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National Geographic is using Instagram Live to hold discussions with photographers and filmmakers covering the coronavirus pandemic. The series of videos–a collaborative effort between Nat Geo’s mobile storytelling team and Instagram–quietly began debuting on the publisher’s Instagram account last week but will officially premiere Thursday (April 2) at 11:30 a.m. ET with Academy Award-winning filmmaker…
Directv arrives throughout the country, to fill every home with entertainment. It is so easy to start enjoying this prepaid service that you just need to open the box and start enjoying.
As the global pandemic puts a serious threat on civilization, the third world war is on. What can we do to fight this deadly battle? What can we do to kill the virus and win the war?
It may surprise you that many young Australians are being left behind, simply because they don’t have regular access to the internet. But now, together with leading charity partners, Optus is working to change this. And you can help. By donating some of your data from your eligible Optus mobile plan, you will provide much needed internet access to young Australians who need it most.
We were tasked with unleashing the power and might of the Kraken on the buses of Sydney. This is the result. Fearsome and frightening attacks on public transport.
The Volvo FH’s “Make History” brand positioning, a favorite truck on worlwide roads, took on a new meaning with the crisis caused by the Covid-19.
In these circumstances the new campaign “Heroes of the Road” created by SoWhat agency for Volvo Trucks, proposes that “making history is moving forward, even when everyone had to stop”, recalling the truckers’ mission of transporting medicines, food and, above all, hope that the world does not stop.
The campaign was designed for Brazilian market, but after knowing about the message, Volvo Trucks request the effort to expand to other languages ??and countries, carrying messages such as “despite the distance, we are thousands running together. Making history is advancing with the certainty that the storm will pass ”. So the campaign was adopted by the company globally – including versions in English, Portuguese and Spanish, asking truck drivers to assume the heroic mission of moving forward to keep cities supplied.
The Circle of Life is a manifesto that aims to shine a light on a great threat that the world is facing nowadays, and it does it by using a poetic and emotional storytelling. With its philosophy and this film, Yatay, the first brand to produce vegan shoes, calls for a collective awakening.
“SHARE THE SPARE”- Organ donation is where we need to realize the importance of sharing in mankind. The feeling of missing that a patient has for an organ can be fulfilled by our decision of becoming an organ donor. The message has been conveyed through a simple idea of crossword puzzle where the word “Sharing” itself has been shared with another word. Print advertisement created by College of Art, India for Padma Foundation, within the category : Public Interest, NGO.
Advertising School: College of Art, New Delhi, India
Advertising School: College Of Art
Creative Director/ Art Director/ Copywriter: Padmini Tudu
Matthew McConaughey teamed up with Roy Spence, Co-Founder and Chairman of GSD&M, again on a new PSA called “War With A Virus,” which launched this week. McConaughey is the narrator, co-writer and co-creator of the PSA, which promotes isolation and safety amid the coronavirus pandemic. The campaign urges people to stay home, and explains that doing so will continue to help prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed, and gives scientists time to find what’s needed to create a vaccine. The PSA will be running across broadcast nationally and on social.
Innocence in Danger wanted to reach companies and make them realize that they should be a part of the fight for child protection. Since traditional awareness campaigns didn’t have much impact on them, we had to find a new way to communicate. We decided to not talk about abused children but about the traumatized adults they can become, and traumatized employees. We created a character, embodying millions of victims, and wrote a letter of Demotivation. Based on real testimonies, relating daily pains and sufferings at work, the letter has been sent to the 100 largest companies in France.
Fake news spread fast, so we are using it to spread the truth.
Adweek platforms reporter Scott Nover wrote last month that Snapchat might be the best-positioned social platform during the coronavirus pandemic and, with the crisis worsening in recent weeks, data provided by Snapchat late Wednesday appears to back up Nover’s theory. Snapchat published a blog post Wednesday divided into three parts: increased engagement across its platform…
The mayor of New York, who is often disdainful of the media, has become an irresistible punching bag.