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You can’t outrun the past. But one man will try to outdrive it. One getaway driver. Eight cars. One shot at redemption.

Leo Burnett Bangkok with Thai Health Promotion Foundation Kung Fu their way into helping people fight against alcohol for happier, better life Thai Health Promotion Foundation has been informing people on the negative effects of alcohol, knowing that, still people are consuming it, hence Leo Burnett chooses to convince people to quit drinking by showing them the positive outcome of quitting instead this time around. Gripping Thai people’s attention through their familiar form of entertainment, Leo Burnett comes up with a series of 2 light-hearted entertaining classic Chinese martial art themed online films, where the first film shows people how quitting drinking will only strengthen one’s self consciousness which eventually leads to better financial status and a happier, better life. Leading people to see that a key to success in life is to stay sober and have self awareness in daily life, while the second film aims to encourage and support people with information, giving out fun tricks and moves to help people be strong and fight against drinking in a form of an edutainment film.

At its World Premiere Event, filmed in Yokohama and streamed virtually around the world, Nissan last week unveiled a new brand logo and visual identity, symbolic of a new chapter in its history.

The brand’s bold, modern redesign will be featured on Nissan’s website and communications materials around the world. The new emblem will first appear as an illuminated badge on Nissan’s all new flagship electric vehicle, the Nissan Ariya, arriving in 2021.

As a collaborative effort years in the making, the new emblem was first created by Nissan’s global design team as a badge to live on future cars, with Nissan United (the multidisciplinary unit within TBWA that drives Nissan’s marketing and communications globally) and TBWA’s Design by Disruption (DXD) unit building out a flexible and wide-ranging brand identity system in the months that followed. The brand identity includes applications in both 2D and 3D for all communications, including advertising, digital platforms, websites, dealerships and more.

Live-action footage of people at home in real-world scenarios that have become the ‘New Normal’ brings home State Farm’s timely message – easing financing burdens for people impacted by the current pandemic.

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