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Advertising Agency:Innocean Worldwide, South Korea
Production Company:Mog Communications, Alleysquare
Chief Creative Officer:Jeremy Craigen
Executive Creative Director:Jung-A Kim
Creative Director:Sung-Kyu Lee, Won-Hee Chung
Copywriter:Yoon-Ju Lee, Seung-Ha Rhee
Art Directors:Tae-Hwan Lee, Chan-Ho Park
Translator:Jake Choi
Account Executives:Wook-Sang Ryu, Si-Man Kim, Jae-Shin Kim, Sun-Yeong Park, Eun-Jung Kim, Min-Suh Kang, Sung Hyun Cho, Hae-In Kim
Project Manager:Joung-Jin Park
Account Executive:Hyun Kyu Park, Seung-Yeop Baek
Producer:Sung-Hyeun Gham, Suk-Hyun Jung, Kay Woo
Media Planner:Sae-Mi Kim
System Manager:Byeong-Rak Song
System Developer:Ki-Bum Park
Program Manager:Kwang-Ho Kim
Program Developers:Jong-Su Lee, Sung-Hun Lee, Mi-Jin Han
Floor Director:Jae-Doo Ban
Editor:Na-Hyun Kim, Kwang-Seo Kim
Directors:Ki-Ryong Park, Na-Eun Oh
Cinematographer:Sung-Jeen Bak
2D Supervisor:Jun-Ho Lee
2d Artist:Byoung-Jae Kim
Sound Designer:Hyun-Woo Lim
Project Managers:Suk-Bum Hong, John Yu, Mike Jin, Esther Choi

Watch the newest ads on TV from Amazon Music, H&M, Farmers and more


Every weekday we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.

A few highlights: Farmers Insurance serves up another in its series of ads spotlighting bizarre (but covered) accidents; this installment focuses on something called a “fly-by ballooning.” Zo Kravitz stars in a dreamy new Tiffany & Co. spot (Ad Age’s I-Hsien Sherwood has the backstory on the campaign). And Katy Perry helps Amazon promote Amazon Music.

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Fundación Mujeres en Igualdad: FEMPLEA

Fundación Mujeres en Igualdad Digital Ad - FEMPLEA

Max Healthcare by Dentsu

Dentsu Impact launches Max Healthcare’s new campaign #MoreToHealthcare and sheds light on what happens behind the scene in a healthcare employee’s life. 

The Indian healthcare industry is currently going through a rough phase, jolted by a lot of unfortunate incidents. This has caused a serious dent in the image of the overall healthcare industry and shook people’s belief in hospitals. With people usually knowing only one side of the story due to lack of information or understanding, it is very easy to jump on this bandwagon of negativity against private hospitals.  

Speaking about the films, Amit Wadhwa, President Dentsu Impact said, “Changing a hospital’s image is a challenging task and to do that our strategy was not to tell the story from the hospital’s point of view but rather through its people.” 

 The people who work in hospitals, be it doctors, or someone sitting at the front desk, have their own set of challenges and are trained to follow strict processes. So, what appears to be unnecessary and cumbersome to the patients and their attendants, might have a scientific reason to it. For instance, shoe covers are not recommended inside ICUs because that’s not how germs spread. Germs spread through touch.

The campaign was kickstarted with four films depicting the struggles of doctors, nurses, surgeons and guards. Anindita Das, Creative Director, Dentsu Impact spoke about the creative concept behind these films and said, “This is a fresh new way of looking at healthcare advertising and aims to evoke the respect and empathy that the healthcare professionals deserve.” 

Anupama Ramaswamy, National Creative Director, Dentsu Impact adds, “A good commercial doesn’t sell things. It makes you feel things. And these four films are doing exactly that.”

The story does not end there. In the second phase of the campaign, #MoreToHealthcare is all set to solve common problems faced by patients and explain the reasons behind them. For instance, if a bill is more than the estimate shared then under what circumstances can that happen.

Production House – Rainsong Films
Produce r- Manish Bhatt
Director – Vivek Dubey
DOP – Anurag Solanki
Agency – Dentsu
National Creative Director – Anupama Ramaswamy
Creative Director – Anindita Das

Account Management:
Senior Vice President, Client Servicing – Megha Sadhwani
GM Client Servicing – Navin Singh
Associate Account Director – Sheeraj Sengupta
Senior Accounts Executive – Sheena Singh

 

 

Disney dumps FreeWheel for Google Ad Manager


Walt Disney is dumping Comcast’s FreeWheel in favor of Google Ad Manager to handle its digital advertising.

The Mouse House will use Google’s ad tech, formerly known as DoubleClick, to serve ads across its digital portfolio.

This is a big win for Google in its battle with FreeWheel to become a dominant player in TV advertising as it migrates to the internet. And it comes as more streaming content is viewed on ad-supported services.

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YouTube Shifts to Offer Original Programming for Free, With Ads

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Netflix anuncia nova animação que reúne obras do escritor Roald Dahl, incluindo “A Fantástica Fábrica de Chocolates”

A Netflix anunciou uma produção que reunirá parte das obras de Road Dahl. Entre os nomes que aparecem no teaser divulgado pela plataforma de streaming temos quatro clássicos: “A Fantástica Fábrica de Chocolate”, “O Bom Gigante Amigo”, “Matilda” e “Os Pestes”. De acordo com o anúncio oficial da Netflix, além das obras do teaser a série animada …

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“Green Book” vence o NBR, prêmio que inaugura a temporada do Oscar 2019

A National Board of Review, organização de críticos sediada em Nova York, divulgou hoje (27) sua tradicional lista de melhores filmes do ano. Embora a escolha da entidade para o principal prêmio não tenha coincidido com a feita pelo Oscar nos últimos 10 anos, a distinção dada pela NBR é considerada por muitos como ato …

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Project Nanhi Kali: #PowerlessQueen

Chess was invented in India in the 6th Century with Queen being the most powerful piece on the board. However today in the 21st century, the real queens i.e. a vast majority of Indian women are not even powerful enough to get access to basic rights of education. In fact 20 million girls are denied education in India each year due to the deep rooted misogyny in Indian society. And Ministry of human Resource data shows that only 33% girls that enrol in school are allowed to study till class 12.

We introduced the world’s first mobile chess game with a powerless queen via a mobile app and a mobile website wherein the visitor/player played with a powerless queen (no moves allowed) against the computer which had a powerful queen.

This was rolled out as a #PowerlessQueen challenge across India challenging people to try and win. As people lost, we prompted them share the message and to donate to the cause so that they can empower a girl child with education.
The idea showcased how difficult it is to win in chess and as a metaphor in society as well when the queen is a powerless one. Hence proving how societies cannot win if its queens (women) are not empowered.

Almost All Californians Appreciate the Gift of Scratchers

A good neighbor can make a big difference in your life. They can lend you a cup of flour, check in on you after a natural disaster or buy you a winning lottery ticket. California Lottery continues its tradition of encouraging people to give Scratchers as gifts to both friends and acquaintances (18 and over), […]

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Disney dumps FreeWheel for Google Ad Manager


Walt Disney is dumping Comcast’s FreeWheel in favor of Google Ad Manager to handle its digital advertising.

The Mouse House will use Google’s ad tech, formerly known as DoubleClick, to serve ads across its digital portfolio.

This is a big win for Google in its battle with FreeWheel to become a dominant player in TV advertising as it migrates to the internet. And it comes as more streaming content is viewed on ad-supported services.

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A few highlights: Farmers Insurance serves up another in its series of ads spotlighting bizarre (but covered) accidents; this installment focuses on something called a “fly-by ballooning.” Zo Kravitz stars in a dreamy new Tiffany & Co. spot (Ad Age’s I-Hsien Sherwood has the backstory on the campaign). And Katy Perry helps Amazon promote Amazon Music.

Continue reading at AdAge.com

Facebook has 'black people problem,' ex-employee says


As Facebook defends its handling of Russian political interference, an ex-employee published another scathing critique of the company’s culture. Facebook “has a black people problem,” Mark S. Luckie wrote in a lengthy internal memo circulated earlier this month and made public on Facebook Tuesday.

In the post, Luckie, who worked as a partnerships manager for a year, described the ways in which the social network excludes its black users and employees.

“Facebook’s disenfranchisement of black people on the platform mirrors the marginalization of its black employees,” he writes. “Racial discrimination at Facebook is real.”

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New report ranks brand controversies by the amount of consumer damage


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Consumers are far more likely to punish companies for lying than anything else, according to the report by research company Morning Consult that examines how a range of brand controversies affect consumer opinion. The worst offense is lying to customers in order to increase profits, with 71 percent of respondents saying they would feel much less favorable about a company doing that, according to the report.

But outspoken CEOs can breathe a sigh of relief: The report finds that only 15 percent of consumers would hold it against a company if their CEO “said something rude about people who share your political beliefs.”

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