Tommy
1st April, 2009, 10:08 PM
Freesat ready to launch TV advertising
As from today, the 1st April, the free-to-air satellite provider, Freesat, is going to run its first TV advertising campaign in order to try to tempt viewers away from the pay-to-view version of digital TV from Sky and the free alternative.
The campaign will consist of two adverts that will follow a main character who clearly likes what he sees on Freesat.
The adverts have been produced by the Farm, using super fast HD stills cameras and have been made up with over eighteen thousand still shots, which make up the three hundred and twenty shots that are used in each advert.
The advert will get its first play during the break in the World Cup Qualifier between England and Ukraine which is live on ITV1 tonight starting at 7.30pm.
Tommy
As from today, the 1st April, the free-to-air satellite provider, Freesat, is going to run its first TV advertising campaign in order to try to tempt viewers away from the pay-to-view version of digital TV from Sky and the free alternative.
The campaign will consist of two adverts that will follow a main character who clearly likes what he sees on Freesat.
The adverts have been produced by the Farm, using super fast HD stills cameras and have been made up with over eighteen thousand still shots, which make up the three hundred and twenty shots that are used in each advert.
The advert will get its first play during the break in the World Cup Qualifier between England and Ukraine which is live on ITV1 tonight starting at 7.30pm.
Tommy