Old Navy - The Urban Explorer commercial
Summary: A girl and her friends take photos and post them online
Video:
Music in the commercial
Lights, aka Valerie Poxleitner, will have several of her songs featured in the Old Navy campaign.
The song is available at iTunes as of March 11, 2008.
Lyrics used in the commercial
If you don't believe me
If you don't like my plans
You mustn't tell me
I know your face like the back of my hand
To walk the city
I talk to you understand
So won't you tell me
I know this place like the back of my hand
My arms get cold
In February air
Please don't lose hold of me out there
And I know you're near me
I know you understand
Say that you're with me
Do you know my face like the back of your hand
My arms get cold
In February air
Please don't lose hold of me out there
There
There
February air, air
And i know this place like the back of my hand
Description
A woman is looking at herself in a mirror. She picks up a picture of a man that was stuck in mirror frame. The woman then dresses in different outfit and takes pictures of herself in the mirror. Two of her friends come over and she takes pictures of them dressing up. They then go outside, meet up with a man, and drive away in a jeep. While they are out shopping in the city the take more pictures. The man can be seen at the end of the commercial looking at the pictures the girls took on his computer.
Credits
- Director: Landis Smithers
- Creative Director: Landis Smithers
Cast
- Sara Ruba ... Urban Explorer Girl
- Sebastian Raurell ... Man
- Nina Keita ... Friend driving
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Comments
its amazing and i want to buy it
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and i was like shes sooo good at singing!
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it, the song, the models, their frilly posing and the senseless
"plot" are grating on my nerves.
thanks, i had to get that off my chest.
This commercial portrays these women (and models in general)
as silly and vacuous. Then Americans wonder why they're
not taken as seriously in the rest of the world...
I know, it's just a commercial. But commercials say a lot
about the cultures they represent/reflect.
She's Cute.
She's Nina Keita. I updated the cast above to credit her as "Friend driving"
Forgiveness by the correction.
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