Jason Theodor (aka jted) is a Creative Consultant, Creative Director, Creative Writer, Creative Speaker, Creative Teacher.
The Creative Method and Systems is the culmination of 5 years thought on the subject of creativity, with the aim to take ideas to the next level and actualize them.
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If Tarantino Was The Brand Manager of the World: Logorama
Logorama is a short, animated film that manages to trash just about every brand you can think of in 16 minutes flat. It begs to be watched over and over again, as every single detail of this Oscar-nominated world is made up of familiar logos. There must be an army of lawyers with defamation suits waiting to challenge 'fair use' and 'parody' laws on this one. And don't watch it with the kids, as there is cartoon violence and enough cursing in the dialogue to make you wonder if Quentin Tarantino didn't do a bit of ghostwriting here.
Thank you to @jaygoldman for finding the full video.
