The National Commission of Women: The Hidden Truth
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Helsi: Mask the tunnels
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Helsi is an IT health service which helps people to care about health in cooperation with government hospitals.
Problem:
In Ukraine majority of people wearing surgical face masks pulled down under their noses. And that makes masks useless.
Solution:
To make people wear masks properly agency came up with the idea which shows that unmask nose holes are perfect for heavy virus traffic.
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Peruvian Ministry of Health: Consequences
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The video focuses on the story of a young man, who at first “complains” of those who do not comply with the quarantine, to later reveal that he breached it and lost his grandmother as a consequence.
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Nomore.org: Invisible Abuse
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Nomore.org wants to remind people that verbal abuse, as one form of domestic violence, can cause serious damages on victims’ mental healths. Although the damages are intangible, they hurt severely.
TELUS: Stay hopeful. Stay connected.
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Welcome to the world, Leah. This message of hope isn’t a documentary so much as a professionally shot home movie. This is the director’s baby, born in a pandemic, and proof that joy and love go on, no matter what.
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Panzani: Ramadan tips
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In times of COVID-19 and lockdown, where we cannot develop recipe videos or photos of typical Ramadan foods. We decided to bring five special tips based on Ramadan culture to transmit the energy and vitality that pasta Panzani gives. With a lot of creativity and effort of designers, creatives, accounts and clients, we got this message in Ramadan for Panzani Morocco.
12 Great Jerry Stiller Ads; Young Entrepreneurs Give Back: Tuesday’s First Things First
Posted in: UncategorizedWelcome 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. For 5 Decades, Jerry Stiller Was Advertising’s Beloved Curmudgeon Jerry…
The Hidden Power of Bobblehead Marketing: Bringing Dr. Fauci to a Desk Near You
Posted in: UncategorizedMarch 14 was a tough day for Phil Sklar. Since 2014, his life’s work has been running the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum, located in Milwaukee, which houses some 6,500 culturally significant bobbleheads in addition to producing and selling its own. But by mid-March, Sklar, realizing that the social distancing mandated by the…
Mango: MNG Improved
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London-based creative production company, Builders Club, worked with Conor Cronin agency to bring the new MANGO Man Spring-Summer collection to life. The exciting new campaign, based around technical fabrics turns into a manifestation of innovation and breaking boundaries.
Builders Club worked on the production and execution of the spot from script writing, direction, film production and 3D animation to post production. Having full creative freedom, the creative production company envisaged the inspiring new collection and portrayed its tactile perception, focusing on an authentic film look.
Designed for an urban, fast-paced lifestyle, the new collection is for those who work hard and play hard. It is for the bold and daring, travellers who never stop. With the bold statement, narrated throughout the film: “Wait for no one, question everything, make a mess, take risks, and fix what’s broken, face the unfamiliar, breathe, the best is yet to come be ready for the future!”, the audience is imminently brought into the picture and urged to take action.
Directed by Julien Simshauser, founder of Builders Club, all the live action in the spot was shot in Cape Town. The creative team depicted a captivating world of possibilities, tweaking reality in an artful way.
The story revolves around three different men. All living and working in equally fast-paced environments, the 60″ spot splices the lives of each man, creating quick vignettes which echo the speed at which technology is moving them through life. In one of the scenes, the protagonist enters inside a VR world in which he is surrounded by automotive parts. The addition of CGI elements into the narrative exhibits the vision of the “technical innovator”. A procedural 3D software is used to simulate the 3D heads that stand for the technical and creative spirit of the Mango Man.
Telia: Connected at Home
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We shot the film during the corona crisis while staying at home. Connecting the team to the actors through iPhones and video conferences in 4 long shooting days resulted in a feel-good film reminding us all how easy it is to stay connected even from our own homes with the help of technology and internet.
Twitter Names Fei-Fei Li as Independent Member of Board of Directors
Posted in: UncategorizedThe newest independent member of Twitter’s board of directors knows a thing or two about computers. The company named Fei-Fei Li to fill the seat, effective immediately. Li is the inaugural Sequoia Professor in the computer science department at Stanford University, as well as the Denning Family co-director of Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Institute. She had…
Creative Unicorns Starting to Multiply
Posted in: UncategorizedEditor’s note: This second article in our new Emerging Voices series is made possible by the generous support of Looney Advertising in Montclair, NJ. The advertising industry calls them unicorns—the creatives that are skilled in both art direction and copywriting. When a unicorn is discovered, some advertising veterans that believe in the traditional creative structure […]
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NBC Trades Radio City for a Livestream to Give Advertisers a Taste of Fall
Posted in: UncategorizedWell, there was a trailer for one new show: “Mr. Mayor,” a sitcom co-created by Tina Fey and starring Ted Danson.
Kenny Chesney’s No. 1 Album Reopens Debate Over Ticket Bundles
Posted in: UncategorizedThe country star’s “Here and Now” beat Drake’s “Dark Lane Demo Tapes,” but Chesney’s tally was bolstered by sales from tickets to now-postponed concerts.
Jeffrey Katzenberg Blames Pandemic for Quibi’s Rough Start
Posted in: UncategorizedDownloads of the $1.8 billion short-form streaming app, meant for phones, are paltry. “I attribute everything that has gone wrong to coronavirus,” Mr. Katzenberg said. “Everything.”