Louis Bonduelle Foundation: Tasty Colors


Media
Louis Bonduelle Foundation

Best served hot! Tasty Colors, the first painting set made entirely out of vegetables, is finally here! The first step into a kindergarten program aiming at making kids friends with veggies through play meant months of research, formula tests and a multidisciplinary team of chemists, producers and designers, all for a yummy reason to turn lunchtime into playtime. 100% Bonduelle vegetables, 110% teamwork. FCB Bucharest for Louis Bonduelle Foundation.

Advertising Agency:FCB, Bucharest, Romania
Chief Creative Director:Claudiu Dobrita
Senior Art Director:Viorel Holovaci
Senior Copywriter:Olivia Spanu
Junior Art Director:Miruna Anton
Group Account Director:Delia Soare
Account Manager:Anca Duta
Account Executive:Silviu Clinciu
Production Manager:Gabriela Pricob
Senior Production Executive:Ionut Stan

PAVE: What She Was Wearing


Film
Pave

Advertising Agency:Energy Bbdo, Chicago, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Andres Ordoñez
Executive Creative Directors:Josh Gross, Pedro Pérez
Creative Director:Cinzia Crociani
Associate Creative Director:Brynna Aylward
Executive Producer:Matt Scoville, Mitch Monzon
Digital Content Producer:Sarah James
Production Company:Flare, Chicago)
Senior Post Producer:Jenny McDonald
Managing Editor:Casey Cobler
Junior Preeditor:Geoffrey Neal
Studio:Desmond Penn
Postproduction Intern:Desmond Penn
Production:Company 3, Chicago)
Head Of Production:Lauren Roth
Producer:Joanna Woods
Colorist:Tyler Roth

IKEA: Bully A Plant: Say No To Bullying


Media
IKEA

Advertising Agency:Memac Ogilvy, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Ronseal: Do The DIY


Radio
Ronseal

Ronseal knows everyone tries to put off DIY as long as possible, especially the less than glamorous job of painting a fence or staining a door. So why would anyone listen to an ad that asks them to get on with it – unless that ad actually hypnotizes them. Using 3D audio best listened to through headphones.

Advertising Agency:BJL, United Kingdom
Creative Directors:Richard Pearson, Karl Stones
Head Of Planning:Tony Evans
Business Director:Claire Austin, Chris Holt
Account Director:Nicola Shea
Account Manager:Robert Ellen
Campaign Manager:Caroline Moss
Pr Director:Julie Chadwick
PR Group Account Director:Rebecca Hardy
Senior Social Media Manager:Lindsay Dayanik
Production Company:Global
Producer:Tom Whitlow
Sound Engineer:Shelly Smith
Facility House:Global, Manchester
Media Company:Mediacom North
Associate Director:Samir Patel
Senior Account Executive:Emily Lowe
Paid Social Executive:Jade Payton
Client marketing director:Jane Ryder
Client Marketing Manager:Harry Harrison
Client Communications Manager:Harriet Knight
Client Junior Communications Manager:Philippa Scurlock-Davies
Client Digital Marketing Manager:Adelle Bradford

Waste Free Oceans: The Ocean Plastic Book


Film
Waste Free Oceans

The pollution of the oceans is one of the biggest threats for our planet. But those most affected won’t be us. It’ll be our kids. Waste Free Oceans wanted to change that – while stopping the pollution of our oceans. So they launched The Ocean Plastic Books. Kid’s books against ocean waste – created from recycled ocean waste.

Advertising Agency:Jung Von Matt/Neckar, Stuttgart, Germany
Senior Copywriter:Michael Maria Morgenbesser
Freelance:Michael Maria Morgenbesser, Stefan Wittemann
Senior Art Director:Stefan Wittemann, Julien Bucaille
Senior Project Manager:Thien An Nguyen
Digital:Julien Bucaille, Alexander Heinemann
Art Director:Alexander Heinemann
Director:Thilo Gundelach
Photographer:Luisa Hanika
Head Of Post Production:Marcus Widmann
DtpOperator:Claudia Kaiser
Intern:Jenke Zabel
Production:Jenke Zabel

Stop Ivory: Going, Going, Gone


Film
Stop Ivory

Advertising Agency:JWT, London, United Kingdom
Executive Creative Director:Lucas Peon
Creative Directors:David Masterman, Cristiano Neves
Creatives:Will Wright, James Lucking
Tv Producer:Tash Bedford
Planner:Stephen Son
Account Directors:Claire Banks, Bryan Riddle
Project Manager:Katie Oldfield
Designers:Jordan Dicks, James Champ
Retoucher:John Proudfoot
Production Company:Snapper Films
Director:James Lawes
Executive Producer:Helen Hadfield
Producer:Jessica Turner
DoP:Malte Rosenfeld
Production Manager:Rosie Pike
Art Director:Jerry Bland
Editorial Company:Whitehouse Post
Editor:James Forbes-Robertson
Vfx Company:The Mill
VFX supervisors:Fergal Hendrick, Charles Dockerill
Telecine Artist:James Bamford
3D artists:Sendil Kumar J, Rakesh Venugopalan, Manjunath Shivaprasad, Senthil Murugan Balasundaram, Basbendu Sarkar
2D Compositors:Barnsley, Lucas Carrecedo, Chaitali Shah
VFX Production:Colin Oaten, Ian Berry, Payal Thakkar
Sound Company:Wave Studios
Sound Designers:Ed Downham, Ned Sisson
Sound Producer:Jenn Sanders
Music Company:Cord
Composer:Luke Farmer
Photographer:Andy Rudak

Sandra Bullock and Mindy Kaling Break Out of ‘Actress Solitary Confinement’

Hollywood can be isolating, but the female set of “Ocean’s 8” finally gave the stars a chance to compare notes on agents, pregnancy and more.

JC Penney taps its internal creative team for new Shaq campaign


To promote its fast-growing big and tall business, JC Penney is turning to a familiar face in the category–and its own internal team to spread the word. The department store chain has tapped Shaquille O’Neal to endorse its men’s big and tall department, starting with a 30-second national TV commercial starting this Sunday.

“This is our first foray into more mass marketing [for special sizes],” says Marci Grebstein, chief marketing officer at the Plano, Texas-based retailer, noting that the brand has previously done more targeted marketing but never national TV for the category.

The new push will include Shaq’s appearance on “NBA on TNT” on Sunday, and digital, social, direct mail and in-store marketing. On a recent earnings call, JC Penney CEO Marvin Ellison noted that “special sizes remain a key focus” across all apparel categories. Menswear represented 21 percent of the brand’s $12.5 billion in sales last year, roughly the same as women’s apparel.

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HP shows off printer capabilities with an AR app that places virtual photo frames in the home

HP has worked with Oath’s Ryot Studio and media agency PHD to create an AR app that lets users view and position virtual photo frames around their homes.

Sol creates 'pleasure island'-themed pub

Sol, the Mexican lager brand, is creating a “pleasure island” themed pop-up pub with neon table tennis, vintage console games and themed bingo nights.

Barbecue brand Weber and Simon Rimmer take over double decker bus

Weber, the barbecue brand, is partnering with celebrity chef Simon Rimmer to turn a London double decker bus into a pop-up restaurant.

Why Wieden & Kennedy's DeCourcy and Hoffman are creative heroes

Wieden & Kennedy’s staff pay tribute to D&AD President’s Award winners Colleen DeCourcy and Susan Hoffman.

How Channel 4 played on robot paranoia to successfully promote 'Humans'

Channels 4’s “Human Test” campaign has left viewers confused as to whether what they are watching is real.

Long form is ok, make it vertical… and make a difference: lessons from Brand Film Festival London

The audience at this week’s Brand Film Festival London were treated to a wealth of insights, ideas and inspiration to help create great brand videos. These are just some of the things were learned.

Judges announced for Campaigns for Good Awards – enter now

Senior figures from PR, marketing and charity have been announced as judges for Campaigns for Good – the new awards scheme from PRWeek, Campaign and Third Sector – as the entry deadline nears.

Save The Children: Survivors


Film, Online
Save The Children

Advertising Agency:Y&R, Mexico City, Mexico
Client:Save the Children Mexico
Global Chief Creative Officer:Tony Granger
Chief Executive Officer:Hector Fernandez
Chief Creative Officer:Alexis Ospina
Head of Art & Creative Director:Luís “madruga” Enríquez
Creative Director & Copywriting:Rodrigo Casas
Vp:Eduardo Delgado
Client Services:Eduardo Delgado
Vp – Planning:Alfonso Borreguero
Account Director:Maria Valentina Herrera
Fundraising & Marketing Director Save the Children Mexico:Maite Cervera Ceberio
Production Company:Landia
Executive Producers:Thomas Amoedo, Claudio Amoedo
Director:Francisco J. Paparella
Line Producer:Karla Hernández Nassar
Director Of Photography:Galo Olivares
Music:Destiny’s Child, Survivor (David Stewart Acoustic Cover)
First Assistant Director:Alfredo Sanchez
Wardrobe:Yuliana Cárcamo
Makeup:Roberto Ortiz
Editor:Jonas G. Fregoso
Sound Design:Silence Track
Sound:Fernando Euán (Render Band)
?Music Supervision:Samantha Parvin
Color Correction:Alejandro Armaleo
Postproduction:Juan B Justo
Casting:Green Casting, Julio Toledo, Jorge Guerrero, Ramiro Cervantes
Locaciones:Yamil Quintana

Luxe Yacht-Style Apparel – Ralph Lauren's CP-93 Collection is Inspired by 90s Nautical Events (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Entering the warm weather, fashion label Ralph Lauren is introducing its latest limited-edition collection entitled ‘CP-93.’ The CP-93 collection draws a strong inspiration directly from…

We can all challenge what marketing success looks like

Rachael Smith, director at Fuse and named among Media Week’s 30 under 30 2017, shares her lessons from the ladder.

Chili's picks OKRP as agency of record after project success


Chili’s Grill & Bar named O’Keefe Reinhard and Paul as its agency of record. The agency’s work has helped spark improvements in the chain’s sales and traffic.

Chili’s began working with OKRP in 2017 on a project basis, including the “Chili’s is back, baby” work that debuted in the fall.

“Rarely do things work out this well in this business,” Chili’s Chief Marketing and Innovation Officer Steve Provost tells Ad Age. “They make us feel like their only client, they’re fast and they’re just really creative.”

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Chili's picks OKRP as agency of record after project success


Chili’s Grill & Bar named O’Keefe Reinhard and Paul as its agency of record. The agency’s work has helped spark improvements in the chain’s sales and traffic.

Chili’s began working with OKRP in 2017 on a project basis, including the “Chili’s is back, baby” work that debuted in the fall.

“Rarely do things work out this well in this business,” Chili’s Chief Marketing and Innovation Officer Steve Provost tells Ad Age. “They make us feel like their only client, they’re fast and they’re just really creative.”

Continue reading at AdAge.com