The Foundation for Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital: A Treated Letter
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The Foundation for Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital
Milk, Sweden
Direct Marketing
The Foundation for Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital
Milk, Sweden
We sent 45 of these out to clients and prospects. Each package included a detailed card with the contents of each gift and who it was appropriate for. Each gift also had a blank To/From sticker.
Advertising Agency: Partners & Partners, USA
Chief Creative Officer / Copywriter: Sam Saunders
Art Director: Reese Carpenter
Chief Strategy Officer: Torsten Gross
Agency Producer: Chantille Boudousque
Special Thanks: Swiss Stays / Quirky
As known, the pre-Christmas period is often quite stressful for people working in marketing departments. That´s why JWT Frankfurt developed the “24 Breaks before Christmas” Advent calendar as a mailing, in order to offer them 24 little relaxing KIT KAT breaks – one for each day in the Advent season. This way the 4-Finger KIT KAT became the world´s first 24 Finger KIT KAT.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Frankfurt, Germany
Creative Director: Mark Karatas
Art Directors: Andreas Villing, Oliver Wohlfarth
Copywriter: Haiko Hörnig
Production: Fabian Schrader
Published: December 2013
Advertising Agency: Red Pepper, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Creative Director: Danil Golovanov, Nikita Harisov
Art Director: Julia Uzkih
Copywrighter: Ivan Sosnin
Production: Evgeniy Kharchenko
Producer: Ekaterina Golovkina
Additional credits: Anna Kagarmanova
Music: Metric – Lost Kitten
To appeal to people who are less engaged in classical music by letting them “experience” what the music offers “tunes just for themselves.”We focused on the effect and efficacy of classical music which “works on the human brain and tunes the mind and body system”.
Advertising Agency: I&S BBDO, Tokyo, Japan
Creative Director: Shinichi Ikeda
Art Director: Kenichiro Shigetomi
Agency Producer: Tatsuya Shimazaki / Rika Yamada
Executive Creative Director: Yoshihisa Ogata
Executive Planning Director: Peter Smyth
Strategic Planning Director: Koji Onishi
Account Manager: Haruhiko Ito
Planner: Toshiharu Takahashi, Kenta Takagi, Rina Tanaka, Tatsuro Kumaki, Yukina Oshibe
Istanbul has the most passionate sports fans on the planet. But it’s a city of spectators. Nike challenged us to get these guys off the sidelines, and moving, playing and training around the city. If you want someone to see movement differently, you have to show it to them in a whole new way. That’s why we created The Human Printing Press, a machine designed and built to capture the movement of Turkey’s sporting heroes. Bigger than half a football pitch and powered by a peloton of cyclists, every stage of the production line pushed the boundaries of printing, inventing new ways to capture movement: athletes sprint-sprayed, knockout-patterned, volley-printed, neon-rolled, push-up embossed and slam-dunk-stamped each poster. The Human Printing Press film was released with an irresistible challenge that tapped right into the heart of the city’s passion for sport: ‘You can get your hands on one of these unique made by movement posters… you just have to move.’ On Nike digital and athlete social channels, we set a series of challenges that were as playful and unique as the posters themselves. Run clubs ended up in swimming pools, training classes lasted till the last woman was standing and footballers played on water.
Advertising Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Executive Creative Directors: Mark Bernath and Eric Quennoy
Creative Directors: Mike Farr and Pierre Janneau
Art Director: Jordi Luna
Copywriter: Andrew Dobbie
Head of Broadcast Production: Erik Verheijen
Planner: Ben Armistead
Group Account Director: Kirk Johnsen
Account Director: Kathryn Addo
Account Manager: Mandy Wald
Art Buyer: Maud Klarenbeek
Studio Artist: Malia Killings
Project Manager: Janna Harrington
Business Affairs: Barrie Williams
Production Compnay: Honeybadger, El Turco Digital
Director: James Frost
Director of Photography: Frederik Bäckar
Producer: Mark Hall
Executive Producer: Gower Frost
Producer: Alex Sutherland
Editor: Charlie Harvey
Sound Designer/Mixer : Alex Nichols – Lee
Artist / Title: Kid Koala ‘2 Bit Blues (remix)’
Music Company: Ninja Tune
Publisher: Just Isn’t Music
Composer: Erik Yick Keung San/Danniel Cousins
ost Production: Glassworks Amsterdam
Flame: Kyle Obley
Telecine: Scott Harris
Producer: Jane Bakx
Photographer: Erik Ian
Retoucher : Dario Fusnecher
Director: Tunc Topcuoglu
Camera: Cenkay K?l?ç
Camera: K?vanç ?nce
Smart TXTBKS are sim cards containing condensed grade school text books. This low-tech solution turns even analog phones into e-readers, and helps lessen the load for public school kids who have to walk miles to school carrying up to 22 books in their bag.
Advertising Agency: DDB DM9JaymeSyfu/Digit, Makati City, Philippines
Creative Director: Merlee Jayme, Eugene Demata
Copywriter: Aste Gutierrez
Art Director: Biboy Royong
Production Company : Tower of Doom
Illustrator: Dee Taar
Programmer: Buboy Paguio
Account Supervisor: Alex Syfu
Client Service Director: Caloy Sambrano
Account Director: Ina Vargas
Producer: Carlo Perlas
Editor: Melo Samson
THE ORIGINAL? Aids Hilfe Fundraising gift wraps – 2004 « Aids can be so beautiful… if you don’t have it » Source : Coloribus Agency : .start Munich (Germany) |
LESS ORIGINAL St Mungo’s wrap up project – 2013 « Helping the homeless wrap up warm this X-Mas » Source : Adsoftheworld Agency : WCRS London (United Kingdom) |
The first ever ‘infectious’ wrapping paper has gone on sale today to help raise awareness and funds for homeless people this Christmas. Designed to look like snowflakes, the festive gift wrap re-creates viruses which pose serious health risks to people sleeping rough this winter including the common cold, influenza and pneumonia. All proceeds will go to St Mungo’s, the charity which helps people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to rebuild their lives. The innovative idea is the work of creative agency WCRS who came up with the idea and decided to donate 100% of the proceeds from the sale to the charity. It follows reports that Britain is facing one of the coldest winters yet with long-range forecasters predicting freezing winds and heavy snow until February. A total of 6,437 people were seen rough sleeping by outreach workers in London during 2012-13 – a 13 per cent increase on the year before. Of these people 4,353 are new rough sleepers – the equivalent to 12 new rough sleepers a day. Nationally, the number of rough sleepers is also escalating – with an increase of 31 per cent over the last two years.
Advertising Agency: WCRS, London, UK
Creative Director: Ross Neil
Creatives: Doug Fridlund, Mikael Alcock
Account Director: Olenka Lawrenson
Design: Tomek Drozdowski
SOS Children’s Villages provides family based care for abandoned children. 10 children live together in 1 house. 7 to 15 houses are grouped in a ‘village’. For the renovation of their biggest village in Belgium, Chantevent, they needed funding, huge funding.
Let’s not ask money from a broad audience, let’s target those who really can make a difference: 6 captains of industry. But how to reach them? You won’t be able to get hold of them by mail, phone or letter.
Advertising Agency: darw!n, Diegem, Belgium
Creative Director: Guido Goffeau
Copywriter: Robby Sallaets
Art Director: Jeremy Vanmaele, Guido Goffeau
Dengue fever is the most deadly mosquito-borne viral illness in the world. In the Philippines, hundreds upon hundreds die from it every year. What people don’t know is that simple technology is available to prevent it. All it takes is clean water–plus brown sugar and yeast placed in a bottle. Producing carbon dioxide, the mixture attracts mosquitoes, trapping and killing them inside the bottle. Maynilad, a company that supplies clean water to the Philippine capital, distributed hundreds upon hundreds of these bottle mosquito traps to Filipinos.
Advertising Agency: Y&R, Philippines
Copywriter: Badong Abesamis
Art Director: Gra Benesa
Agency Producer: Ariel Bautista
Chief Creative Officer: Marcus Rebeschini, Badong Abesamis
Account Management: Mary Buenaventura, Ags Almasan, Kathleen Camus
Advertising Agency: DLVBBDO, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Director: Federico Pepe, Stefania Siani
Digital Creative Director: Emanuele Viora, Andrea Jaccarino
Art Director: Davide Di Gennaro
Copywriter: Alessandro Lapetina
Director: Edoardo Lugari
THE ORIGINAL? Mercedes Distronic – 2010 Source : Cannes Archive Online Agency : Impact BBDO (UAE) |
LESS ORIGINAL Volkswagen Tiguan Automatic Distance Control – 2012 Source : Coloribus Agency : DDB (Singapore) |
Brief: After the streets of Bundaberg were inundated by the worst floods in its history, a limited edition rum was created to draw people back to the town. Called ‘Road to Recovery’, the bottles were emblazoned with the names of Bundy’s flood-affected streets. All proceeds from the rum would be donated to restoring the streets of Bundaberg. We needed to produce a package that would capture the spirit of this idea.
Creative solution: This unique package perfectly replicates the streets of Bundaberg, reclaiming them from the floodwaters. They were auctioned off at the Distillery event, raising money for the relief effort.
Results: 6000 people came to Bundy injecting an estimated 2.5 million into the local economy. Sales of Road to Recovery raised $300,000 for flood relief.
Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Sydney, Australia
Creative Director: Andy DiLallo, Vince Lagana, Grant McAloon
Copywriter: Michael Dawson, Mark Schoeller
Art Director: Ben Alden, Chris Moreira
Photographer: Christopher Ireland
Laser Embellishing: Blazze Laser Embellishing