BlackBerry 10 Commercial

This commercial begins with what appears to be a flight through a cloudy space-like scene. We then see shots of the new Marvel movie [Thor] including lots of lightning and Thor wielding his Hammer, Mjollnir. The camera zooms out and we see that the movie is being watched on the new mobile tablet device - the BlackBerry PlayBook. The person switches from the movie to browsing pictures, and then playing a racing game. Then then flip the screen mid-game and swipe over to a J-Lo music video. Another flip takes us to a downhill skiing video. What take from this as impressive is that all of these things are running at the same time with ease. The new BlackBerry PlayBook. It runs all this at the same time. Why can't every tablet to that? Powerful, portable, PlayBook. Power Om Aum Ohm ? ??? meditation chant Thor Powerful. Portable. PlayBook. BlackBerry PlayBook BlackBerry Play Book Black Berry PlayBook Black Berry Play Book blackberry.com/playbook

This commercial shows a man holding the new BlackBerry PlayBook. The PlayBook is larger than a smartphone, but smaller than an iPad. He is using it to surf the web, watch videos, view maps, and get and read eBooks. The new BlackBerry PlayBook. Small enough to take anywhere, powerful enough to take you everywhere. Powerful. Portable. PlayBook. BlackBerry PlayBook Powerful Portable PlayBook Black Berry Play Book

This commercial is part of the Keep Moving Project from BlackBerry and Alicia Keys. In this ad, Alicia Keys, wearing a purple evening gown, plays the piano while singing 'Hallelujah' as pictures float down from the ceiling. Photos that people have shared as part of the project. "Alicia Keys & the Keep Moving Projects - New York - Your City Your Video" (Lyrics) Hey, said hallelujah Hallelujah, hallelujah Kicked in the door Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah Knock down the door Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah Yeah knock down the door Hallelujah, hallelujah Yeah, kick in the door Hallelujah, hallelujah Yeah knock down the door Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah Kick in the door Hallelujah, hallelujah Hallelujah, hallelujah Said we gonna make it Thank You New York Love Alicia #KeepMoving

"BlackBerry Z10 Keep Moving Commercial" This commercial shows several videos which have been stitched together as someone (several people) move from left to right across the screen. Each time a person crosses an obvious frame into another video, the person changes to another person doing a similar movement. It starts out with a man walking in an office. This scene switches to a man carrying a canoe next to a river which changes to a woman carrying an umbrella. She walks into the next frame and turns into a man standing on a moving walkway in an airport. This switches over to a B-movie version of Aladdin with a man and woman on a flying carpet while the city around them burns. Aladdin turns into a fireman who slides down a pole who turns into a dancer who then does a somersault into the next scene with a soccer player diving into the mud. The guy sliding turns into someone lounging on an inflatable raft in a pool. Next we see a band performing on stage, and person crawling up on stage turns into a little kid crawlking on the floor. Someone takes a picture of the kid and we see one of the first useful features of the phone. When taking a picture, the phone actually takes a short video. You can then easily move forward and backward in time on your photos to pick out the best picture. An example of using this is if the person had their eyes closed, you could scroll backward in time and re-open their eyes for the final shot. The ad continue with someone walking on a tight rope which turns into an empty skateboard rolling across the screen, which in turn transforms into someone sliding across the floor in an office chair. They roll right up to the edge of the video which turns into a women going up an escalator and then a different woman running down a sand dune. This switches to a man running through a bamboo forest next to a peacock, and finally a dancer up on stage. The curtain on the stage opens, and the dancer turns into the BlackBerry Z10 (Zed Ten in this Canadian ad). The new Blackberry Z10 to keep you moving. (Lyrics) He pulled the mirrors off his Cadillac Yeah! 'Cause he doesn't like it looking like he looks back He talks like his opinion is a simple fact Too bad your chances are slim And it's not like Mr. Shock To get shy when I ask who always is on top? There must be something deep down in the middle down there He's not too easily scared Blackberry Guess what?! Danny, I got the part Photography, Annie Matthews, Melissa Davey, Hischam Athas, Review Q2 Sales Report, Marcia Maria Marquee, Stephan Burke, Trevor Cameron, Annie Matthews Free Gig Tickets - First come, first served, Get tickets Blackberry - Keep Moving Black Berry blackberry.com

"Sneaker Solo" This commercial begins with a man sitting on an outside stairway outside of an apartment in a city. He is lacing up some shoes and narrating the ad. We see him walking his Pit Bull, and he is wearing very colorful shoes. We then see him in his shoe store with someone else with a big red phone. He is then out walking his dog again using his social feeds and taking pictures with the phone (one of them being a pair of shoes hanging from power lines. He continues walking around and stops to talk to some people on the street. He then closes the flipphone and puts it on his shirt pocket. The shoe designer is then seen standing on the sidewalk with numerous pairs of shoes lined up. If I could have any job, I would still be making and selling shoes. I need those. I love the Blackberry Style. The flip phone is great. For me, it's cleaner, tighter, and shares the pocket call. Social feeds is a good way to let the world know about the product that's in the shop and it's a good connection to the city. Looks good. Later. Take care. Commit to the flip. This is what time it is. Introducing the new Blackberry Style Alife (hat) Social Feeds Love what you do Introducing the new Blackberry Style BlackBerry

The best songs emerge from an emotion, a feeling, like it's, you're hurting and so you have to say it so it doesn't hurt anymore. You're excited so you have to say it so you know you can get it out. I've always been inspired by New York. New York is my home, it's the place that I know best. It's the streets and the noise and the energy, the attitude. You see something new every day. It's always moving. But for me, it's the people that make New York so special. It's the people that make a city great, not the buildings. It's the people who give a city it's true character. I don't think you're like, alive, if you're too comfortable. You're gonna want to try something new or your light is gonna dim. So I just feel like I always want to push myself to be in a bit of an uncomfortable place or do things I never tried before. For my "Set the World On Fire" tour, I'm going to be traveling to a lot of different cities in a way that I never have before. Because I think now in my life I've reached a place where I'm really wanting to experience the posts of each city, the people of each city. I'm gonna create a unique music video for each and every city that I go to, which is why I'm so excited about this project between Blackberry and my fans because I feel like we're going to get to know each other in a very special way. Keep Moving Projects with Blackberry 10 Alicia Keys Your song. Your city. Join Alicia in making the video for your city Blackberry.com/keepmoving Blackberry 10