Caritas: Out of Place – Clown

Caritas Print Ad - Out of Place - Clown

Pictures of war and terror seem common place these days, we scan them with no emotion or feeling, this campaign was created to make you take a second look, and see the really upsetting details within the warzones. You think the clown, ice-cream truck or balloon seller are out of place here. We believe it’s the children.

This campaign was created to make you take a second look, and see the really upsetting details within the warzones.

Caritas: Out of Place – Ice Cream

Caritas Print Ad - Out of Place - Ice Cream

Pictures of war and terror seem common place these days, we scan them with no emotion or feeling, this campaign was created to make you take a second look, and see the really upsetting details within the warzones. You think the clown, ice-cream truck or balloon seller are out of place here. We believe it’s the children.

This campaign was created to make you take a second look, and see the really upsetting details within the warzones.

Camara: The Skater

Camara Print Ad - The Skater

Change exposes its new Camara campaign.

Camara, expert shops selling photographic equipment, took the floor again through a press campaign designed by the agency Change.

“Free yourself from the technical burden.”

Through 3 visuals, the agency brings to the forefront the expertise and pedagogy of Camara advisers, who know their products at their fingertips.

By focusing on the proximity, the sharing of experience and the professionalism of its employees in stores, the brand is positioned as the reference guide for photographers, whether professional or amateur.

With Camara, the technique will never interfere with the pleasure of photography.

Camara: The Whale

Camara Print Ad - The Whale

Change exposes its new Camara campaign.

Camara, expert shops selling photographic equipment, took the floor again through a press campaign designed by the agency Change.

“Free yourself from the technical burden.”

Through 3 visuals, the agency brings to the forefront the expertise and pedagogy of Camara advisers, who know their products at their fingertips.

By focusing on the proximity, the sharing of experience and the professionalism of its employees in stores, the brand is positioned as the reference guide for photographers, whether professional or amateur.

With Camara, the technique will never interfere with the pleasure of photography.

Camara: The Fisherman

Camara Print Ad - The Fisherman

Change exposes its new Camara campaign.

Camara, expert shops selling photographic equipment, took the floor again through a press campaign designed by the agency Change.

“Free yourself from the technical burden.”

Through 3 visuals, the agency brings to the forefront the expertise and pedagogy of Camara advisers, who know their products at their fingertips.

By focusing on the proximity, the sharing of experience and the professionalism of its employees in stores, the brand is positioned as the reference guide for photographers, whether professional or amateur.

With Camara, the technique will never interfere with the pleasure of photography.

The One Club: Portfolio Night 2018

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Delsey: What Matters is Inside

In the manner of a tale, this animated film introduces us to the story of Simon, a young thirty-something whose life is punctuated by work. The sudden disappearance of his explorer father will take him to Mexico, on the trail of a suitcase with a mysterious content. But arrived on the spot, the suitcase has disappeared…

Thanks to the new connected and geolocalisable suitcase system launched by the French high-end luggage brand, the hero will be able to locate and follow the suitcase all over the world.

In contact with the spectacular landscapes of Vietnam, Mauritania, Nepal, thanks to some knowing encounters, we will follow the transformation of Simon. Traveling the world of emotions, the hero will do much better than discover the suitcase: he will find himself.

A sensitive adventure that reminds us that it is not the destination that matters, but the journey. And no matter what life contains, you just have to live it.

The animated film, 3’30 long and directed by Against All Odds, to which we owe the animated film Justino, has been broadcasted on the web on April 30th and on Air France flights in the summer.

Video of DELSEY Paris – What Matters is Inside

Fundacion Repro: Fruits – Apple

Fundacion Repro Print Ad - Fruits - Apple

Fundacion Repro: Fruits – Orange

Fundacion Repro Print Ad - Fruits - Orange

Fundacion Repro: Fruits – Honeydew Melon

Fundacion Repro Print Ad - Fruits - Honeydew Melon

FCB's Susan Credle becomes chair of The One Club; Arts & Letters nabs Flagg


The One Club appointed FCB Global Chief Creative Officer Susan Credle as chairwoman of the organization. 72andSunny founder and CCO Glenn Cole was re-elected as vice chair. Credle is the first woman to hold the post and replaces Jos Molla, founder and CCO at The Community. The One Club National Board of Directors also added three members: Keith Cartwright, ECD, 72andSunny Los Angeles; Chloe Gottlieb, EVP, CCO US, R/GA New York, and Fernando Machado, global chief marketing officer, Burger King.

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Oculus Go and Spectacles show how opposites distract


Facebook tried to remove almost every objection to buying a virtual reality headset with the launch of Oculus Go. Its move is more intriguing given the timing of the latest release from Snap, whose app Snapchat created a mass market for augmented reality. The devices are polar opposites, but they share one trait in common.

I’m hesitant to order virtual reality headsets, as the excitement fades minutes after taking them out of the box. Still, I was excited to shell out $200 for the Go. This is the first major VR headset that doesn’t require being tethered to a computer, and better still, it doesn’t require using your phone as the screen. Once you set up Go, it is fully self-contained. It also comes with a compelling content library, from adventure games to movies.

Right after Go’s debut, Lenovo released the rival Mirage Solo running on Google Daydream which also doesn’t connect to other devices. While initial reviews dub Mirage a better device, it’s twice the price of Go, and Oculus is the preeminent brand in VR. This is the chance for Oculus to go from Uber Black to UberX, shifting from a luxurious splurge to an everyday utility.

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Watch Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel try to make sense of Rudy Giuliani's hapless media tour


Even if you haven’t been paying terribly close attention, you’re probably aware that President Trump’s latest laywer, Rudy Giuliani, has been having a really hard time on the new job. How bad has it been? Just watch: Seth Meyers devoted his signature “A Closer Look” segment on NBC’s “Late Night” last night to Giuliani’s mess, lining up his various hapless TV appearances, plus his boss’s exceptionally condescending comments (“I’ll tell you what, Rudy’s a great guy, but he just started a day ago. But he really has heart into it, he’s working hard…”). As Meyers sums up Trump’s defense: “Give the kid a break! He’s only 73, going on Nosferatu!” (Cue juxtaposed shots of Giuliani and Nosferatu.) Meyers then adds, “He’s a former mayor and U.S. attorney who’s now the laywer for the president of the United States, and Trump talks about him like he’s a trainee at Chipotle.” (Cue a shot of Giuliani in a Chipotle smock.)

Meanwhile, Jimmy Kimmel, in a portion of his opening monologue (below) on ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” actually hauled out his chalk board to attempt to make sense of a couple of Giuliani’s more bumbling statements to George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s “This Week.” Essentially all Kimmel did was was go over two of Giuliani’s verbatim pronouncements clause by clause, causing his studio audience to repeatedly erupt in laughterthat’s how nonsensical Giuliani’s statements have been. In other words, this is (dark) comedy that writes itself.

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Sawyer Studios: Digital Ad Operations Coordinator (Entertainment)

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Sawyer Studios:
Ad agency servicing the entertainment industry seeking digital ad operations specialist with experience in ad serving, optimization, and reporting.
New York, New York

You’ll Be Able To Stream Live UFC Content On ESPN+ Next Year

ESPN just got a shot in the arm for its new streaming service, as ESPN+ signs up the UFC for live fights and other mixed martial arts content. The deal will bring live UFC bouts to the service beginning in January. UFC on ESPN+ Fight Night, as it’s called, will offer a full card of…

Businesses on Instagram Are Getting Calls to Action, Direct Messaging Improvements

Instagram followed up its limited rollout of native payments with the addition of call-to-action buttons on select business profiles, as well as new ways for businesses to organize their Instagram Direct messages. Director of product management, business Vishal Shah said 80 percent of consumers follow businesses on Instagram, with 200 million users visiting business profiles…

On the Adweek Podcast: The Women Disrupting Marketing and Media

What does it mean to be a disruptor? For Adweek, it means women who are leading the charge in demanding more diversity, inclusiveness and gender equality in their industries. We spotlight 39 outstanding women doing just that in this week’s issue and our cover star truly exemplifies all of those traits. On this week’s episode…

5 Ways to Improve Digital Collaboration in the Workplace

Digital collaboration is having a moment. Between the rapid expansion of global businesses, the rise of the mighty remote worker and the uber-relevant trend of flexible work weeks, businesses worldwide are seeking the right technology to connect their teams and make sure they’re working together efficiently. It’s easy to have a knee-jerk reaction and buy…

How Nissan used AI to boost conversion rates in one market by 900 times

Nissan has been on a mission to consolidate its global digital presence onto a single platform, Nissan Pace.

Budweiser avoids political questions as it launches 'biggest ever' campaign for World Cup

Budweiser has created a beer cup that lights up to the sound of cheering fans as part of the activation for its sponsorship of this summer’s Fifa World Cup in Russia.