Reality Leigh Winner expressed outraged political views on social media after President Trump was elected, suggesting a possible motive for leaking classified material.
Sky is the latest broadband provider to have one of its ads banned by the ad watchdog for misleading claims.
Film
Dughettu
Advertising Agency:CasaDigital, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer:Luiz Villar
Creative Director:Luiz Kuhner
Copywriter:Alexandre Xela Oliveira
Art Director:Nirlandy Pinheiro
Account Director:Nira Torres
Film Director:Marcus Forster
Film Editor:Matheus Santos
Motion Designer:Fernando Maia
Production Manager:André Beirão
Sound Engineer:Du Brown
Photographer:Luciola Villela
Cameraman:Marcos Valério
Client Approval:Marcello Dughettu
Print
FUNDACIÓN RESCATE ANIMAL
The life of animals without a home is not fun. Your help could save him. #RescatandoVida
Advertising Agency:Maksim Fulltime, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Chief Creative Officers:Jimmy Landaburu, Chuck Vallarino
Creative Directors:Jimmy Landaburu, Chuck Vallarino
Art Director:Jimmy Landaburu
Copywriter:M. I. Amaya
Client:M. Cabrera
Photographer:BROSS STUDIO
Media
Opera on the Avalon
Based on the popular novel and movie, Dead Man Walking is an opera that tells the journey of a Louisiana nun who becomes the spiritual advisor to a convicted murderer on Angola’s death row.
To promote the opera, Ray hit the streets of St. John’s. Literally. With spray chalk, we created some ‘dead man walking’ outlines on buildings and streets.
Advertising Agency:Ray Agency, St. John’s, Canada
Creative Director:Jenny Smith
Art Director:Brian Macdonald
Designers:Trevor Kearsey, Jamie Lewis
Illustrator:Mike Carter
Print
Festival Mundial de Circo
Blink and you miss it.
The campaign’s idea is to translate not only the circus’ hypnotic potential, but also the climax of emotion, that one moment you can’t miss. Besides, the festival is only in town for a short period of time, so if you don’t pay attention, it’s gone.
Advertising Agency:Popcorn, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Creative Director:Leo Sevaybricker
Art Directors:Charles Alvarenga, Celso Haddad
Copywriters:Leo Sevaybricker, Breno Oliveira
Illustrators:Celso Haddad, Thiago Teixeira
Print
Hasbro
Sooner or later, everyone falls.
Advertising Agency:Archer Troy, Mexico City, Mexico
Creative Vp:Mike Arciniega
Creative General Director:Miguel Ángel Suárez
Creative Directors:Marcos Reyes, José Hernandez
Senior Art Director:Alberto Cruz
Account Director:Gabriela Rivera
Production Company:La Mano estudio
Illustration:La Mano estudio
Print
Livrarias Curitiba
Who take a selfie in low quality lives in the past. The latest smartphones are here. Buy yours.
Who loses time waiting to post a photo lives in the past. The latest smartphones are here. Buy yours.
Who doesn’t listen to music on the go lives in the past. The latest smartphones are here. Buy yours.
Who doesn’t have space to download apps lives in the past. The latest smartphones are here. Buy yours.
Advertising Agency:Candy Shop, Curitiba, Brazil
Creative Director:Bruno Regalo
Art Director:Preto Murara
Copywriter:Zé Luís Schmitz
Film
Latvian National Armed Forces
Advertising Agency:Tribe, Riga, Latvia
Creative Director:Gatis Rozenfelds
Art Director:Martins Legzdins
Illustrator:Harry Grundmann
Animator:Marcis Lokis
Project Management:Santa Šenfelde
Print
Pelas Ruas App
Point out your city’s problems.
Campaign for Pelas Ruas, an app that allows people to share the small problems of the cities they live in.
Advertising Agency:Agência Escala, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Creative Director:Saulo Szinkaruk
Art Directors:João Vitor Senger, Leonardo Raul Schmitt
Copywriter:Caua Teixeira
Illustrator:Meca
Photographer:Meca
In “Do Not Become Alarmed,” six children vanish while on vacation with their parents in Central America.
That stranger who said the photo of your dinner was “spectacular”? We’re sorry to say it was probably a bot, carrying out a rogue marketing tactic.
-Droga5’s influencer-driven debut campaign for Cover Girl is … how do we say this … PR disguised as advertising. Sorry guys, it’s true.
-Liberty Mutual issued an RFP for new creative work. Its relationship with Havas will not be affected.
-Brooklyn content agency Mustache launched a “creative web platform” called What’s That Noise, which kind of seems like a place to submit your best Vimeo links for zero dollars.
-Marijuana marketing is here. But most of it is about content, like this effort for LeafLine Labs by Minnesota agency Haberman.
-Speaking of medication, it wasn’t enough for AB InBev to buy up a bunch of craft beer brands, so now they’re investing in blogs that cover the industry. Sneaky!
-The Boston offices of MARC USA hired former Havas EVP, group account director Dave Buklarewicz as EVP, executive media director.
–Eric Hunter, former VP of Huge and veteran of McCann and Ogilvy, joined Russell Research for the second time as its VP of corporate strategy.
-Editorial and post-production house Final Cut hired Jim Helton, best known for his work on movies like Blue Valentine, as a commercial editor.
-L.A. branded content studio HOUND signed director Kevin Bray, who has worked on classic music videos for J.Lo, Whitney Houston and Biz Markie.
Uber has made another high-profile hire at a time when its brand could use the boost. Bozoma Saint John is joining Uber from Apple Music, where she had served as head of global consumer marketing for three years. At San Francisco-based Uber, she’ll be chief brand officer.
Saint John is not the first marketing exec the ride-hailing company has poached. Last fall, Jeff Jones, former chief marketing officer at Target, joined Uber as president of ride sharing. He left in March, however, amid company controversies that had CEO Travis Kalanick seeking “leadership help” and a chief operating officer. That was viewed as a de facto demotion for Jones.
The controversies also included allegations of sexual harassment at the company, sparking an investigation that resulted in the firing of more than 20 employees, Uber said Tuesday.
Several leading U.S. marketers, along with government leaders representing millions of Americans, are standing by the Paris Agreement after President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the climate pact.
Some executives have spoken out against the president’s decision to remove the United States from the agreement, which aims to push the world to combat climate change. Now, a coalition of businesses has signed onto “We Are Still In,” a movement in which numerous state and municipal government officials, colleges and universities, and companies say they will keep supporting actions to meet the Paris Agreement.
Many of those who joined already promoted their own sustainability plans, including targets such as using more renewable energy and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The wide-ranging coalition announced Monday is the first major coordinated effort signaling disagreement with the president’s decision about leaving the Paris pact since Thursday’s announcement.
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