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Sprint Yellow Fan Studio Videos


notsrealinc

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Hello everyone!

 

In the fast few months, I have been collecting videos from Yellow Fan Studios which is Sprint's creative media department. I also found some other cool stuff.

 

Now I am not a Sprint employee which makes it hard to find new videos since they are all unlisted. They used to be all public but not anymore. I assume Sprint employees can get access to them with iConnect or something like that. 

 

You may be wondering, how do I find these videos? 

 

If you enter into Google, "by yellow fan studios" site:youtube.com  You will find many playlists of liked videos of people liking those videos from YFS. I believe the liked playlist is public by default on YouTube which makes it easier to find videos since when you like a video, it automatically puts it in that playlist.

 

So I gathered all the videos and put them all in a public playlist here and some extra videos from when they were public:

 

 

Note: If you have access to YFS videos, if you can maybe share them here in this thread? Otherwise new videos that show up in the Google search I will update and new videos posted here if I get to it.

 

Most of the videos now in that playlist has videos called the Weekly which is like a weekly news show about Sprint. It features Christopher Ian Bennett which made news here:

 

http://adage.com/article/agency-news/sprint-staffs-house-agency/304045/

 

There are also some other videos. When YFS was public, they were putting out this new show called The Harrison Wiley Show. There is a puppet which is the main guy that interviews people. All I got to see was episodes 1-3 which featured Güenther Ottendorfer. Sadly, all the episodes were all deleted but I was able to download episodes 1 and 2.

 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwgIgIc0SFZyUGVPRzExdE5veWM

 

Finally I wanted to share this site which hosts Sprint's commercial archive.

 

http://sprintcreativemedia.com/commercialarchive/index.php#/page/1

 

You can find the latest commercials going all the way back to September of 2014. 

 

When you enter the URL into Google, it also brings up this site

 

http://sprintcreativemedia.com/yellowfan/

 

It talks about what YFS is and what they do.

 

Anyways, if you want to share something go ahead! All this I found on my own with Google, I have no relation with Sprint other than being a customer.

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