Armand De Saint-Salvy's 30-second video, titled Manchild, has been selected as one of the finalists in Doritos' Crash the Super Bowl ad competition An Australian man's hilarious advertisement has secured a position as one of the top 10 world finalists in a competition that could see him pocket $1 million and have his work aired at the US Super Bowl. Armand De Saint-Salvy's 30-second video, titled Manchild, was selected by Doritos from almost 5,000 entries as a front-runner in their Crash the Super Bowl ad competition. The Sydney based freelancer and director from Bondi told Daily Mail Australia that it was his own behaviour and 'the universal truth of the man-child' that inspired the theme of his advertisement.
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Armand De Saint-Salvy's 30-second video, Manchild, has been announced as one of the finalists in Doritos' Crash the Super Bowl ad competition
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His ad made it to the top 10 after being selected from almost 5,000 global entries, despite only being made within 24 hours of the deadline
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The Sydney filmmaker said his own occasionally immature behaviour and 'the universal truth of the man-child' inspired his hilarious advertisement
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He has asked the public to help vote for his video in order to become the first Australian to win and score a job at Universal Pictures in Hollywood
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