Orange - RockCorp

Last night, I was talking with a flatmate when we were both stalled mid-sentence by this ad for Orange's RockCorp. The rapid morph-like progression through hundreds of people was impressive enough to make us stop and stare, which is the first aim of any TV spot, isn't it? And our interest was paid off when it came to the line at the end about the Orange volunteers being rewarded with a couple of free concerts. I couldn't help but think, "Awesome." Great stuff from Fallon and Orange. (Hope you had something to do with this Noel!)

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