Dattebayo!!!
March 3rd, 2009

©Eiichiro Oda ©Masashi Kishimoto ©Tite Kubo ©Shueisha Inc. All Rights Reserved.
A site to commemorate the 40th anniversary of famous manga publisher Weekly Shonen Jump in conjunction with manga expos around the world: Paris (France), San Diego (US), Bonn (Germany) and Kamakura (Japan).
The website has been awarded bronze at Tokyo Interactive Ads Awards this year (2009) – category: cross media of an integrated campaign.
Agency: Dentsu Tokyo
Brand: Weekly Shonen Jump
Tech lead: Riccardo Giraldi
Interactive Director: Takayoshi Kishimoto
Lead Designer: Elena Lombardi
Producer: Wai Ming Wee
Interactive Production Company: unit9

I worked on this project as Technical Lead. It has been quite fun – our team went in Paris at the Japan Expo (photos) – definitely a good experience!
Check out the “Jumpin’ History” game that we designed and developed. Get control of Goku of jump from one cloud to the other collecting special cards and goodies.
Here is a nice video and many information about this impressive campaign:
http://www.interactive-salaryman.com/pieces/jumpland_j/
Bright Execution
March 1st, 2009

At unit9 we crafted an engaging, non-linear experience that features the use of light graffiti to visualize “SprintSpeed”.
Using 35mm film shot on location in San Francisco, this online extension to Sprint’s national TV and Print campaign reflects the value its products and services add to people’s lives.
Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners San Francisco
Brand: Sprint
Tech lead: Riccardo Giraldi
Interactive Director: Anrick Bregman
Interactive Production Company: unit9
In time Development
February 28th, 2009

Unit9 collaborated with Atmosphere BBDO to create a rich and visually stimulating experience as part of a fully integrated advertising campaign covering Fedex’s worldwide business delivery services. The online execution conveys how the company works to solve customer problems worldwide, and illustrates how Fedex employees are ‘behind’ a smooth and efficient business world.
Agency: Atmosphere BBDO New York / BBD New York
Brand: Fedex
Tech lead: Riccardo Giraldi
Interactive Directors: Fredrick Avén, Anrick Bregman
Interactive Production Company: unit9
Social Experiment
February 22nd, 2009

I Love Billy is a social experiment about Billy. Billy, is online everyday.
best of interactive
February 3rd, 2009

unit9 website where you can find tons of slpendid works.
www.unit9.com
Based on wordpress it has some fancy addition to make it super user friendly and easy to update.
Lovers' Book
February 3rd, 2009

“She loves me, She loves me not” is a book for lovers.
Inspired to Bruno Munari’s book for children, M’ama, non M’ama is my first game book project.
I made several prototypes with different colors and materials. Nine semi-transparent layers containing one petal each are overlapping to form the entire flower. Each time you turn a page, you remove one of the petals.
Each flower-book game always ends with “She loves me” but you can virtually turn the pages forever if you really feel romantic.
This books was selected for the exhibhition “Dal gioco al Libro” in Florence in 2005 organized by Arianna Papini.

Six Flags - More Fun
February 3rd, 2009
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Rich Media Banner for the Six Flags parks. Use your mouse to move the laser and play witht the cat.
Client: Ogilvy
Brand: Six Flags
Campaign: Laser Kitty
Tech Lead: Riccardo Giraldi
Producer: Daniela Michelon
Interactive Director: Alex Jenkins
Interactive Production Company: unit9

And this is the tv campaing “More Flags! More Fun! Six Flags!” from where this banner idea comes from
video contest
February 3rd, 2009

unit9 created a fully integrated campaign for MTV to support an art competition it has running in over 25 of its emerging markets across the world. The campaign inspires its viewers to get creating – with some very exciting results.
Brand: Break MTV
Tech lead: Riccardo Giraldi
Interactive Director: Anrick Bregman
Interactive Production Company: unit9
breakmtv.com
Acrobat CS3 RM Banner
February 2nd, 2009
"Take as much as you want"
February 2nd, 2009