Tylenol PM wall-sheep will help you drift off

Deutsch is doing some pretty clever projection advertising for Tylenol PM around New York City. The video here, from Flickr users Steve and Sara, shows a parade of sheep bouncing off a "Sleep tight" headline on a blank wall in Brooklyn. The New York Times has a short piece on another execution in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood: The projection there shows a bunch of apartment windows; the closed ones represent Tylenol PM users, while the open ones show people trying like hell to will themselves to sleep. It's a cool idea and effect. The only downside, according to the Times, is the roar of the portable generator needed to run the projector—not itself something conducive to sleep.

—Posted by David Kiefaber

March 11, 2009 in Deutsch, Kiefaber, Pharma, Tylenol | Permalink

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That rocks so much more than a traditional billboard.

Posted by: Rebecca Cullers | Mar 12, 2009 1:39:05 PM


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