UPS Meets Its Deadline, Falls Short Elsewhere

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For client UPS, agency Doner and production firm Psyop imagine a helpless protagonist braving the challenges of a cardboard world to meet a deadline. The ability to print remotely liberates him in the end.

The imagery is inspired but the ad suffers from mediocrity of narrative and a weak message. Next!

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