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I'm going to give you a couple tips ... even though I promised myself I'd not contribute to either this thread or your weirdness:
1) Pull the work down from your portfolio. If you believe in it this strongly, you need to protect it.
2) Stop trying to get through to Adidas directly; they're an enormous company, and their marketing department doesn't deal with individual creatives.
3) Get in touch with Sid Lee's Amsterdam office. They're adidas's lead agency for everything; ATL, BTL, digital, the lot.
4) Once in contact with the CD in charge of the Amsterdam account, show them the work. Most agency are pretty much obligated to do so-called 'gold projects' for their clients, stuff they can send off to the awards shows (e.g.: Cannes, et al.). If you can convince the CD of the work's merit, this could be one such project.
5) Stop slagging off all and sundry on the internet; especially the client, and especially on QBN. You're making yourself look like a twat that no-one would want to do business with. Humility gets you far in this industry.
- Confidence tempered with humility; great points Continuity...ideaist
- Early lessons learnt the hard way. :\Continuity