Brian Giesen joins the Ogilvy PR Worldwide Asia-Pacific digital team

Christopher Graves, CEO and President of Asia for Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, and Thomas Crampton, Asia-Pacific director of 360 Digital Influence at Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, discuss the arrival of Brian Giesen in Asia-Pacific. Moving to Sydney from Washington DC, Giesen brings a wealth of knowledge, experience and enthusiasm for digital that will help drive the Asia-Pacific team to grow Ogilvy's digital offering for clients.

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[thomascrampton]

Awfully flattered that so many people took the time to watch the video to the very end to hear some Morse code and then comment (Or Twitter).

@ruharper: Good point. I'll work on my puppetry for the next video.

[litford]

Well, the net's a big place.. not everyone's heard of 1938.

[joshpr]

ESPN Radio tried the same thing a couple years ago and ditched it (and those guys aren't exactly the sharpest tools in the shed)!

[ruharper]

Is not so much using standard FX (which shows an ability to use available tools rather than spend needless cash on buying bespoke) but more using a particular sound effect in a particular way which mimics an already successful brand that you - as PR professionals - should be aware of...

[budwsfrog]

Using standard iMovie sound effects doesn't really demonstrate great PR chops, guys.

[ruharper]

But where are the puppets?

Is boring with no puppets.

Puppets is fundamental to this particular brand, no?

No?

[jessicamullen]

#jank

[MichelleOshen]

I do believe you ripped off 1938 Media's morse code. Yes it's a standard effect in iMovie, but come on! Losers!