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Alka Seltzer
Advertising Agency:Miami Ad School/ESPM, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director:Mayara Geronimo.
Art Director:Mayara Geronimo.
Teacher:Toni Rodrigues
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Alka Seltzer
Advertising Agency:Miami Ad School/ESPM, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director:Mayara Geronimo.
Art Director:Mayara Geronimo.
Teacher:Toni Rodrigues
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Lithuanian Bank Association
Image TVC campaign promoting Credit Card use (aired in all the Baltic Republics).
Advertising Agency:Adell Taivas Ogilvy, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director:Galmantas Sasnauskas
Art Director:Alberto Berton
Copywriter:Mindaugas Juozapavicius
Additional Credits:Director: Misko Iho
Production House:DANSU, Vilnius
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Emirates NBD
Emirates NBD invited people in the UAE to a special art exhibition called ‘Perspectives’ showcasing exclusively curated work created by upcoming artists. We conducted a live auction in conjunction with Auction House, where patrons could own those works of art. We then gave them the opportunity to meet the talented artists. And the surprise they experienced was something they were not expecting. This experiment’s video is the first step in a nationwide program called PRIDE – People Receiving Independence and Dignity through Empowerment. The program is meant to educate, develop, empower and integrate special needs children into society and help open the eyes of people around that these children can be able members of the community.
Advertising Agency:FP7/DXB, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Head of Insights & Strategy:Tahaab Rais
Associate Creative Director:Josephine Younes, Nayaab Rais
Creative Strategy:Tahaab Rais
Art Director:Josephine Younes
Copywriter:Nayaab Rais
Account Director:Vicky Kriplani
General Manager:Spiro Malak
Account Manager:Layan El Haf
Account Executive:Erna Redzepagic
Senior Designer:Sameer Ketkar
Design Director:Erol Salcinovic
Head Of Creative Services:Khaled Hamza
Production Manager:Sreenivas Kuniyil, Kamilla Huseynova
Studio Artist:Kashif Ahmed
Retouch Artist:Amit Borawake
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Dgt
A Spanish campaign to inform consumers of the dangers of using your smartphone while driving.
Advertising School:Zink Project, Madrid, Spain
Creative Director:Xosé Roi, Javier Rubio
Art Director:Xosé Roi
Copywriter:Javier Rubio
Illustrator:Xosé Roi
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Heineken
Advertising Agency:Rothco, Dublin, Ireland
Art Director:Sam Caren
Copywriter:Martin Corcoran
Account Director:Grace Looney
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Vilniaus Plunksna
Because everyone’s gone for badminton.
Campaign for Vilniaus Plunksna, an amateur badminton tournament.
Advertising Agency:Adell Taivas Ogilvy, Vilnius, Lithuania
Creative Director:Dominykas Zilenas, Tomas Karpavicius
Art Director:Ignas Kozlovas
Copywriter:Dominykas Zilenas
Illustrator:Aurimas Sandaris
Ikea has launched its own emoji keyboard for smartphones, but users have pointed out the new app does not actually work.
Michael Kors partnered with Snapchat for New York Fashion Week, giving younger fans access to behind-the-scenes moments at shows.
Procter & Gamble chief executive Alan Lafley has admitted the company has lost its way by chasing competitors, and has promised to put consumers back at the heart of operations.
Online, Mobile
Coca-Cola
The international brand of happiness embraces the universal language of emotions: emojis. We called it Emoticoke: an innovative and easy way to attract Coke fans to visit our website, and a promotional platform as well. The idea is simple, substitute letters with emoticons of happiness.
Advertising Agency:EJE DDB, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Chief Creative Officer:Enrique Renta
Executive Creative Director:Santiago Cuesta
Associate Creative Director:Ricardo Uribe
Copywriters:Santiago Cuesta, Ricardo Uribe, Juan Romero, Nuria De La Banda
Art Director:Jesse Echevarria, Luis Figueroa
VP Managing Partner:Edgardo Manuel Rivera
Account Executive:Alexandra Ramírez
PR Account Executive:Jennifer González
Digital Director:Janette Robles
Digital Planning:Jose Ramón González, Anadys Félix
Programmer:Daniel Saenz
Video:Alejandro Ussa
En s’inspirant des formes polygonales des diamants, le studio Italien Biagetti, dont nous avons déjà pu présenter certains produits, a conçu cette série d’armoires atypiques. L’effet de surprise est total lorsque ces blocs aux multiples facettes ouvrent leurs portes sur un espace de rangement intensément coloré. À découvrir.
Wieden & Kennedy Amsterdam has appointed Blake Harrop, the managing director at its sister office in Tokyo, as its managing director, replacing Clay Mills.
On connaissait la 4k ou la 8k, voici la 10K. Voici un sublime timelapse réalisé par Joe Capra aka Scientifantastic. La vidéo tournée au Brésil reflète l’extrême résolution de la caméra PhaseOne IQ180 utilisée lors du tournage et chaque image mesure 10328×7760 pixels. A découvrir dans la suite.
Smart idea from Lifebuoy soap. With billions of Chinese celebrating the New Year there are a lot of germs on those red packets you hand out to your kids. Lifebuoy had a smart idea to turn those red packets into antibacterial soap. Simple. Smart. Well done.
Jim Elliott, the new global chief creative officer of Arnold Worldwide, and voiceover artist Paul Guyet made these two amusing videos (in what looks like Michael’s house from GTA5) explaining how to win a 2015 Radio Mercury Award—by demonstrating all the terrible radio ad clichés that will guarantee failure.
Elliott (who’s also the chief Mercury judge this year) even has a “NO” button to make his disapproval absolutely clear. Guyet is clearly having a ball with his impressions, and some of them are frighteningly accurate. Yes, nightclub ads really do sound that rapey.
The side effects portion of video No. 1 introduced the phrase “anal snoring” to my lexicon, which I consider a plus. Video No. 2 is more of the same, with Elliott and Guyet taking on AutoTune, bad writing and yelling, and long website URLs.
After all this, I’d be interested to hear what they like about radio advertising, because the tropes these videos are crapping on represent about 99 percent of it. Hey guys, how about some examples of what wins a Mercury?
Submissions are being accepted now through April 6 for this year’s Radio Mercury Awards. Enter at RadioMercuryAwards.com.
CREDITS
Client: Radio Advertising Bureau
Voiceover artist: Paul Guyet
Script: Robert Rooney, Creative Director, Y&R NY
Director Kevin R. Frech
Camera: Taylor Christoffel
Recording Studio: Sound Lounge
Recording Engineer: Collin Blendell
Production Company: Logical Chaos
Editor: Nick Fehver