yeah, gray, that's the ticket!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_area_(concept)

RG said...

Excellent.