Developer resorts to love to sell

<p>New World Development has launched a TV campaign to build awareness </p><p>among Hong Kong's young generation for a new residential development, </p><p>Tung Chung Crescent. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign consists of two TV commercials, which have as their central </p><p>theme the meaning of "love" between people and place - as a man and a </p><p>woman talk about love from their perspectives, attractive qualities and </p><p>features that can be found at Tung Chung Crescent are introduced. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign uses the feel of a Japanese television soap to try to </p><p>capture the hearts of the young generation and invite them to fall in </p><p>love with both the story and the residence being advertised. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The campaign is directed by Thematic Advertising's Ben Wu with musical </p><p>production handled by Peter Kam. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

New World Development has launched a TV campaign to build awareness

among Hong Kong's young generation for a new residential development,

Tung Chung Crescent.



The campaign consists of two TV commercials, which have as their central

theme the meaning of "love" between people and place - as a man and a

woman talk about love from their perspectives, attractive qualities and

features that can be found at Tung Chung Crescent are introduced.



The campaign uses the feel of a Japanese television soap to try to

capture the hearts of the young generation and invite them to fall in

love with both the story and the residence being advertised.



The campaign is directed by Thematic Advertising's Ben Wu with musical

production handled by Peter Kam.