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− | [[Jim Henson]] produced an ad for '''Cloverland Dairy''' in [[Baltimore]] in [[1965]]. Three versions of the ad were produced -- one 60-second, one 20-second, and one 10-second. In the commercial, "Sing a Song of Cloverland", the Cow dances through a moving farmland background, singing a Cloverland song previously used in radio ads. The puppet Cow lip-synched to the pre-recorded track, which included the line, "If you don't own a cow, call Cloverland now, it's North-9-2222!" |
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+ | [[Jim Henson]] produced an ad for '''Cloverland Dairy''' in [[Baltimore]] in [[1965]]. Three versions of the ad were also produced -- one that was 60-seconds, one that was 20-seconds, and one that was 10-seconds. |
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+ | In the commercial, "Sing a Song of Cloverland," a flat puppet cow dances through a moving farmland background, lip-syncing to a Cloverland jingle previously used in radio ads. The ad marked the earliest use of [[chroma key]] in Henson's work. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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− | *[http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/2012/08 |
+ | *[http://www.henson.com/jimsredbook/2012/08/891965/ Jim Henson's Red Book: 8/9/1965 – "Videotape 3 spots – Cloverland cow at Logos in Washington."] |
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[[Category:TV Commercials]] |
[[Category:TV Commercials]] |
Latest revision as of 03:02, 27 January 2022
Jim Henson produced an ad for Cloverland Dairy in Baltimore in 1965. Three versions of the ad were also produced -- one that was 60-seconds, one that was 20-seconds, and one that was 10-seconds.
In the commercial, "Sing a Song of Cloverland," a flat puppet cow dances through a moving farmland background, lip-syncing to a Cloverland jingle previously used in radio ads. The ad marked the earliest use of chroma key in Henson's work.