Saatchi and Saatchi: Stop non-domestic violence

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Saatchi & Saatchi

Every time you go out medical staff takes a new hit! Medical staff around the world are doing their best these days to cope with a growing number of people suffering from Coronavirus. Last week on news portals we were able to see numerous selfie photos of hospital staff with visible signs of facial injuries sustained form wearing anti-viral protective equipment. In this situation, they are forced to wear it for hours, if not days, without interruption and without rest.

Advertising Agency:Saatchi&Saatchi, Zagreb, Croatia

Domino's: Stay home. We deliver.


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Dominos

Advertising Agency:Bold Agency, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Production House:Flying Camel

Alliance Anti-Trafic / Hope Unending Bride for Sale

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Alliance Anti-Trafic;Hope Unending

https://www.wegeneration.vn/brideforsale

The Bride for Sale Campaign illustrates how young women are sold like commodities through the lens of an e-commerce site. Instead of buying her, the campaign urges people to “buy her freedom” through donations.

Advertising Agency:VMLY&R, HO CHI MINH, Viet Nam
Senior Art Director:Neena Felizzi Gatdula
Creative Chief Officer:Beer Kittisak Poonnotok
Copywriter:Trang Tia Nguyen
Creative Group Head:Nick Nakpil
Ceo:Ha Nguyen

Save the Children: Sweet Threats

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Save the Children Indonesia

Since 2011, over 30.000 children in Indonesia have been kidnapped, trafficked or sexually abused and most of it is triggered by sweet treat that lead to threats, let’s end violence against children by protecting our children.

Advertising Agency:LOTUS:H, Jakarta, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director:Dino Mojica
Creative Director:Ramdhan Hidayat
Creative Group Head:Diaz Pradipta, Dennan Ahmad, Shinta Afiati
Art Director:Diaz Pradipta, Vania Jesslyn
Copywriter:Dennan Ahmad, Shinta Afiati
Associate Account Director:Ivan Christyanto
Senior Account Executive:Meiza Kataram
Senior Strategic Planner:Alicia Soehardjono
Head Of Production:Suryo Guritno
Print Producer:Agung Prabowo
Senior Producer:Andyna Sari, Rini Susanti
Photographer:Balloons Studio
Post Production:Katamata

Budweiser: One Team


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Budweiser

In uncertain times, there’s one thing that remains certain: we are #OneTeam.

Advertising Agency:David, Miami, USA

Audi: Keep Distance

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Audi

Advertising Agency:NRG Brands, Sofia, Bulgaria
Creative Director:Nadezhda Trifonova
Copywriter:Kristina Draganova
Account Manager:Alexandra Zaharieva

Down Syndrome Corporation of Colombia: Up Syndrome


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Down Syndrome Corporation of Colombia

While the world struggles with Covid-19, the Colombian Down Syndrome Corporation, in collaboration with Wunderman Thompson Colombia launched Up Syndrome, a new campaign following World Down Syndrome Day (March 21). By changing the word “down” and the stigma attached to it, the Colombian Down Syndrome Corporation and Wunderman Thompson Colombia seek to change the negative perception of those with the condition confronted on a daily basis.

Up Syndrome is a groundbreaking initiative from Colombia aiming to instill a change in the way people with – what was previously called – Down Syndrome are viewed. It was given its original name from the British doctor John Langdon Down, the first person to describe this genetic alteration. It is by pure coincidence that his surname is Down, conjuring up negative images as it does.

The Down Syndrome Corporation’s campaign is the first to change the common social perception of the condition. Far from being debilitating, this initiative shows the many things those with ‘Up syndrome’ can achieve. This is the meaning of ‘rising up’. Those featured in the campaign are members of the corporation who share with us their great life achievements, showing us exactly why they should be recognised as ‘Up’.

Before the campaign formally began, four teasers of the daily work of corporation members were released, and the full launch took place on March 21, World Down Syndrome Day, where a short film of couples, those awaiting childbirth and others, were asked for their thoughts on how they would feel if their children were born with the condition.

The teams generated content to completely overhaul the physical and digital properties of the corporation, sending out a clear message to the world, and the campaign has now sought out more people to donate to the cause to help members of the corporation to stay “Up” at sindromedeup.com.

Advertising Agency:Wunderman Thompson, Bogota, Colombia
CCO:Daniel Payan
Ecd:Pipe Ruiz Pineda, Diego Rodríguez
Creative Director:Nicolás Malpica, Luis Moreno
Copywriter:Mateo Álvarez
Art Director:Andres Diaz
Cm:Paula Urrego
Producer:Akira Cine, Marcela Zabaleta
Director:Juan Rueda
Editors:Alejandro Cartagena, Julian Martinez
Photographer:Mauricio Cifuentes
Development:Cristian Páez, Andrés Suarez

Greenpeace: After Asbestos


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Greenpeace

Turning a city’s toxic name into a symbol of biodiversity.

Earlier this year, the Canadian city of Asbestos asked the public for help to find a new name and Greenpeace Canada took them at their word. “After Asbestos” aims to persuade the city to change its name for one of the region’s many endangered species, to quite literally put biodiversity on the map.

Advertising Agency:Rethink, Montréal, Canada
National Creative Direction:Chris Staples, Ian Grais
creative direction:Xavier Blais, Maxime Sauté
Art Direction:Edouard Coune
Copywriting:Raph Côté, Jon Mandell
Production:Marie-Pière Poulin
Account Services:Mélanie Châteauneuf
Editor:Stephen Parker
Digital Production:Todd Harrison

Mercedes: Don’t drink and drive

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Mercedes

Drinking before wouldn’t have the same ending. Don’t drink and drive.

Advertising Agency:Paradais DDB, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Creative Director:Sergio Moraga
Creative:Emilio Luna
Art:Jonathan Aguiar

La Guarida Barberos: A cut for a story

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La Guarida Barberos

“A cut for a story”: the proposal of La Guarida Barberos to go through quarantine.

Advertising Agency:Oniria TBWA, Paraguay
Executive Creative Director:Camilo Guanes
Creative Director:Andrea Ferreira, Najib Brozon
Senior Art Director:Santiago Valdez, Natha Pera
Creative Team:Manu Rolón, Marcelo Rodriguez, Karina Jimenez, Palo Cella, Iván Ramírez, Alex Ayala, Vidal Delgado, Franco Martínez, Farid Brozon, Gabriel Silva
Head Of Planning:Daniel Achaval

Nissan: Ode to Empty Roads


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Nissan

Nissan’s priority has always been to develop mobility technology that allows people to drive smarter, encouraging everyone to take the wheel and enjoy an innovative and unparalleled driving experience. But in times like these, with the COVID-19 pandemic taking the world by storm and completely changing our global environment, the brand has decided it is more important to stay home and be safe. That’s the objective of Nissan Middle East’s latest campaign, “Ode to Empty Roads”.

Advertising Agency:TBWARAAD, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Nankang Tires: For Immediate Start Situations

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Nankang Tires

Advertising Agency:Innova Social Marketing, Colombia

Sky: Made From Your Wishes


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Sky

Advertising Agency:Serviceplan, Germany
Production Company:Tony Petersen Film
Director:Martin Aamund
DoP:Matthias Königswieser
Executive Producer:Volker Steinmetz
Line Producer:Matthias Kraft
Pa:Daniel Dexler
Service Production Company:Atomik Pictures
Service Executive Producer:Brad Bickerton
Service Line Producer:Adam Cowley
Production Designer:Herman Lampen
Wardrobe Stylist:Michael Beaumont Cooper
Post Production:Nhb
Post Supervisor:Filip Lange
Grading Artist:Sofie Borup, Company 3
Editor:Benjamin Entrup
Music Composition:Sizzer
Music Stylist:Jasper Gadeberg
Sound Design:Thomas Martin

Sport England: Join the Movement

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Sport England

Advertising Agency:FCB Inferno, London, United Kingdom

Facebook Aims $100 Million at Media Hit by the Coronavirus

With grants and marketing spending, the social media giant hopes to support outlets doing essential local reporting but struggling with a drop in advertising.

Oregon’s Blunt Message; HQ Trivia Is Back: Monday’s First Things First

Welcome to First Things First, Adweek’s daily resource for marketers. We’ll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer that it come straight to your inbox, you can sign up for the email here. Oregon Launches Blunt COVID-19 Message: Stay Home or You Could…

Saatchi & Saatchi: Stop non-domestic violence

Saatchi & Saatchi Digital Ad - Stop non-domestic violence
Saatchi & Saatchi Digital Ad - Stop non-domestic violence
Saatchi & Saatchi Digital Ad - Stop non-domestic violence

Every time you go out medical staff takes a new hit! Medical staff around the world are doing their best these days to cope with a growing number of people suffering from Coronavirus. Last week on news portals we were able to see numerous selfie photos of hospital staff with visible signs of facial injuries sustained form wearing anti-viral protective equipment. In this situation, they are forced to wear it for hours, if not days, without interruption and without rest.

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Colombo Municipal Council: Life Chant

Colombo Municipal Council Direct Ad - Life Chant

In Sri Lanka’s largest city Colombo, slums account for over 50% of the population. In these areas dengue has reached epidemic levels as people unknowingly end up breeding dengue mosquitos. Educative programs by the Colombo Municipal Council are ignored. So we turned to the only authority they listen to – religion. Written, recited and recorded by monks, Life Chant educates people about dengue mosquito breeding. With shrines and temples situated throughout the slums, we used the loud speakers in these shrines and temples to educate the community on dengue breeding. The message aired twice daily during regular prayers which happens to be the very time the dengue mosquito is most active. What started as an audio medium turned into an on-ground activation with monks from these temples visiting the slums and educating people. With each location having unique breeding spots, monks helped educate people on these unique spots.

Insight Publicis: Egungun Speaks

Amidst all the fear brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, ‘Egungun’ (popularly known in West Africa as an emissary of the gods) sheds light on how we mortals can navigate during this trying time, using his life as an example.

National Muslim Collective: Inherit His Name, Inherit His Way

National Muslim Collective Design Ad - Inherit His Name, Inherit His Way