1.Unfortunately, I do not have any references and I don't remember exactly what the advertisement was, but a long time ago when I was traveling in Japan visiting family, there was a cool interactive wall with advertisements on a movie.

Similar to the interactive floors in the play areas at the mall where kids can jump on top of the fish and stuff, there was a large, long wall that allowed people to interact with characters and other objects on the screen. You could even speak to the characters, and they would speak back, or if you touched their cheeks or something they would respond with ow, you pinched my cheek and other cool interactive effects. Moreover, if no one spoke to the characters, they would simply idle and shout out things like, "please come see us at our opening premiere" just as you would see celebrities shout out to fans.

It was an advertisement for a movie that was adapted from a book. At the end of the long screen there was a chalkboard where people could write/draw nice things to leave for the characters and staff, but it was encouraged to write any "ambitions" that you had because that was the theme of the movie.

It was a memorable advertisement for me because it brought the book to life, and was such a cool thing that you wouldn't expect to find when traveling around in public, and it drew my attention in even if I didn't know anything about the book or movie.

I've attached a picture similar to what I experienced, but it was larger and longer, it stretched from the ceiling to the floor and was like a long airport strip.

2.Back in 1988, Nike's "Just Do It" marketing effort became an instant classic. Featuring a variety of sports performers portrayed with passion and fervor in their athletic pursuits, the powerful visual imagery is accompanied by inspiring words uttered via voiceover that implore audiences to push themselves beyond any conceivable limitation toward achieving goals they may have set for themselves long ago or only recently dreamt up - this campaign has since remained a staple creative approach still utilized today!

A particular advertisement that is noteworthy from the "Just Do It" campaign is the "Find Your Greatness" ad. In 2012, while London was hosting its Olympic games, this commercial aired for viewers to see. The focus of it centered around a young boy named Nathan who lived in Ohio's small town called London; he ran through his hometown and motivated onlookers to seek out their own greatness regardless of where they originate from.

The ad garnered attention for its profound message stating that greatness is not confined to individuals who possess the innate ability or hail from opulent backgrounds. Anyone can attain eminence through acts of fortitude, diligence, and persistence; this powerful advertisement served as a reminder that prosperity does not solely cater to the upper echelon but to those ready to exert effort toward their goals.

Apart from the potent message it conveyed, the advertisement was skillfully constructed with breathtaking imagery and an affecting musical score. The ad explosively gained momentum leading to a viral sensation amongst netizens who enthusiastically shared it online using #FindYourGreatness hashtag as they resonated deeply with its content.

With regards to the "Locate Your Greatness" commercial, it left an indelible impression on account of its uplifting proposition and striking visuals. Its resonance with viewers inclined them towards striving for their utmost potentiality which firmly establishes itself as one of Nike's most unforgettable advertisements ever produced.

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