Pampers: Little fighters
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Driving awareness to its new product: Preemie Protection nappies, it is a nappy made especially for premature babies, weighing as little as 500g, and is three sizes smaller than a regular newborn nappy. Not available for consumer purchase, Pampers aim is to supply free preemie nappies to every premature baby in the UK through a donation of 3 million nappies to hospitals over the next year. They have partnered with UK charity, Bliss, to help get the nappies to the babies that need them by initially partnering with a limited number of hospitals across the country, before rolling out nationwide to all UK hospitals from summer 2017.
McDonald's – Dreamy Leamy (2017) :30 (Ireland)
Posted in: UncategorizedThis is a hilarious use of voice-over. Shot by Rocket Science’s Declan Lowney (Father Ted, Moone Boy, Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa), the VO tells how McDonald’s only use 100% chicken breast meat and 100% Irish beef, and nothing else, in all chicken and beef menu items. It then gets seriously sidetracked, as does the mum, because Dreamy Leamy walks in. Voiced by comedian Bernard O’Shea.
Karen Muckian, Account Director at TBWADublin, explains: “This campaign is all about credibility. People want to feel that they have permission to go to McDonald’s rather than a local sandwich shop or high-street coffee chain. They want to feel guilt free when they’re going to have lunch in McDonald’s, and the campaign informs them that they can be because McDonald’s only serves high-standard, quality food. The biggest challenge for us was marrying the humour and emotional connection without trivialising the message – but Declan was the perfect man for the job.”
See also the 100% Irish beef commercial in the same campaign.
McDonald's – 100% Irish beef / Foreign exchange students (2017) :40 (Ireland)
Posted in: UncategorizedKaren Muckian, Account Director at TBWADublin adds: “The question we had to answer was how do we get the Irish public to trust a big, international brand more? From housekeeper to kids, we had to establish a sense of relevance between the brand and local culture and to effectively do that we developed a strategy that humorously taps into uniquely Irish insights and stories.”
Declan Lowney comments: “It was a joy to work with this creative team again. Their bizarre sense of humour and wry observations on the minutiae of Irish life are deeply unsettling. I hope I’ve done their scripts justice.”
See also the 100% chicken spot here
Audi: Alien: Covenant x Audi lunar Quattro
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Audi’s Rover celebrates its film debut in Scott’s sci-fi blockbuster Alien: Covenant, representing unchartered territory for the brand in the genre and for the first-time, casting a spotlight on an Audi space exploration vehicle vs. an earth dwelling car. The Rover was developed by Audi in cooperation with German start-up Part Time-Scientists, and will soon embark on an actual mission to space. Covenant’s original in-world short was shot during the film’s principal photography in Australia on one of the film’s biggest sets.
Soy Autista y Qué: Blue Hits
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The campaign met the most popular peruvian rock bands to reinterpret one of their hits according for people with autism.
Pedigree: Pick me
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People often say they’ve “rescued” a pet, but in many cases, the pet ends up rescuing its new owner just as much. The PEDIGREE® brand is bringing that notion to life with a new video called “Pick Me,” just in time for National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day (April 30) and May’s National Pet Month.
84 Lumber: Mars
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84 Lumber wants to attract under 30 “problem-solvers” to their management trainee program (also, secondarily, seasoned professionals who feel stagnated in their career). The new creative theme will be careers that are “challenging.”
Renault: Ningyo
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The first Scénic was a car that revolutionized the concept of multi-purpose vehicles. The New Renault Scénic is equally revolutionary in terms of modularity. Because it’s the first family car that can transform into a crossover and an urban vehicle. How to let people experience such a technical characteristic instead of just explaining it to them? With Ningyo, the first modular movie. It is divided into 3 sections that can be reassembled by users to create different stories with different plots. Depending on the active choices people make, Ningyo can become a romance, a drama, a thriller, a noir or a horror film. People had the chance to experiment creating different stories of Ningyo on various media. Online and on mobile thanks to the ad hoc platform. On Twitter thanks to Conversation Ad, where you could reassemble the short film sections with a tweet. During the unveiling of the project at the 73° edition of the Venice Film Festival a series of digital totems were installed, that participants could interact with to create their own versions of the film. In one of Rome’s main subway stations a temporary cinema was set up where you could see all versions of the film. Outside of the cinema people could use digital totems to actively experiment with the viewing experience.
Americans for Responsible Solutions: The bulletproof poster
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We released a series of bulletproof posters and accompanying film, preceding Trump’s speech at this year’s NRA convention. The posters are meant to challenge existing background-check laws: Since those laws don’t protect us, we created something that does.
Rated Red Is A Media Magnet for Millennials
Posted in: UncategorizedWell made media is a mirror. Programming that truly connects on a meaningful level often does so because it reflects images of self. According to Campaign, Complex Networks realized that they could reach underserved segments of the online viewing market by showing “selves” that were more reflective, and therefore more relevant to the intended audience. […]
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Motorola: Shattered Stories
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To introduce the DROID Turbo 2 with the world’s first shatterproof screen, we brought the emojis inside people’s phones to life with 3-D animations puppeteered in real-time and let the emojis speak for themselves about the catastrophic situation, asking the phone owners to make the switch to shatterproof. By using the emojis inside people’s phones, we connected the characters people use to Tweet their stories about the shattered screens with our personalized responses. For the first time, the emojis expressed feelings of their own.
Enpossible: Goodbye is
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Death is very taboo to be talked about, especially in conservative Chinese society. However, death is always happening suddenly, and we are filled with regret because we are not prepared in advance. How to make everyone willing to talk about death, and actively face it? People are good at escaping, but always regret before their loved ones die. Even so, no one has ever solved the problem. Saying goodbye needs to be practiced.
In “Goodbye is”, you can record the words and sounds that you want to say to the person you love and fill out a questionnaire about how you would organize your own farewell. The little girl in the film is actually the grandmother’s spirit. She continued to say goodbye to everyone, which means we do not know when life passed away, only to say goodbye to the loved one, we have the opportunity to little regret.
Chinese people are not emotionally available, so we are astonished that we got over 3,000 goodbye messages in two weeks.
https://www.goodbye-is.com
Illinois Office of Tourism: Amazing
Posted in: UncategorizedSunsilk: Sunsilk Cable Car
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Bolivia possesses two of the highest altitude cities in the world: El Alto at 4.100 meters above sea level and La Paz at 3.700 meters above sea level. At this altitude, the only form of direct transport is the Cable Car or teleferico. The cold affecting both places is harsh for everybody, but specially for women. The weather leaves their hair dry and damaged because of hot baths and showers, the use of hair dryers, irons dyes. We used the massive public transport connecting both cities. Going up or down takes about 15 minutes, enough to communicate the benefit of the product, which is made for extreme conditions like the cold in La Paz and El Alto. We made an intervention in the transport’s cabins and the women who entered while they commuted, they were able restore their hairs and theor self esteem.