The Voice Company, a content and advertising agency born out of a whim has just wrapped up shooting an ad film for a brand that shall not be named.
Because NDAs can hurt.
The shoot involves a bus, a bike, a turban, and two young women. Our reporters have news that the shoot was disrupted when the Camel Federation Of India, a well known mafia camel group stood in front of the cameras, refusing the production to go on. When asked why they were doing that, a camel with a camel toe that didn’t want to be named, mainly because nobody had named it, went on record to say that camels were marginalized in the film industry, and that it was high time they got their due.
A brief huddle later (between The Voice Company and Basta Films, not the camels) it was decided to cast one of them as well, on the condition that we could take a photograph of it.
A camel was chosen through a Tic Tac Toe tournament that lasted all of 30 seconds, since none of the camels knew how to play it. And production carried on, with the picture to boot.
In what has sent shockwaves throughout the world, reports have emerged in the dark web that that the white bearded, body positive man, better known as Santa, has disappeared.
What started out as an innocent purchase has now snowballed into a violent standoff between the long-standing resident chair, and the newly appointed sofa.
In what has sent the advertising fraternity scurrying to their therapists, employees have opened mailboxes today to find an astonishing number of unread emails.
The Voice Company wraps up shoot in Jodhpur. No humps given.
The Voice Company, a content and advertising agency born out of a whim has just wrapped up shooting an ad film for a brand that shall not be named.
Because NDAs can hurt.
The shoot involves a bus, a bike, a turban, and two young women. Our reporters have news that the shoot was disrupted when the Camel Federation Of India, a well known mafia camel group stood in front of the cameras, refusing the production to go on. When asked why they were doing that, a camel with a camel toe that didn’t want to be named, mainly because nobody had named it, went on record to say that camels were marginalized in the film industry, and that it was high time they got their due.
A brief huddle later (between The Voice Company and Basta Films, not the camels) it was decided to cast one of them as well, on the condition that we could take a photograph of it.
A camel was chosen through a Tic Tac Toe tournament that lasted all of 30 seconds, since none of the camels knew how to play it. And production carried on, with the picture to boot.
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