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'''Technique:''' Computer animation. |
'''Technique:''' Computer animation. |
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'''Audio:''' |
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* The sound of birds chirping, followed by a whispered voice saying "Tamaris". |
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* Occasionally, the sounds of wind blowing are heard followed by the same voiceover. |
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'''Availability:''' Used as a 5-second commercial on several free-to-air French TV stations. These ads also appear in other television markets, including the Netherlands. |
'''Availability:''' Used as a 5-second commercial on several free-to-air French TV stations. These ads also appear in other television markets, including the Netherlands. |
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[[Category:French commercial tags]] |
[[Category:French commercial tags]] |
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[[Category:Commercial tags]] |
[[Category:Commercial tags]] |
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[[Category:French-language logos]] |
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Background
Tag (2014-)
Visuals: On a white background, there is a picture of a shoe. A black tag then drops down from above and swings with the white handwritten-like "Tamaris" printed on it.
Variants: There are multiple variants of this tag, each featuring a different shoe picture.
Technique: Computer animation.
Audio:
- The sound of birds chirping, followed by a whispered voice saying "Tamaris".
- Occasionally, the sounds of wind blowing are heard followed by the same voiceover.
Availability: Used as a 5-second commercial on several free-to-air French TV stations. These ads also appear in other television markets, including the Netherlands.
