Fashion ad campaign- Dublin girl dancing to Daft Punk

[beforehewentmad]

As I started to post this thread it dawned on me that I knew of a girl who's from Dublin, who was recruited to do a fashion ad campaign in Paris via Youtube. Check her first home video, and then the aftermath.

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the first video:</p>

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Sr2JneittqQ&amp;amp;feature=related</p>



the success afterward:</p>

http://youtube.com/watch?v=rXyQdV5h1JE</p>

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Pretty cool, eh?
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Also, this might be a long shot, but I figured with the diversity of this
community that someone might be a Dubliner. I realize it's not Berlin
or Moscow for the heavier techno stuff, but I figured I might have a
chance at finding a decent dance club for heavy trance type stuff? </p>


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[HWith]

Re: Fashion ad campaign- Dublin girl dancing to Daft Punk

I guess this is what you call viral marketing, eh?

[beforehewentmad]

Re: Fashion ad campaign- Dublin girl dancing to Daft Punk



Well... that's basically what the second link was about... a news clip about how they used youtube as a viral marketing tool... I suppose I inadvertently added to their little scheme, although I didn't even bother to note what company used that ad. I just thought her original dance was cool, and it was nice that a normal girl got to head an ad campaign b/c of some random shit she posted online.</p>

sort of like a hobby designer posting an experiment on this site and getting signed on to a major fashion label or something? anyways, it apparently wasn't that cool since yours was the only reply, and i'm assuming you're accusing me of viral marketing. also, i edited the original post which was more about looking for a dance club, but after that received zero replies I changed it to the dance. Why am I even explaining this shit? (rhetorical question)
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[tims]

Re: Fashion ad campaign- Dublin girl dancing to Daft Punk

this is awesome. i remember watching the original dance a while ago, glad to see she's found success. she's a great dancer. it's great how the ubiquitous online persona is changing the way we find talent and creativity.