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Quilted Northern gets confused for a lot of… stuff in series of ‘really nice’ spots

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Quilted Northern has released a series of 9 15-second spots for its latest campaign, 'It’s just really nice toilet paper.'

Created by Droga5, the spots play up the toilet paper’s defining characteristics, as “people everywhere” somehow confuse the bathroom fixture as things you’d least expect, if at all. For example, one ad compares it to a bouncy castle, highlighting its durability, flexibility, and that undisputable need to have it at parties. 

The toilet paper, almost understandably, talks about the confusion between the brand and the couches of your loved ones—they’re both there for you during hard times. Viewers can also make the connection between the brand - which has layers and spins on an axis of sorts - and the Earth.

When asked about the challenges of bringing personality — and humor — out of a brand in the loaded category of toilet paper, Santiago Arboleda, director and brand building lead at Georgia-Pacific, said: "We used storytelling as the foundation to tell people what the brand stands for, with a focus on craftsmanship and attention to detail. Then we used humor and arresting visuals,” like the lush, blow-dried fur of an Angora show bunny in one spot, “to breakthrough and grab your attention."

Droga5 creative director Matty Smith added: “Most of Quilted Northern's competitors sell toilet paper by dramatizing the experience of using it. But our testing confirmed that no one wants a reminder of what toilet paper is used for. So we didn't talk about what Quilted Northern's used for. We reinforced what Quilted Northern is by reminding people what it's not. Quilted Northern is made with such attention to detail, you might think it’s more than toilet paper. It isn’t.”

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Creative Works EMEA featuring TBWA\RAAD, Saatchi & Saatchi, Fallon and more

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BBDO GITAM: BMW 'The world's first fully sustainable car catalogue'

Agency: BBDO GITAM
Client: BMW
Date: February 2018
BMW has worked with Gitam BBDO to launch a new campaign showcasing a catalogue made completely out of sustainable materials. The catalogue promotes the new BMWi3 vehicle, a premium urban vehicle and 100% electric, free from fuel consumption and without polluting emissions.
Recycled materials were collected from dozens of recycling plants throughout the country that eventually became the pages of the catalogue. Every page was created from a different recycled material: chip wood, rubber, glass, tin, artificial leather, marble, satin, corrugated cardboard, recycled paper, recycled cardboard, canvas and even tarp off an old BMW billboard. The catalogue is placed inside an OSB box lined with sheep's wool.
The catalogue was printed and distributed throughout all BMW showrooms in Jerusalem, Haifa and Tel Aviv, and will be distributed to BMW i3 customers.
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• Client: Delek Motors Ltd.
• Advertising Agency: GITAM BBDO
• Chief Executive Officer: Ido Har Tov
• Head of creative: Danny Yaakobovitch
• VP Creative Director: Eran Nir
• Art Director: Daniele Vardi
• Copywriter: Michel Perry
• Print Producer: Nathan Darviany
• VP Production / Content: Gali Starkman
• Producer: Noy Kirilovsky
• VP-Group Account Head: Jonathan Regev
• Account Supervisor: Hagar Foigel
• Account Executives: Sharon Dahan
• VP Strategy: Guy Vingest
• Planning: : Sivan Ivash
• Production Company: Tifferet
• Director: Meir Warcell
• Post Production: Svetlana Putko, SoundTrack Studio
Tags: Israel, design, automotive, catalogue, bbdo, sustainability, BMW I3, bmw, DELEK
 
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Heimat: HORNBACH 'Sweat It Out '

Agency: Heimat
Client: HORNBACH
Date: March 2018
DIY superstore chain Hornbach has launched a campaign to mark the start of the home improvement season. ‘Sweat it out’ takes a surrealist look at the rejuvenating effects of physical labour in the home and garden. 'Sweat it out’ pushes a fantastical, imaginative style to the max, putting everyday stressful situations into a completely new light.
In the TV commercial, the task of coping with nerve-racking, everyday problems is taken over by a troupe of hyperactive ‘rubber cowboys’ who represent visually what’s going on inside the human body on a cellular level when sweat is being produced during hard work.
The spot was made together with Hornbach's creative partner, agency Heimat. ‘Sweat It Out’ is an integrated campaign for TV, online, social media, outdoor, radio, display and point of sale.
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Agency: HEIMAT, Berlin
Production: Czar, Berlin
Director: Andreas Nilsson
Director of Photography: Lasse Frank
Art department: Peter Grant
Tags: Germany, Branding, TV Advert, film, Art Direction, germany, diy, special effects, visual effects
 
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Saatchi & Saatchi : Robinsons 'Start of the Week'

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Robinsons
Date: March 2018
Robinsons, together with Saatchi & Saatchi London, has released its 'most sophisticated Robinsons yet' campaign to promote Fruit Cordial, its second range of products created especially for grown-ups.
The TVC marks a continuation of the new brand platform for adults, tapping into the disarming wisdom of the nation’s squash experts, children, to inform adults what they’re missing out on.
The hero 30-second TV advert shows a woman reaching into the fridge for a bottle of wine, only to be interrupted by a young boy, advising her to choose the new Robinsons Crushed Lime and Mint Cordial instead. The calm and assertive child informs us that this new sophisticated range from Robinsons is perfectly suited to adult palates and makes a great alternative beverage.
The new 30-second film and shorter 20-second cut down will run for three months from March and will be shown across TV in the UK.
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TITLE: Start of the Week
BRIEF: Launch Fruit Cordial as a sophisticated alternative, designed especially for adult drinking occasions
CLIENT: Britvic, Robinsons Fruit Cordial
ADVERTISING AGENCY: Saatchi & Saatchi London
EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Kate Stanners
CREATIVE DIRECTORS: Mark Slack & Gemma Phillips
COPYWRITER: Mark Slack
ART DIRECTOR: Gemma Phillips
PLANNER: David Hackworthy, Zoe D’Avignon
ACCOUNT HANDLER: Larissa Vince, Adrian Ash, Claire Boisgontier
PRODUCER: Sam Robinson, Lisa Mason, Megan Sutton
MEDIA BUYING AGENCY: M/Six
MEDIA PLANNER: Mike Ennes
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Blink Films
DIRECTOR: Max Sherman
EDITOR: Sam Snead
PRODUCER: Ewen Brown
POST-PRODUCTION COMPANY: Electric Theatre Collective
AUDIO POST-PRODUCTION COMPANY: 750mph
DATE RELEASED: 19th March 2018
CITY / COUNTRY: UK
EXPOSURE: UK Only
Tags: UK
 
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: Who Gives a Crap 'Treat Your TP Like a Billboard'

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Client: Who Gives a Crap
Date: March 2018
We treat our toilet paper rolls like mini billboards, which is why Who Gives A Crap has made the wrappers as pretty as possible and included its value proposition. Toilet paper is something people normally hide away. Instead, Who Gives A Crap has taken something utilitarian and made it beautiful, fun and shareable, with the aim of making people to feel good about the unboxing, unwrapping and the wiping experience.
The agency has worked with big name artists to release 'limited edition' toilet paper - it has become a much anticipated event for its current customers, as well as a huge driver to reach new audiences.
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VCCP: MORE TH>N 'Defuse the Drama'

Agency: VCCP
Client: MORE TH>N
Date: March 2018
More Than insurance has launched a new TV sponsorship campaign entitled ‘Defuse the Drama’. As the official sponsor of ITV Showcase Drama, More Than’s new idents will feature during popular ITV dramas from March to December.
The new idents feature Mordenn, More Than’s cool and calm fictional founder, as he effortlessly defuses a series of dramatic moments with the line 'Drama? …No drama'. From a patient going into cardiac arrest, through to a couple’s public break-up and passengers fighting for survival after a plane crash, the idents feature a range of tense scenarios familiar to many TV dramas. The new idents, created by VCCP, launched on 18 March during The Durrells on ITV and the ITV Hub.
The campaign will continue throughout 2018, sponsoring top ITV dramas including Cold Feet and Vanity Fair.
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Project name: ‘DEFUSE THE DRAMA’ IDENTS
Client: MORE TH>N
Creative Agency: VCCP
Executive Creative Director: Darren Bailes
Creative Director: Adam Thompson
Art Director: Jordan Down
Copywriter: Will Marsden
Agency producer: Pete Thornton
Account handling: Ben Wardle, Ben Boyles, Sophie Bowler
Planner: Andrew Perkins, Ben de Castella
Media Agency: Storylab / Vizeum
Production Company: Park Pictures
Director: Terri Timely
Producer: Amy Appletonsmith
Director of Photography: Chris Sabogal
Production Designer: Ben Ansell
Offline & Online: Art Jail NY
Sound: Andy Stewart @ Strings & Tins
Tags: UK, advertising, TV, idents
 
 
 
 
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TBWA\RAAD: Louvre Abu Dhabi 'Louvre Abu Dhabi Highway Gallery'

Agency: TBWA\RAAD
Client: Louvre Abu Dhabi
Date: March 2018
To convince local audiences/non-museum-goers that art and museums are far from outdated and boring, a new billboard campaign from TBWA\RAAD set out to prove that the Louvre Abu Dhabi isn't a traditional - or predictable - museum.
More than 12,000 people drive the Dubai-Abu Dhabi E11 highway every day, listening to their radios but without much to look at. For the campaign, the agency decided to use the highway and the radio to provide a surprising museum first-look.
The museum's top masterpieces were reproduced in giant frames and placed along the highway, and for each artwork, a special FM radio jammer powered by solar panels was installed. When drivers approached a billboard, the FM transmitter synchronized and intercepted their car radios, triggering the Louvre Abu Dhabi museum audio guide. Instantly, a story about the art piece would broadcast through their speakers.
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Walid Kanaan
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Chief Creative Officer
Fouad Abdel Malak
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Executive Creative Director
Brittany Sinde
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Copywriter
Clayton Needham
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Art Director
Alex Pineda
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Associate Creative Director
Joe Lahham
TBWA\RAAD, Head of Client Service
Angie Deliva
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Account Director
Albane Valtier
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Account Executive
Remie Nehme
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Strategic Planning Director
Rouba Asmar
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Head of Production
Mohammad Alkawas
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Design Finalizer
Camilo Rojas
TBWA\RAAD, Dubai, Motion Designer
Hazem Atieh / Ezzat Habra
TBWA\RAAD, Creative Services Managers
Sagar Mirchandani
Rama International, Project Director
Wafa Tajdin
Rama International, Producer
Amirah Tajdin
Rama International, Director
James Addey
Rama International, Director of Photography
Ameya Gupta
Rama International, Editor
Abdullah Dayem
Rama International, Radio technical lead
Mickdad Abbas
Rama International, Road Safety
Saad Khan
Rama International, Deployment lead
Tony Hertz
HERTZ Radio, Audio and Sound Design Specialist
Tags: United Arab Emirates, Louvre, Abu Dhabi, HighwayGallery
 
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Ad of the Day: Adam&Eve/DDB & Calm push 84 sculptures to the ledge to help curb male suicide

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Adam&eveDDB launched Project 84 with the Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), a stunt that placed 84 lifelike mannequins on the ledges of London’s ITV Southbank buildings to raise awareness on male suicide.

Every two hours, a man takes his own life, making about 84 deaths per week. As harrowing a stat as that is, a stigma around mens’ mental health still exists and shrouds it, and not enough has been done to normalize the behavior of asking for help. Project 84 is the second annual effort between charity and agency, in an effort to raise awareness and allow men to find help when feeling suicidal.

The project, sponsored in part by grooming brand Harry’s, asked sculptor Mark Jenkins to create a series of 84 sculptures, with support from bereaved friends and families who have lost a loved one to suicide. Jenkins interviewed these groups of relatives in a series of workshops, and the resulting figures were made in his trademark tape-casting technique.

The sculptures were placed on the ledges of Southbanks buildings yesterday (Monday, March 26). ITV’s This Morning telecast had assisted in raising awareness by dedicating three days of programming to male suicide, including interviews with loved ones of the men who have been casted in tape for the activation.

Alongside broadcast coverage by ITV's This Morning, Project 84 has been supported by a PR campaign from creative communications agency W, alongside online comms, posters and volunteers on the ground, raising awareness of the signs to look out for in people who may be at risk, and most importantly, how to provide them with support.

Reaction thus far has been overwhelming.

Simon Gunning chief executive at CALM, said: “Achieving our goal of male suicide prevention requires everybody to take a stand. As a society we have to face this awful issue, discuss it and actively work to stop it, which is why we’re particularly invested in making this campaign a success. Project 84 is all about making the scale of the situation very clear and we hope it will drive change and encourage everyone, government included, to come together to take suicide seriously.”

Adam&eveDDB Deputy executive creative directors Ant Nelson and Mike Sutherland, Deputy Executive Creative Directors added: “Male suicide and mental health is a big issue that can’t be ignored any longer. It’s unacceptable that so many men are tragically taking their own lives every week, and yet there are so few people talking about it. Hopefully this piece of work will highlight this shocking statistic and help start conversation.”

Warren Johnson, founder and global chief executive at W, said: “CALM’s work is vital, and I feel privileged to support such a hard-hitting campaign. #Project84 is about drastic action and everyone should be taking a stand to join this movement, helping to prevent male suicide.”

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Adam&Eve/DDB: Lloyds Banking Group 'The Running of the Horses'

Agency: Adam&Eve/DDB
Client: Lloyds Banking Group
Date: April 2018

Adam&EveDDB has launched a new brand campaign for Lloyds Bank: 'Running of the Horses'.

The spot looks to demonstrate the bank’s long-standing commitment to be by the side of every person, community and generation throughout Britain.

The campaign showcases the many different people and life stages supported by the bank. Young and old, friends and families, grandparents and new parents.

The TV ad starts with our hero, a young girl getting woken up in the middle of the night. With excitement in her eyes, she leads her town towards an unknown event. Finally, we see what they’ve all been waiting for: a beautiful heard of black horses running along the coastline of their local beach.

The music track featured is a cover of the iconic song You’re Not Alone by Olive recorded by Astræa. This song exemplifies the continuing and constant support that people want now and in the future.

Credits:
 

Group Chief Creative Officer: Ben Priest
Chief Creative Officer: Richard Brim
CEO: Mat Goff
Creative Director/s: James Gillham & Graham Cappi
Agency TV producer: Patrick Cahill/Celestine Hall
Agency Print producer: Amanda Davies
Integrated assistant producer: Nicholas Akinnibosun
Global Chief Strategic Officer: David Golding
Planning Director: Ben Worden
Senior Planner: Gail Anderson-Brown
Business Director: Charlotte Wolfenden
Account Director: Fay Taylor
Account Managers: Verity Evans, Janki Shah
Photographer: Dean Rogers
Retoucher: Mark Henry @ King Henry retouching
Typographer/Designer:
Media agency: Greenhouse (MEC)
Media planner: Jonathan Hill, Mark Cochran
Production company: Pulse Films
Director: Sam Pilling
Producer: Arlene McGann
Executive Producer: James Sorton
Line Producer: Stu Giles
Production Manager: Ben Burdock
Production Designer: Neville Stevenson
Edit House: Speade
D.O.P: Pat Scola
Editing Company: Speade
Editor: Ellie Johnson
Post Production: The Mill
Post Producer: Clare Melia
Lead 2D Artist: Carl Norton
2D Artist: Gary Driver and Nina Mosand
Lead 3D Artist: Sam Driscoll
3D Artist: Pavel Mamichev, Ashley Tilley, Dan Yargici, Michael O’Donoghue, Vicky McIntyre, Kevin O’Sullivan, Tony Atherton, Antoine Mariez, Alejandra Alabadi Arago, Luis Cancio & Peter Agg
Colourist: James Bamford
Audio Post Production: Factory Studios
Sound Engineer: Ant Moore
Music track title: Astræa
Music track artist: You’re Not Alone

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Havas Media : Beats By Dre 'Anthony Joshua'

Agency: Havas Media
Client: Beats By Dre
Date: April 2018
Havas Media UK and Beats by Dre took over the London skyline ahead of Anthony Joshua's history-making title fight against Joseph Parker on Saturday - with a projection mapping content and lighting show on the London Eye and County Hall. 
 
The live activation, in partnership with Ad City and Projection Artworks, previewed the Beats ambassador and World Heavyweight Champion's historic unification of the WBA, IBF and WBO belts - the latter of which he claimed on Saturday against Parker in Cardiff. 
 
While Projection Artworks have projected on County Hall before, this was the first time its technology team have wirelessly integrated the lighting on County Hall, the London Eye and a projection show - and this time, sound too. The show took place on Friday and Saturday from 8pm onwards, with new celebratory content featured once Joshua had been confirmed winner of the fight. 
 
The live show took advantage of the brightest projectors on the market: eight Panasonic PT-RZ31k laser projectors offering 31,000 lumens. 
 
The activation is the latest installment in Beats' ongoing ‘Above the Noise’ campaign. It was also covered live by Sky Sports as part of an editorial deal.
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BJL: Ronseal 'Do the DIY'

Agency: BJL
Client: Ronseal
Date: March 2018
Ronseal is back with another bold, attention-grabbing campaign – this time using powers of persuasion in an attempt to convince viewers to Do The DIY this Easter Bank Holiday.
The tongue-in-cheek campaign continues Ronseal’s famously honest approach to brand communications as it acknowledges that people would rather have a lie-in, relax and watch TV box sets than paint their fences, doors or decking.
The integrated campaign has been created by independent creative agency BJL and will run across TV, social and binaural radio, supported by PR and digital channels with targeted messages to remind people to Do The DIY this Easter and throughout the coming spring months.
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We are Pi: Ace & Tate 'Me, Myself and I'

Agency: We are Pi
Client: Ace & Tate
Date: April 2018
 
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Head of Brand Marketing: Kristofer Crockett 
Head of Creative: Anoma Whittaker  
Brand Manager: Carrie Anne Grey 
Executive Creative Director: Rick Chant  
Creative Director/Executive Producer: Ravi Amaratunga Hitchcock 
Creative: Jack Samels / Kazimier Salemink 
Director of Strategy: Alex Bennett Grant 
Strategist: Chloe Ribas 
Managing Director: Clare Jones 
Account Manager: Gabriele Gumu 
Production Manager: Kim Buttery 
Producer: Hannah Wainwright 
Business Affairs Manager: Ravinia Thwaites-Batteau 
Production Company: Pulse 
Director: Bafic 
Director of Photography: Deepa Keshvala 
Producer David French 
Production Manager Ben Burdock & Rachael Donson 
Editing Company: Assembly Rooms 
Editor: Ed Cooper 
Audio/Post - Sound Designer/Mixer: Dorian Lutz 
Music Company: Dorian Lutz 
Photographer:Bafic 
 
Tags: World, ace & tate
 
 
 
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Virgin Active launches 'CPROBIC' to teach CPR while burning calories

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Fitness club Virgin Active has launched a new exercise class in Thailand which will teach its members life-saving skills while burning calories at the same time.

The exercise, which is called ‘CPROBIC’, was created after statistics found that only 6% of patients needing on-the-spot CPR receive it before reaching the hospital, as most Thais have very little CPR practice.

The class will be taught by CPR-certified trainers from Virgin, which the gym claims will help members burn more than 400 calories in 45 minutes.

The campaign for the new class was conceptualised and launched by BBDO Bangkok in Thailand in March.

BBDO: Virgin Active 'CPROBIC'

Agency: BBDO
Client: Virgin Active
Date: April 2018
Virgin Active, a world-class fitness club brand, has launched a new class and initiative that combines a calorie-burning activity with a life-saving one.
The class is called “CPROBIC” – a new way to work out that integrates CPR movements with BOSU exercise, helping fitness goers learn life-saving skills while simultaneously burning calories in the 45-minute class.
Most Thais have very little CPR practice, leading to an incorrect administration of CPR in real-life situations. Statistics show that only 6% of patients needing on-the-spot CPR receive it before reaching the hospital.
Taught by CPR-certified trainers from Virgin Active, the CPROBIC class turns fitness lovers into skilled life-savers, all the while helping them burn more than 400 calories in 45 minutes.
This class was available for the first time in Thailand on 5 March 2018
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Spark44: Jaguar Land Rover 'End to End '

Agency: Spark44
Client: Jaguar Land Rover
Date: April 2018
Jaguar special vehicle operations has celebrated the launch of its new SUV by pitting two F-pace SVR's against each other on a volcanic island.
In the 90-second online film called 'End to End' two drivers on opposing cliff-edges race to get to each other's start point, as a black sand timer counts them down.
The film was created by Sean Doyle and Ed Edwards at Spark 44 and directed by Lino Russell at Bang TV. Sound design was by James Saunders at Soundtree.
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JLR client: Ian Armstrong, advertising general manager
Agency creative directors: Sean Doyle and Ed Edwards, Spark44
Agency chief creative officer: Brian Fraser, Spark44
Agency producer: Corin Kiddy, Spark44
Agency account director: Katy Wright, Spark44
Producer: Tom Whitehead, Bang TV
Director: Lino Russell, Bang TV
Sound design: James Saunders, LFO Sound
Composer: Kevin Pollard
Editor: Denis Marx
Post facility: MPC
Tags: UK, advertising, automotive
 
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MNSTR: Desperados 'Future Edition'

Agency: MNSTR
Client: Desperados
Date: April 2018
For the past 20 years, desperados brand has teamed up with the urban art collective, 9ème concept, to design its iconic “original” bottle.
For their 19th cooperation, théo lopez and desperados are stretching the limits of artistic creation.
Beyond the label’s design, the artist conceived a unique experience that enables us to explore his artwork from the inside thanks to virtual reality. The experience is accessible on the “desperados futuredition” app, to be downloaded on smartphone.
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TBWA\Manchester: Thorpe Park 'Walk with the dead'

Agency: TBWA\Manchester
Client: Thorpe Park
Date: April 2018
This year, Thorpe Park Resort has partnered with AMC’s global TV series The Walking Dead to create a series of themed events throughout the season
At the centre of this is The Walking Dead: The Ride, the first ever rollercoaster experience themed on the TV show.
This is the first of a trilogy of TVCs created by TBWA\Manchester to showcase the main attractions.
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Lisa Nichols - executive creative director - TBWA\Manchester
Gary Fawcett - executive creative director - TBWA\Manchester
Rhys Hughes - art director - TBWA\Manchester
Ciaran Watkins - copywriter - TBWA\Manchester
Mark Bostock - business director - TBWA\Manchester
Emma Cochrane - senior account manager - TBWA\Manchester
Lou Vasey - head of TV - TBWA\Manchester
Victoria Munday - TV producer - TBWA\Manchester
Toby Meakins - director
Production company: The Mob Film Company
Mark Collins - producer
Post-production: Rabble Post
Media agency: Mediacom
Tags: UK
 
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Ogilvy Paris: Etat Libre d'Orange 'I am trash'

Agency: Ogilvy Paris
Client: Etat Libre d'Orange
Date: April 2018
Ogilvy Paris and French perfumer Etat Libre d'Orange have turned an overused idiom - 'out with the old, in with the new,' on its head.
Inspired by the question: "How can we recycle waste that left over from the perfume industry's process of fabricating perfume?", the campaign has seen the creation of the first luxury perfume made from waste.
The first signature scent from the two collaborators is 'I am Trash, Les fleurs du Déchet'.
Emmanuel Ferry, general manager at Ogilvy Paris, branding and advertising, and Etienne De Swardt, founder and chief executive officer at Etat Libre d’Orange said: "Trash is normally not regarded as beautiful but with 'I am Trash, Les fleurs du Déchêt,' beauty is found in waste. Taking the old and reinventing it to be new again. In a different form. A thing of beauty."
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Brand : Etat Libre d’Orange
Founder and managing director : Etienne de Swardt
Agency : Ogilvy Paris
Creative directors : Juana O Gorman et Beatrice Lassailly
Copywriter : Jeremy Claud
Artistic director : France De-Saint-Steban
General director : Emmanuel Ferry
Project manager : Terry Fouchy
Production : H&0
Director / Photographer : Inès Dieleman
Producer : Barthélémy De Champsavin
Production director : Maxime Gallet
Stage manager : Jordan Santoul
1er director assistant / photo : Thierry Cron
Head operator : François Catonné
1er assistant OPV : Raphaël Dougé
Electronic operator : Eric Baraillon
Decorator : Alain Roussel
Tamer : Manuel Senra
Floral stylist: Garance du Nord
Post Production house: H&O and Reepost
Post-producer: Emmanuelle Bottelin-Lescoutre
Editor : Quentin Lohr
Color grading : Emiliano Serantoni
Graphic artist : François Puget
Music:
Composer: Nicolas Schindler
Music supervision: Too Young Music
Tags: France
 
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Ogilvy Group: Ford 'Elephant In Transit'

Agency: Ogilvy Group
Client: Ford
Date: April 2018
Ford is launching a national awareness campaign that encourages people to speak more openly about mental health and to find safe, non-confrontational spaces to talk.
With the aim to reduce the stigma surrounding discussions on mental health, Ford has partnered with “Time to Change”, an established mental health campaign run by the mental health charities’, Mind and Rethink Mental Illness.
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Managing director: Charlotte Lavender
Planning director: Justin Holloway
Business director: Simon Ronchetti
Senior account manager: Charlotte Doyle
Planner: Paul Porter
Creative directors: Paul Yull and Adrian Birkinshaw
TV producer: Lucy Powell
Director: Jim Gilchrist
Production company: Outsider
Post production: MPC
Sound design: Parv Thind
 
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Wieden+Kennedy: Nike 'Welcome Back'

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy
Client: Nike
Date: April 2018
When Tiger plays golf, the world watches. Welcome Back.
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Karmarama: Battersea Dogs & Cats Home 'Behind the Scenes at Battersea'

Agency: Karmarama
Client: Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
Date: April 2018
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has partnered with Karmarama and Manning Gottlieb OMD to produce a fresh campaign designed to raise awareness of the charity's tireless work in rescuing and rehoming unwanted pets.
Commencing today and running throughout May the multi-channel campaign tackles its difficult subject matter with a light-hearted tone, singling out Peanut the dog and Misty the cat for particular affection.
Described as Britain’s first "animal journalists" the four-legged duo take a starring role in a 30-second TV ad as they document the they document the high standards of care that occupants can expect to receive under Battersea’s care, with on-site facilities including a vet, activities centre and training grounds.
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Client Name: Sarah Matthews director of marketing & commercial Battersea Dogs & Cats Home 
Creative agency: Karmarama 
Chief creative officer: Nik Studzinski 
Executive creative directors: Adam Kean Dickie Connell Brian Williams 
Creative team: Meigan Brown Tobias Owen 
Agency producer: Victoria Dashwood-Quick 
Account director: Kate Fitzgerald 
Planner: Rhonwen Lally 
Production company: Kream Director Barny Revill 
Producer: Sam Kirby 
Director of photography: Simon Reay 
On board camera: Chris Watts 
1st AD: Jonathan Sidwell 
Offline editors: Zoe Davis Ryan Robinson Mark Preston 
VFX post house: Freefolk Kream 
VFX producers: Vittorio Giannini Beverley Wells 
Colourist:Holly Grieg at Freefolk 
Sound design: Henning Knoepfel Soundtree Music 
Media agency: Manning Gottlieb OMD 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Isobel: Hovis 'Serious Bacon Club x Hovis'

Agency: Isobel
Client: Hovis
Date: April 2018
The Serious Bacon Club has launched a new partnership today with British bread brand Hovis. Ccreated by Isobel, The Serious Bread Test follows a Bacon Club member as he checks whether Hovis passes muster when it comes to assembling the ultimate bacon butty.
The 30-second films document how well the bread toasts, slices and absorbs sauce in a ‘laboratory’ setting, with Gifs and stills showing the hard-working scientist enjoying the results.
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Wieden + Kennedy London: SMARTY 'Smarty/not Smarty'

Agency: Wieden + Kennedy London
Client: SMARTY
Date: April 2018
The ‘Smarty/not Smarty’ TV and radio campaign, created by Wieden+Kennedy London, playfully illustrates that there are Smarty and not so Smarty choices in life. Using 3D animated storytelling, produced by Art & Graft, played out in everyday scenarios, the spots highlight the brand’s USP - money back for unused data.
Elin McLean, general manager at Smarty, said: “‘Following our successful beta launch last year, we’re really excited to launch Smarty to the wider world with our very first advertising campaign.
"It will play out across TV, radio and social and aims to further expand awareness of the brand to a wider audience and ultimately communicate our different approach to mobile.”
Hollie Walker and Kit Dayaram, creative directors at Wieden+Kennedy London, said: "When you boil it down, there are two choices in life. Smarty ones, and not so Smarty ones. And when it comes to choosing a mobile network it’s no different. Through playful 3D animation, we see a range of characters attempting to add a bit of Smarty's simple and fair logic to the rest of their lives. The spots feel clever and effortless, just like being on Smarty."
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Hollie Walker - creative director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Kit Dayaram - creative director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Joris Philippart - creative, Wieden+Kennedy London
Arnab Chanda - creative, Wieden+Kennedy London
Tomas Coleman - creative, Wieden+Kennedy London
Iain Tait - Executive creative director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Tony Davidson - executive creative director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Paulo Salomao - group account director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Sophie Lake - account director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Andy Wright - planning director, Wieden+Kennedy London
Jo Charlesworth - TV produce, Wieden+Kennedy London
Art & Graft - production company and director
Tom Bromwich - producer, Art & Graft
750 MPH - sound company
Sam Robson - sound producer, 750 MPH
Mary-Ann de Cruz - producer, 750 MPH
Tags: UK, advertising, Television Advertising
 
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Superimpose Studio : Burberry 'Rainbow Capsule Collection'

Agency: Superimpose Studio
Client: Burberry
Date: March 2018
For Christopher Bailey’s last collection with Burberry, London-based creative agency Superimpose Studio created an online experience with standout visual imagery to elevate the new Burberry Rainbow Capsule Collection.
Conveying the product in a brave, bold and futuristic way that speaks out to a younger audience, the agency then ripped up the rulebook of how to showcase premium product by collaging the visuals together in various patterns and textures to create looks that stand out from the crowd.
Going a step further, Superimpose developed a bank of 3D assets that showcased the Burberry patterns in a distinct way using rotating fruits and impactful slogans. Another layer was added by creating eye-catching Gifs that combined brand patterns, model movements and 3D assets.
These visuals then layered together into a unique 3D interactive experience that mimicked the the experience of a time capsule in the future - launching a showpiece for Burberry that injected the brand into new audiences through a refreshing new route.
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Creative agency: Superimpose Studio
Creative director: Ollie Olanipekun
Tags: UK, Branding, marketing
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Creative Work of the Week APAC: Huawei installs Mate 10-powered portable battery station at Bondi to surprise Australians

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The winner of this week's creative work of the week in Asia Pacific is Huawei, who played on Australians’ love for the outdoors just as much as their smartphones. That is until their phone runs out of battery, cutting their day at the beach short.

In an out-of-home activation for its Mate 10 smartphone, Huawei installed a portable battery charging station at Bondi beach in Sydney, Australia.

With its increased battery life, Huawei wanted to show that Mate 10 has phone users' back all the time.

Surprised Bondi beach goers, who charged their smartphones, found that it had not been charging via a power source, but had in fact been charging with Huawei Mate 10 smartphone.

: Huawei 'Huawei’s Mate 10 battery charging station'

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Client: Huawei
Date: March 2018

In an out-of-home activation for its Mate 10 smartphone, Huawei installed a portable battery charging station at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.

The Chinese smartphone maker wanted to play on Australians’ love for the outdoors just as much as their smartphones. That is until their phone runs out of battery, cutting their day at the beach short.

With its increased battery life, Huawei wanted to show that Mate 10 has phone users back all the time.

Surprised Bondi beach goers, who charged their smartphones, found that it had not been charging via a power source, but had in fact been charging with Huawei Mate 10 smartphone.

 

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ANA brings back 'Journey by Design' campaign to promote Japan

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Air Nippon Airways has launched part two of its 'Journey by Design' campaign, which will again use influencers to promote Japan as a travel destination.

The Japanese airline launched the first part its ‘Journey by Design’ campaign in 2017 to highlight the benefits of flying with ANA and showcase its domestic network.

Part two of ‘Journey by Design’ will see influencers like WiriWiri and Chanagan from Thailand, Chloe Nguyen (Vietnam), The Smart Local (Singapore), Josephine Yap (Malaysia) and Lastday Production (Indonesia), creating videos and photo posts for YouTube and Instagram about their experience in Japan, for their respective countries.

The airline retained the services of social video agency Brave Bison for the new campaign.

“Working with Brave Bison has been a great experience, from our first informal chat to the very professional and insightful development and production of the ‘Journey by Design’ campaign, which hit all of our objectives. We are excited to be working together again and to be continuing the campaign,” said Masaru Watanabe, manager of marketing and sales for Asia and Oceania at ANA.

Part one of the campaign saw Kevin Hendrawan (Indonesia), mingjai14 (Hong Kong), Haley Dasovich (Philippines), KIMDAX (South Korea) and newapplearial (Taiwan) were flown to Japan after crowdsourcing ideas from friends to explore different parts of the country and take part in an exciting Instagram challenge, all while filming a travel vlog to sum up their experience.

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Ad of the Day: Veloretti puts a middle finger up to cars with a 76km bike ride

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Dutch bike brand Veloretti has mixed technology with cycling in a bid to prove that bikes are the future.

The 'Future Belongs to Bikes' campaign follows a coder cycling through the areas of Amsterdam not often featured on postcards, while a computer tracks his data and location in real time.

The machine reveals the 76.8km journey throughout the cycle-friendly city sketched out the message, ‘Fuck cars’. 

Created by Anomaly, the campaign takes inspiration from the frequent accidents between cars and bikes that often result in cross words and crude language. Backed by UK-based artist Rival Consoles, the video shows the how a bike gives accessibility to different parts of a city in a bid to get more people pedalling. 

Ferry Zonder, founder of Veloretti, said: "We believe in cycling as the sustainable mode of transport for the future and hope to encourage people all over the world to take up cycling as an integral way to improve our environment and the way we interact with our urban landscape."

The film is part of the bike brand's online campaign, which it claims will prove "once and for all that bicycles own the cities". 

Anomaly: Veloretti 'F*ck Cars'

Agency: Anomaly
Client: Veloretti
Date: April 2018
In Europe’s biggest cities the war between cyclists and motorists is at its peak. Whether in Paris, London or Rome, cyclists suffer from the noise, the pollution and the danger caused by the many vehicles of the road.
Veloretti, an independent bicycle brand from Amsterdam, has decided to become the voice for these silent sufferers. When a car brushes past a cyclist, you’re likely to hear a whole tirade of expletives and this is precisely the message that Veloretti decided to convey in its latest short film. But instead of saying it out loud, they chose to say it with a bike.
The film follows a hacker who uses his bright yellow bike as a digital paintbrush and the streets of Amsterdam as his canvas. While he is zig-zagging across a city that is far from the Amsterdam we know from postcards, a mesmerising machine tracks his GPS data in real time, and reproduces the exact path of his ride on a blank sheet of paper. It’s only at the end of this 76.8km-long bike ride that we discover the result of his performance: a bold white-on-black ‘F*CK CARS’.
The technological choreography between bike and machine features a track from the UK-based artist Rival Consoles. The film will be part of an online campaign demonstrating once and for all that bicycles own the cities. Ferry Zonder, Founder of Veloretti said, "We started Veloretti not just to create the ultimate riding experience, but because we believe in cycling as the sustainable mode of transport for the future and hope to encourage people all over the world to take up cycling as an integral way to improve our environment and the way we interact with our urban landscape."
The film was created and directed as a personal project by the creative duo, the ‘G-unit’. Guillaume Roukhomovsky and Gilles Suprin, who are a creative team at Anomaly Amsterdam, produced the film with 7thfl.
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Director: Guillaume Roukhomovsky
Creative directors: Guillaume Roukhomovsky and Gilles Suprin
Directors of photography: Alex Coman and Horia Ionescu
Producers: Lauren Kilby, Julia Llamas and Lio Dijkman
Agency: Anomaly
Studio: 7thfl
Veloretti: Ferry Zonder and Dien de Winter
Model: Gilles Suprin
Stunt driver: Lauren Kilby
Drone operator: Niko Koot
Music: Rival Consoles
Sound design: Wave Studios
Color grading: MPC Amsterdam
Special thanks: Blaz Verhnjak
Tags: Europe, design, Content, Online/Digital, film
 
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Electoral Commission targets pub goers with beer mat voter registration campaign

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The Electoral Commission is headed down the pub as part of its ‘Got 5’ initiative, encouraging people to register to vote with an innovative beer mat campaign.

With only one week left until the register for May's elections closes, the commission has sent almost 1m beer mats to more than 900 pubs and bars across England with the hope UK boozers will sign up to vote.

The campaign was devised from the insight that a third of voters under 34 were not registered to vote in the local elections on 3 May 2017.

The pub coasters, decorated in contrasting blues with ‘Got 5?’ printed in the centre, direct pub goers to the website for people to register while “you wait for your mates”.

Having launched in March, the Got 5 campaign highlights how registering to vote takes a mere five minutes. Examples used by the commission conclude it's just as quick to wait for a bath to run, watch your pedicure dry or wait for the kettle to boil.

Last year, the independent body took to Snapchat for the General Election to encourage youngsters to vote.

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Client: The Electoral Commission
Date: April 2018

The Electoral Commission is headed down the pub as part of its ‘Got 5’ initiative, encouraging people to register to vote with an innovative beer mat campaign.

With only one week left until the register for May's elections closes, the commission has sent almost 1m beer mats to more than 900 pubs and bars across England with the hope UK boozers will sign up to vote.

The campaign was devised from the insight that a third of voters under 34 were not registered to vote in the local elections on 3 May 2017.

The pub coasters, decorated in contrasting blues with ‘Got 5?’ printed in the centre, direct pub goers to the website for people to register while “you wait for your mates”

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Play-Doh launches the 'Gallery of Emerging Species' with David Attenborough styled voice overs

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Play-Doh has launched an online gallery featuring new "species" as a follow up to its ‘A can of Imagination’ campaign that launched in 2016.

The documentary-esque 'Emerging Species' creative shows the different models in a line up with the voice over, reminiscent of Blue Planet, describing the features and characteristics of the clay creatures.

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Created by DDB Paris, the creative is an extension of the campaign launched two years ago to celebrate the brand's 60th birthday.

As an online gallery, users are encouraged to zoom in and click on the line up of different species and select which ever they would like to learn more about.

Typically aimed at children, the advertising also contains jokes and references to attract, or at least entertain, an adult audience as well in the imaginative creatures biographies. 

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For example, the ‘Bigbrother’ creatures description compares the likes of Kim Jong Il, and a note saying it has been nicknamed the "Stalin of the countryside".

The description also adds tells of the 360-degree surveillance it has both day and night, an ode to George Orwell's Big Brother character in the 1984 novel on which the character is based.

The campaign has been launched online as an interactive interface for children to use to find inspiration for their own creations. 

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The Cybersmile Foundation launches social media campaign proving #TrollingIsUgly

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The Cybersmile Foundation has launched its #TrollingIsUgly campaign on Instagram with the help of social media influencer, Chessie King.

Created by Adam&EveDDB, the campaign highlights the plight of abuse people are subject to by putting themselves online. It starts with King uploading a short video of herself in her underwear asking people what they think.

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After a short period of time, the influencer received negative comments from trolls relaying nasty messages such as: ‘She so fatty’, ‘Girls shouldn’t lift weight, your arms are way to big’ and ‘You’re ugly, your face is still ugly’. From these messages, King and the Adam&EveDDB creative team made alterations to her body based off of what they were saying.

Throughout the day King’s body, via photo editing, underwent a waist tuck, slimmed down arms and legs, eyebrows removed, a shrunken nose, big lips and a boob job.

The result, a robotic scary looking alien figure, showed how she would look like if she were to take heed of the online bullies and alter her body as they wish.

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The spot ran over the course of one day, using a few comments King received in less than 24 hours about each image she uploaded to the social media platform.

Each altered image was uploaded to King's Instagram stories, leaving her followers bewildered with some commenting that she should not take notice of the trolls. One commented: “It made me so angry watching your story".

At the end of the day, the content creator revealed that the images had been uploaded as part of the campaign with Cybersmile Foundation and directed her followers to the site to learn more. 

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Tammy Einav, joint chief executive of Adam&EveDDB, explained that it was important to her personally after reading that 40% of UK high school and secondary school students have been bullied online. On top of the one in four have suffered repeat incidents. 

Dan Raisbeck, co-founder of the Cybersmile Foundation said: “Body image is a huge issue for many people, especially young women.

"We hope this campaign encourages people to celebrate their individuality and understand that other people’s judgements do not define them.”

Adam&EveDDB: The Cybersmile Foundation '#TrollingIsUgly'

Agency: Adam&EveDDB
Client: The Cybersmile Foundation
Date: April 2018
Adam&eveDDB has released a pro-bono campaign for The Cybersmile Foundation, #TrollingIsUgly, to help combat cyberbullying.
Led by social media influencer and body confidence campaigner, Chessie King, the campaign demonstrates the devastating effect that digital abuse can have on young people.
The campaign started with a post on Chessie’s Instagram profile where she talks about body confidence, which got over 150,000 views in the first 12 hours.
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Client: Dan Raisbeck, Iain Alexander
Chief creative officer: Richard Brim
Creative director/s: Rasmus Smith Bech, Jonas Roth
Creative team: Lily Scarlett Hurst, William Blackburn
Agency producer: Suzy MacGregor
Planner: Martin Beverley
Managing partner: Miranda Hipwell
Account director: Olivia Chittenden
Account manager: Rosie Snowball
Post production: FreeFolk / cain & abel
Post producer: Charles Gillet (FreeFolk)
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iSelect unveils new brand positioning to help Australians with everyday tasks

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Australian insurance firm iSelect has unveiled a new brand campaign which states its intention to allow Australians to live life to the fullest without the burden of everyday issues.

The new positioning, which is called ‘All Over It’ and created by creative agency The Royals, wants to take everyday issues like searching for an electricity provider or for a better insurance policy off the minds of Australians, which will allow them to put more time and effort into the things they love doing.

According to iSelect, it aims to do this by adding more product categories and providing its customers with great experiences on its platforms.

“Our research shows that the mental load of life admin has become too heavy a burden for many Australians,” said Kirsten Craven, group executive for Marketing at iSelect.

“They are wasting time and money on trying to manage their insurance, utilities and services, getting lost in the complexity and confusion; it’s a constant frustration that never goes away. At iSelect, we believe Australia deserves to be liberated from the stress and confusion of all that is Life Admin, and we’re on a mission to get all over it for them.”

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Date: April 2018
Whether it’s shopping around for an electricity provider, a better insurance policy or arranging new utility connections when you move house – life admin is boring and time consuming, and Australia is over it. Thankfully, iSelect is all over it.
In an integrated campaign by The Royals, which breaks this week, iSelect is heralding its new positioning as Australia’s Life Admin Partner, on a mission to liberate Australians from the ‘boring but important life admin’ stuff.
The new brand platform, entitled ‘All Over It’, presents iSelect as the trusted solution to life admin’s challenges. By adding more product categories and providing an effortless customer experience, iSelect is taking life admin off the plate of everyday Australians, giving them back time and money to spend on the things they enjoy doing the most.
The aim of the campaign is to introduce iSelect as the trusted go-to partner for a lifetime of life admin challenges, offering consumers clear, simple and unbiased recommendations.
 
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Client: iSelect
CEO and Managing Director: Scott Wilson
Group Executive, Marketing: Kirsten Craven
Head Digital Planning & Performance: Andrew Bidese
Head of Retail Marketing: Emily Hayden
Sponsorship and Brand Manager: Charlyn Dimasi
Digital Marketing Manager: Krista Pech
Agency: The Royals
Managing Partner: Steve O'Farrell
Creative Partner: Nick Cummins
Creative Director: Andy Jones
Senior Copywriter: Leah Dunkley
Design Director: Gavin Wright
Campaigns Director: Georgie Brown
Head of Strategy: Michaela Futcher
Communications Director: Andrew Reeves
Head of Customer Experience: Mikaël Perhirin
Digital Project Manager: Richard Edmunds
Digital Designer: Carlo Spadazzi
Head of Content: David Rood
Content Manager: Madeline Wilson
Social Media Producer: Elsbeth Chirlin
Senior Account Manager: Haley Kriksic
Senior Account Manager: Emma Harrison
Project Manager: Pamela Lopez
Senior Broadcast Producer: Fiona Gillies
Production Company: FINCH
Director: Sean Kruck
Producer: Camilla Mazzaferro
DOP: Danny Ruhlmann
Film Editing: The Butchery
Editor: Dan Lee
Post Production: The Refinery
Lead VFX Artist: Eugene Richards
Sound: Risk Sound
Sound Designer: Dee Gjedsted
Music: Electric Dreams  
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Innisfree promotes new range with beauty green tea hydrating station

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South Korean beauty brand Innisfree has installed a beauty green tea hydrating station at the Pavilion shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today (April 16) to promote its new green tea seed serum product.

The station will allow consumers to access an Innisfree microsite through a beauty green tea portal which is installed with a QR code, to learn about the world of hydration and the new green tea seed serum.

Consumers will also be given the opportunity to redeem a trial kit at their preferred Innisfree store, get a sneak peak of the pop-up store, its key activities and promotions. Consumers who share the microsite on their Facebook will also receive a surprise from Innisfree.

The campaign was organised by VML Malaysia, Moxim, D Twelve and Hashtagcity.

VML: Innisfree 'Beauty green tea hydrating station'

Agency: VML
Client: Innisfree
Date: April 2018
South Korean beauty brand Innisfree has installed a beauty green tea hydrating station at the Pavilion shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today (April 16) to promote its new green tea seed serum product.
The station will allow consumers to access an Innisfree microsite through a beauty green tea portal which is installed with a QR code, to learn about the world of hydration and the new green tea seed serum.
Consumers will also be given the opportunity to redeem a trial kit at their preferred Innisfree store, get a sneak peak of the pop-up store, its key activities and promotions. Consumers who share the microsite on their Facebook will also receive a surprise from Innisfree.
The campaign was organised by VML Malaysia, Moxim, D Twelve and Hashtagcity.
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Creative Works EMEA featuring Adam&Eve/DDB, Rosapark, VCCP, Joint and more

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As always, this section is dedicated to showing the best creative work of the past week from Europe, the Middle East and Africa. We're using our five-star voting system, so to vote for your favourite, make sure you click on the stars.

For project information, credits and more click on the project to expand to full screen. You can submit your own work via our online form.

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Rosapark: Monoprix 'The Worst Song in the World'

Agency: Rosapark
Client: Monoprix
Date: April 2018
French supermarket Monoprix has taken it upon itself to imagine what the worst song in the world might sound like, in a spot designed to promote its customised delivery service.
Aptly named ‘The Worst Song in the World’ (or ‘La Pire Chanson Du Monde’ in French), the grocer’s latest creative follows a young girl walking the streets while listening to music. Her gentle acoustic tunes are suddenly interrupted by a kitsch, electro rock song reminiscent of decades (and tastes) gone by.
Dressed in a shell suit and surrounded by bad perms, pixelated green screen backdrops and even a keytar, the band’s singer questions why the ad’s protagonist just doesn’t skip the terrible song. It transpires she can’t fast forward as her hands are full, carrying her grocery shopping.
The endline reads: ‘Having your hands free changes everything. Shop at the store and get your groceries delivered.’
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BRAND MANAGEMENT: Florence Chaffiotte, Nicolas Gobert, Stéphanie Jallet, Angeline Froger
AGENCY: ROSAPARK
CO-FOUNDERS: Jean-Patrick Chiquiar, Gilles Fichteberg et Jean-François Sacco
STRATEGIC PLANNING MANAGER : Sacha Lacroix
ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT: Fanny Desvignes, Quentin Barbaray, Charlotte Giraud
STRATEGIC PLANNING: Alexandre Ribichesu, Sarah Herbain
CREATIVE DIRECTORS: Gilles Fichteberg et Jean-François Sacco
AD: Nazgol Athari-Nejad
COPYWRITER : Hélène Boudin
TV PRODUCER: Thomas Laurent
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR: Quentin Labat
CLIENT DIRECTOR: Lucile Wissocq
STRATEGIC PLANNER: Sarah Herbain
HEAD OF DIGITAL STRATEGIES: Jeanne Neuschwander
PR: Mélanie Colléou
Production : Stink
Director: Traktor
DOP: Nico Poulsson
Producer: Marine Garnier
Production Direction: Guillaume Richard
Image Post-production: Firm
Post-Producer: Toby Ridgway
Editing: Yann Malcor
Sound Post-Production: Schmooze
Musical Composition: Simon Davis
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Adam&EveDDB: The Cybersmile Foundation '#TrollingIsUgly'

Agency: Adam&EveDDB
Client: The Cybersmile Foundation
Date: April 2018
Adam&eveDDB has released a pro-bono campaign for The Cybersmile Foundation, #TrollingIsUgly, to help combat cyberbullying.
Led by social media influencer and body confidence campaigner, Chessie King, the campaign demonstrates the devastating effect that digital abuse can have on young people.
The campaign started with a post on Chessie’s Instagram profile where she talks about body confidence, which got over 150,000 views in the first 12 hours.
Credits:
 
 
 
Client: Dan Raisbeck, Iain Alexander
Chief creative officer: Richard Brim
Creative director/s: Rasmus Smith Bech, Jonas Roth
Creative team: Lily Scarlett Hurst, William Blackburn
Agency producer: Suzy MacGregor
Planner: Martin Beverley
Managing partner: Miranda Hipwell
Account director: Olivia Chittenden
Account manager: Rosie Snowball
Post production: FreeFolk / cain & abel
Post producer: Charles Gillet (FreeFolk)
Tags: UK
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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VCCP: Cadbury - Mondelez 'Seriously, You Have To Try It'

Agency: VCCP
Client: Cadbury - Mondelez
Date: April 2018
Cadbury is launching a brand new campaign to celebrate and drive trials of the range of products under the Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo portfolio, including recent launches Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo Sandwich and Cadbury Oreo Bites. Designed to appeal to a younger audience (18-25), the social-led initiative includes a partnership with well-known influencer Arron Crascall who is challenged to give out 50,000 Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo bars in just five weeks.
Using both his reach and engaged fan base, Arron has created a series of challenges to be broadcast on both his and Cadbury’s social channels across the month of April.
VCCP’s first major social campaign for Cadbury will follow Arron sharing the new Cadbury Dairy Milk Oreo bars in weird and wonderful ways with people all over the country, and telling them ‘Seriously you have to try it.’ His antics will feature on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, print and digital out-of-home.
Credits:
 
 
 
Darren Bailes - executive creative director - VCCP
John Cherry - creative director - VCCP
Tom Lee and David Gibbs - creative team - VCCP
VCCP Kin - production company
VCCP Kin and Arron Crascall - post-production
Ryan O'Kane - integrated production - VCCP Kin
Nishita Upadhyay - lead producer - VCCP
Jasmine Willson - producer - VCCP
Tags: UK, cadbury, Cadbury Dairy Milk, Social Media, Social media campaign, social, Food & Drink, food, VCCP, digital
 
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Mercedes-Benz: Mercedes-Benz 'Perfect Match'

Agency: Mercedes-Benz
Client: Mercedes-Benz
Date: April 2018
Mercedes-Benz Cars UK has launched its latest campaign for Approved Used Cars, ‘Perfect Match’ – a multi-media campaign that celebrates the joy of finding the perfect car. The campaign launched this week on YouTube and has been created based on the insight that customers can easily find their perfect match with a Mercedes-Benz Approved Used Car.
Following the success of the previous Approved Used campaign, which ran from 2016, the second phase for Approved Used Cars continues the modular theme, with a refreshed creative concept. The creative features a relatable and light-hearted, upbeat message that is very deliberately different to other used car ads.
Credits:
 
 
 
Creative agency: AMV BBDO
Production partner: MindsEye
Film director: Ben Taylor
Creative (AMV): Graham Jenks, Bill Dunn
Cast in order of appearance): Camilla Beeput, James Coombes, Henry Perryment, Simon Thomas, Anthony Kaye, Andrew Alexander, Benjamin Wilson, Ash Rizi, Benjamin Wilson, Ryan Saunders.
Media agency: Fuel @ Publicis
Music: La Roux - Bulletproof
Tags: UK
 
Find your perfect match with Approved Used (Extended Cut)
 
 
 
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Quiet Storm: HARIBO 'Kids' Voices'

Agency: Quiet Storm
Client: HARIBO
Date: April 2018
Haribo has flipped its continuing ‘Kids Voices’ campaign on its head by bringing an adult-voiced young lad into the mix.
Quiet Storm’s latest spot for the global confectioner begins with a group of adults – voiced by children – discussing the merits of Haribo’s Fruitilitious sweets. A young boy in the lift interrupts the conversation to “draw your attention to the packaging” – revealing his deep, northern and distinctly adult tones.
The 30-second ad closes with the famed Haribo jingle, highlighting how the new offering contains 30% less sugar.
Credits:
 
 
 
Creative Director: Trevor Robinson
Creative: Trevor Robinson
Account Director: Miles McWilliam
Agency Producer: Ella Littlewood
Director/ Production Co: Trevor Robinson & Mary-Sue Masson/Quiet Storm
Producer: Ella Littlewood
Editor: David Owen
Post Production: Quiet Storm
Sound Design: Angell Sound
DoP: Michael George
Media planning/buying: Mindshare
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Energy Force: Depop 'Don't Stay Still'

Agency: Energy Force
Client: Depop
Date: April 2018
Depop, a social shopping platform for creative entrepreneurs, has unveiled a new video feature. Instead of replicating the old industry model of using video merely to showcase clothes, the new feature aims to give creatives an additional tool for self-expression.
A select group of creatives have already started using the feature, which will be available to all Depop users by the 8 April. Depop founder, Simon Beckerman, said: “We can express ourselves more through video than we can through a photo. When we’re still, we can’t express ourselves fully. When we use a video, we don’t stay still, we move, we breathe, we’re more human.”
To celebrate the video feature launch, Depop will be releasing the campaign 'Don’t Stay Still'. The campaign video was directed by Energy Force. The campaign showcases more than 40 real Depop creative entrepreneurs from the US and UK. Among them is Sophia, known as Sofire94, a 22-year-old from Brixton, and Jemar Michael from LA, who uses his Depop shop to sell a mix of one-off red carpet pieces and stickers.
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Tags: UK, feature, Mobile App Development, brand video, creative, marketplace, Shopping
 
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LOW (The Big Now): The Double F 'The Four Super Seasons'

Agency: LOW (The Big Now)
Client: The Double F
Date: April 2018
‘The Four Super Seasons’, created by Milanese agency Low, celebrates the first anniversary of fashion e-commerce store TheDoubleF.
The film features four models in a surreal retrospective of the styles and fashions of the past year's four seasons, by way of a mind-bending tour through four unique sets alongside references to the fashion calendar through the medium of pizza and music.
The 75-second spot, which includes TheDoubleF's rooster mascot in a starring role, was directed by Marco+Maria.
Credits:
 
 
 
Massimiliano Chiesa - Creative director - LOW
Giulia Mandalà - Creative - LOW
Odeya D. Bendaud - Creative - LOW
Martina Facco - Creative - LOW
Raluca Ilie - Account - LOW
Flavio Nani - Executive producer - The Big Angle
Davide Caselli - Executive producer - Courage
Francesca Castello - Producer - The Big Angle
Camilla Romeo - Producer - Courage
Tommaso Dall'Osso - Production assistant - Courage
Marco+Maria - Directors
Amilcare Canali - DoP
Odeya D. Bendaud - Stylist - LOW
Claudia Bagordo - Set Designer
Sara Busan - MUA
Andrea Bertolotti - Editing
Elisetta Fabris - Compositing
Lorenzo Ameri - Colorist
Music + Sound design: GRZ Sound
Tags: Italy, fashion, ecommerce, birthday, four seasons
 
The Four Super Seasons
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Joint London: Kettle Chips 'Real Food. Real Pleasure'

Agency: Joint London
Client: Kettle Chips
Date: April 2018
Kettle Foods has launched its biggest UK multi-channel campaign to date. ‘Real Food. Real Pleasure’ reflects the brand’s commitment to using only real food ingredients and brings to life Kettle’s belief that ‘real is just better’.
Created by Joint and directed by Vince Squibb through Academy Films, the film celebrates life’s authentic moments, where real is just better - whether it’s real music, real facetime, real kisses or of course real food. The £3m campaign, launched on 14 April during Britain’s Got Talent, will span TV, digital, VOD, social media and experiential. The creative will also be amplified by Kettle’s influencer network, PR and in-store.
Marking the launch, Kettle took over the Good Housekeeping Kitchen in Soho for an evening, inviting people to make their own crisp seasonings from real ingredients they might find in their home.
Credits:
 
 
 
Joint - Agency
Academy Films - Production company
Vince Squibb - Director - Academy Films
Ash Lockmun - Producer - Academy Films
Barry Ackroyd - Director of photography
Paul Watts - Editor - The Quarry
The Mill - Post Production
Seamus O'Kane - Colourist - The Mill
Phil Bolland - Sound - Factory
Tags: UK, advertising, TV Advert, FMCG
 
Kettle Chips - Real Food Real Pleasure
 
 
 
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Steve Casino: Plenish 'The Royal Nuts'

Agency: Steve Casino
Client: Plenish
Date: April 2018

To celebrate the highly anticipated Royal wedding on May 19, Plenish, the all organic British nut milk brand has given almonds, cashews, hazelnuts and coconuts a Royal makeover and transformed them into mini replica royals, depicting what Harry and Meghan’s big day might look like.
 
Plenish worked with the world’s only nut artist, Ohio-based Steve Casino, and has collaborated with him to recreate the royal nuptials.
 
Finding an artist that was capable of bringing Plenish’s vision to life was no mean feat but the uniquely talented Steve Casino helped to make their nuts idea a reality. The artist spent over 362 hours transforming shells into miniature figurines and scenes of the Royal Wedding.
 
Each of the four different nuts that make-up the range of Plenish Milks – almonds, coconuts, cashews and hazelnuts – were hand-painted, resulting in intricate life-like figurines of the Queen, Prince Charles, Kate, William, Harry and Meghan. Cashew nuts were used to create the Queen’s infamous royal corgis. The scenes of Westminster Abbey and the Royal Balcony incorporate coconuts and hazelnuts carefully crafted to depict realistic royal backdrops.

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Creative Works APAC featuring Brave Bison, VML, The Royals, AGM Mobile and more

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VML: Innisfree 'Beauty green tea hydrating station'

Agency: VML
Client: Innisfree
Date: April 2018
South Korean beauty brand Innisfree has installed a beauty green tea hydrating station at the Pavilion shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia today (April 16) to promote its new green tea seed serum product.
The station will allow consumers to access an Innisfree microsite through a beauty green tea portal which is installed with a QR code, to learn about the world of hydration and the new green tea seed serum.
Consumers will also be given the opportunity to redeem a trial kit at their preferred Innisfree store, get a sneak peak of the pop-up store, its key activities and promotions. Consumers who share the microsite on their Facebook will also receive a surprise from Innisfree.
The campaign was organised by VML Malaysia, Moxim, D Twelve and Hashtagcity.
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Brave Bison: 'Journey By Design by ANA'

Agency: Brave Bison
Client:
Date: April 2018
The second part of ‘Journey by Design’ will focus on five core markets (Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia), and will be a multi-platform strategy designed to attract new customers to the Asian region.
At the heart of the campaign are six influencers who will be creating videos and photo posts for YouTube and Instagram following an invitation to experience Japan like never before.  There will be influencers from each region, WiriWiri and Chanagan from Thailand, Chloe Nguyen (Vietnam), The Smart Local (Singapore), Josephine Yap (Malaysia) and LASTDAY Production (Indonesia).
The creative process and project management will be led by Debbie Lin, brand solutions manager, Asia at Brave Bison.
 
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BBDO: Virgin Active 'CPROBIC'

Agency: BBDO
Client: Virgin Active
Date: April 2018
Virgin Active, a world-class fitness club brand, has launched a new class and initiative that combines a calorie-burning activity with a life-saving one.
The class is called “CPROBIC” – a new way to work out that integrates CPR movements with BOSU exercise, helping fitness goers learn life-saving skills while simultaneously burning calories in the 45-minute class.
Most Thais have very little CPR practice, leading to an incorrect administration of CPR in real-life situations. Statistics show that only 6% of patients needing on-the-spot CPR receive it before reaching the hospital.
Taught by CPR-certified trainers from Virgin Active, the CPROBIC class turns fitness lovers into skilled life-savers, all the while helping them burn more than 400 calories in 45 minutes.
This class was available for the first time in Thailand on 5 March 2018
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Ogilvy Hong Kong: Marriott 'Stay Brilliant'

Agency: Ogilvy Hong Kong
Client: Marriott
Date: April 2018
Marriott Hotels has launched its Hong Kong Sevens sponsorship campaign, using retired rugby star Sébastien Chabal to play on the event’s dress up ritual, encouraging fans to ‘Stay Brilliant’.
The key video in the campaign presents an ‘innovative’ new wake up call service from the hotel brand, which turns out to be Chabal smashing through a wall in a French maids outfit.
Other videos see Chabal dressing up in ridiculous outfits, not unlike those worn by attendees to the Hong Kong Sevens tournament, singing along to the DJ ötzi song ‘Hey Baby’, as well as offering tips for people to enjoy the event.
The key theme of all the videos and the creative for Marriot International’s sponsorship of the Sevens in Hong Kong is ‘Stay Brilliant’, which hopes to show that Marriott’s focus on innovative, creative services can help people stay brilliant.
 
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Ogilvy Hong Kong
Tags: Hong Kong
 
 
 
 
 
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Grey Group Malaysia: Tesco 'The Unforgettable Bag'

Agency: Grey Group Malaysia
Client: Tesco
Date: April 2018
Tesco Malaysia has launched ‘The Unforgettable Bag’ - a new bag design that is the centerpiece of a campaign to help reduce single-use plastic bags, by encouraging customers to bring back their bags for every time they shop.
Credits:
 
 
Grey Team
 
Graham Drew, Executive Creative Director
 
Heng Thang Wei, Creative Director
 
Ronojoy Ghosh, Creative Director (whiteGREY)
 
Austin Lee, Art Director
 
Ralve Khor Designer
 
Shamini Kandiah, Copywriter
 
Jo Yau, General Manager
 
Kenzhen Leong, Account Director
 
Huma Qureshi, Regional Director PR & Corp Comms, AMEA
 
Production Team
 
Rawr Studios
 
Sound Design
 
Two AM Music Studios
Tags: Malaysia, Tesco, Grey Group
 
 
 
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: AGM Mobile '2 Be Better'

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Client: AGM Mobile
Date: March 2018
In this Chinese ad for the rugged AGM X2 smartphone, a woman loses her husband during an operation, but through the magic of technology, he is still alive through the AGM X2 smartphone.
She is put in several scenarios where her connection to her virtual husband is tested, like when she drops the phone in the river, later to recover it and find out that the phone is waterproof, or when street thugs step on and try to break the phone, only to discover that the phone is nearly indestructible.
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ALS Association uses voice cloning to give ice bucket challenge co-founder his voice back

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ALS Association has launched a voice cloning program to help people like Pat Quinn, the co-founder of the ice bucket challenge, who suffer from motor neuron disease (ALS), a chance to gain back their voice.

The program, titled ‘Project Revoice’, was created by BWM Dentsu Group , Haystac, Lyrebird, Finch, Rumble Studios and Space 66, used footage of Quinn promoting the challenge around the world before he lost voice, to rebuild his voice and make it sound as authentic as possible.

Previously, people with ALS used pre-recorded messages to communicate, but their voices came out like machines, which sounded strange, according to the association.

 “This new breakthrough will change the future of personal communication for people who are diagnosed with ALS from here-on,” said Brian Frederick, executive vice president of Communications at ALS Association.

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Priyanka Chopra urges people to be kind in the face of negativity in Pantene's #GoGentle campaign

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Actress Priyanka Chopra is urging people to be gentle and kind on social media in Pantene's latest #GoGentle campaign.

She read out some of the negative comments like: 'I want to call Priyanka fish-lipped but I don't want to insult the fish' and 'Why are the fashion police ragging on Priyanka Chopra's Golden Globe dress; they should just arrest her hair and lips.'

She then read positive comments and emphasized on how the Internet is meant to share kind comments. She mentioned how being harsh online depicted insecurities and weakness while being gentle depicted strength.

Chopra said: “The Internet is one example of a place where people look for inspiration or encouragement, it shouldn’t be a place where being put down is the norm.

“I’m proud to partner with Pantene on the #GoGentle message and demonstrate to people that kindness takes more strength than anger or harshness. I’m honored to be working with a brand like Pantene that is recognizing this.”

Ilaria Resta, vice president of hair care for North America at Procter & Gamble said: “Together with Priyanka, we want to encourage others to take a gentler approach in the sometimes-difficult world we all live in.

“It’s a leadership style I try to bring to our team - strong leadership, through a more gentle and empowering approach. It’s an ethos we want to bring to life with Pantene, and to life with consumers.”

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Client: Proctor & Gamble
Date: April 2018
Pantene's brand ambassador Priyanka Chopra, is encouraging people to take the gentler, and sometimes more difficult, approach of being kind in the midst of harshness. In today’s world, where a lot of conversations are happening online, harsh comments often outnumber and outshine the kind ones. Priyanka Chopra highlights the importance of being kind to others as it reflect great strength.
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Ad of the Day: Shazam tackles cyberbullying in Singapore with 'Unmute Daniel' campaign

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Shazam has unveiled a new campaign that addresses the issue of cyberbullying in Singapore.

The campaign, called ‘Unmute Daniel’ and created by MullenLowe Singapore, makes use of media screens to project a sound with a frequency that is not picked by the human ear to display a message from Daniel, asking people to open the Shazam app to detect the sound.

Once that has been done, users are directed to unmute.sg, which shares the story of Daniel, as a cyberbullying victim, as well as of the bully and bystander. The account is based on actual cyberbullying cases in Singapore. 

The website shares tips from the Singapore Children’s Society about cyberbullying, and what one can do as the victim, parent or teacher.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with MullenLowe Group on such an important pro-social initiative. It would certainly be 'music to our ears' to know we have done a little to help replace silence and fear with awareness and hope for those affected by cyberbullying,” said Steve Sos, Shazam’s APAC managing director.

MullenLowe Singapore: Shazam Entertainment 'Unmute Daniel'

Agency: MullenLowe Singapore
Client: Shazam Entertainment
Date: April 2018
‘Unmute Daniel’ is a digital campaign that utilises technology to communicate with their target audience of youths and their parents. The campaign mascot, Daniel, represents every child who has experienced cyberbullying.  
 
To make Daniel and other children speak up, the ‘Unmute Daniel’ campaign turns to technology, a medium that has once silenced them, to give them a voice.  
The campaign utilises media screens, that project a sound with a frequency inaudible to the human ear, and display a message by Daniel encouraging people to open the Shazam app on their smartphones.  
 
Once the sound has been detected by the Shazam app, it links to the campaign website unmute.sg, which shares the story from the perspective of Daniel, the victim, as well as of the bully and bystander. These are based on actual cyberbullying cases that have occurred in Singapore.  
 
The website contains scenarios and advice from Singapore Children’s Society regarding cyberbullying, and what one can do as the victim, parent or teacher. 
 
 
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Creative Works EMEA featuring VCCP, Ogilvy, Bruketa&Zinic&Grey and SomeOne

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Havas London: Sharp's 'Keynvor'

Agency: Havas London
Client: Sharp's
Date: April 2018
Sharp’s Brewery has joined forces with Universal Music to promote the debut single of Keynvor – the artist otherwise known simply as the Atlantic Ocean.
Havas London was tapped by the brewer to create a campaign that highlighted its Cornish roots and help protect the coastal regions of its home. The result is an idiosyncratic campaign centred around a 4.44-length song featuring the sounds of the ocean mixed into a composition by Sebastian Plano.
The name Keynvor is Cornish – literally translated as ‘Atlantic Ocean’.
The track will be published by Universal imprint Mercury KX/Decca Publishing on digital music providers such as Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes and Google Play. All revenue received from streams or downloads will be donated to charity Surfers Against Sewage, which helps protect coastal areas from threats such as erosion and pollution.
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Client: James Nicholls, Senior Brand Manager, Sharp’s Brewery & Rachel Williams, Communications Manager, Sharp’s Brewery
Creative agency: Havas London
ECD: Ben Mooge
Creative Director: Matt Swinburne
Creatives: Owen Hunter Jenkins & Brodie King
Account team: Eleni Sarla, Holly Hurst, Andrew Symonds & Oliver Bradbury
Agency producer (film): Adam Henderson & Natasha King
Agency producer (print): Sarah Wells
Agency producer (digital): Sarah Wells
Planner: Clare Phayer
Media agency: Havas Group Media & Zenith
Media planner: Jo Blake, James Tyrell (Havas) & Emma Bucknall (Zenith)
Music Label: Mercury KX/Decca Publishing (Universal Music Group)
Universal Music Group creative manager – advertising & brands: George O'Brien 
PR: Universal Music Group, Cake, Organic
Influencer outreach: Socialyse
Production company: HKX Productions
Executive Producer: Lou Hardy
Post Producer: Stacey Macdonald
Director: George Messa
DoP: Shaun Atherton
Additional footage: Paul Terry
Sound Recordist: Tim Davies
2nd Unit Director: Femi Ladi
2nd Unit DoP: Joe Douglas
Editor: Simon Halsall
Designer: Dan Scheers, Steve Davies & Steve Hamon
Grade: Jax Harney @ Cheat
Soundtrack composer: Sebastian Plano
Audio post-production: James Lyme @ Scramble
Exposure: Online film, digital, press, OOH
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Y&R London: Pfizer 'Viagra Connect'

Agency: Y&R London
Client: Pfizer
Date: April 2018
A WPP health and wellness team comprised of Y&R London, Wavemaker, Burson Cohn & Wolfe, Geometry UK and Ogilvy Healthworld has been tasked by Pfizer Consumer Healthcare to support the launch of Viagra Connect - available for the first time without a prescription from UK pharmacies - to encourage the millions of men suffering from erectile dysfunction to take action.
The poster ads seek to remind consumers of the scale of erectile dysfunction in the UK and of demand for the product, reminding people that many men in the UK will be glad to be able to obtain Viagra without a prescription.
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Y&R London:
Chief Creative Officer: Jon Burley
Creative Director: Jim Bolton
Creatives: Tony Malcolm, Josh Pearce, Sean Johnson
Global Brand Director Y&R: Nick Burstin
Strategy Director: Ross Cameron
Business Director: Ben Van der Gucht
Account Director: Marta Jales
Account Executive: Karolina Dovgialo
Senior Designer: Jason Hyde
Wavemaker:
Client Partner, Wavemaker Global: Zinia Bhattacharya
Strategy Director, Wavemaker Global: Francis Turner
Communications Planning Director, Wavemaker UK: Aidan Jackson-Kendall
Communications Planning Manager, Wavemaker UK: Emily Harris
Burson Cohn & Wolfe:
Managing Director: Catherine Keddie
Director: Ben Hickey
Account Director: April Hogan
Account Manager: Bethia Stone
Senior Account Executive: Florence Christie
Geometry Global UK:
Head of Strategy: Gregory Wells
Creative Director: Debbie Fagan
Art Director: Josh Crossley
Copywriter: Stephanie Gane
Business Director: Amo de Villele
Senior Account Manager: Marvin Green
Account Executive: James Lecomber
Ogilvy Healthworld:
Executive Creative Director: Chris Chappell
Head of Design: Paul Duncan
Managing Partner - Strategy and Planning: Lisa Roby
Senior Digital Strategist: Helen Watson
Business Director: Jonathan Lee
Account Director: Sasha Belova
Senior Project Manager: Marianne Lynch
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Mother: IKEA 'Ghosts'

Agency: Mother
Client: IKEA
Date: April 2018
Ikea has launched a new integrated marketing campaign for Ireland and the UK, encouraging people to express their personality and style through home interiors by using Ikea textiles. The campaign uses the insight that while for many residents of Ireland and the UK our homes look the same, there is a desire to express ourselves through our interiors and be a ‘maverick with fabric’.
The campaign will launch in Irish press, broadcast TVC, cinema, digital and outdoor media, with additional TVC content optimised for social and mobile. The TVC will reach its peak with a 60-second film online and in cinemas along with a 60-second and 20-second on TV across Ireland and the UK from today, while also going live across print, digital and outdoor.
The advert, ‘Ghosts’, sees a gang of bright and bold spooks created out of stunning Ikea fabrics Gatecrash a dull party, hosted by ghosts made from plain white sheets in an equally plain and uninspiring suburban semi-detached house. The colourful new comers stand out among a sea of white sheets, and their arrival transforms the party from a ‘snooze-fest’ to a ‘fiesta of fun’, proving that if you dare to be a little different, things can get a whole lot more interesting.
Before long, all the ghosts are body-popping, black-flipping and head-banging away to a party anthem. However, the party comes to an end when the home owners arrive back unexpectedly. The quick thinking colourful ghosts collapse down into an array of bright Ikea textiles, leaving the once boring home now filled with beautiful textile items that reflect the personality of the home owners.
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CREATIVE AGENCY: Mother
PRODUCTION COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Blink
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: James Studholme
DIRECTOR: Dougal Wilson
DOP: Lasse Frank
PRODUCER: Ewen Brown
EDIT COMPANY: Final Cut
EDITOR: Joe Guest
PRODUCER: Michelle Corney
POST PRODUCTION / VFX
POST PRODUCTION COMPANY: MPC
PRODUCER: Amy Richardson
2D ARTIST: Bruno Fukumothi
3D ARTIST: Diarmid Harrison Murray
TELECINE: Jean Clement Soret
SONG: Come Baby Come
ARTIST: K7
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Creature: British Red Cross 'The Power of Kindness'

Agency: Creature
Client: British Red Cross
Date: April 2018
Creature has unveiled a new 60-second film for the British Red Cross – showcasing the Power of Kindness. This follows extensive work Creature has been undertaking with the British Red Cross to help articulate their core brand promise.
Being one of the most recognisable brands in the world, the incredible work the Red Cross does overseas is widely understood. However, their work in the UK is less well known, and it’s these small ways in which anyone can make a difference through the power of kindness, that the film aims to highlight.
The film was shot in Manchester using real volunteers from the British Red Cross to help depict the challenging, but rewarding and important work they do. The whole organisation was involved in creating the film, from offering behind the scenes tips on how to make the situations as authentic and realistic as possible, to supporting the production crew on the day.
The narrative of the film shows how small acts of kindness have an infectious and cumulative effect and this is dramatised by a pulse of kindness emanating from within British Red Cross volunteers. A thought-provoking voiceover from actor Jason Isaacs describes how easy it is for one act to inspire another.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Creative Directors – Ben Middleton and Stu Outhwaite-Noel.
Creatives – Josh Dando and Steven Dodd
Strategy Director – Andrew Gibson
Producer – Kate Taylor
Account Team – Angus Campbell Golding
Director – Rocky Morton
Production Company - MJZ
Producer – Fraser Lawson
Sound - 750
Sound Engineer -
Post-Production – The Mill
Music composition - Eclectic
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Ogilvy & Mather London: Greenpeace 'Ocean of the Future'

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather London
Client: Greenpeace
Date: April 2018
Greenpeace is continuing its diatribe on consumer plastics, this time targeting supermarkets with the creation of a dystopian school trip to the aquarium.
The latest campaign from the environmental campaign includes three films following a group of young children as they visit the ‘Ocean of the Future’ aquarium.
Visibly excited to see creatures such as penguins, otters, octopuses and catfish, the kids are disappointed when they’re presented with floating plastic bags, bottles and packaging instead.
Ogilvy UK had turned Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium into an exhibition of supermarket plastics, demonstrating a ‘stark vision’ of the future oceans should humanity not take action to reduce the amount of unsustainable packaging produced.  The film aims to support Greenpeace’s petition calling on supermarkets in particular to reduce their plastic footprint.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Advertising
Chief Creative Officer: Mick Mahoney
Creative Director: Martha Riley
Art Director:  Ran Stallard
Chief Production Officer:  Clare Donald
Agency Producer: Jodie Sibson
Assistant Producer: Chloe Brown
Chief Strategic Officer:  Kevin Chesters
Business Director: Katharine Easteal
Production Company: Hoi Polloi 
Director: Chris Hugall
Producer: Peter Shuttleworth
DOP: David Pimm
Camera Op: Max Smith
Art Director: Jo Mooney
Sound: Duncan Ettie
Editor: Nye Williams 
Music production co: Soundtree Music
Composer: Peter Raeburn 
Orchestration: Peter Raeburn and Luke Fabia
Sound Design and mix: Henning Knöpfel
Post Production- Flame work: GPS
Producer: Annika Gustavsson
Post Production- Telecine: Unit/ Nick Dalby
Producer: Isabella Wakley
Tags: UK, Ad of the Day
 
 
 
 
 
 
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FCB Lisbon: APAV – Portuguese Association for Victim Support 'Excuses'

Agency: FCB Lisbon
Client: APAV – Portuguese Association for Victim Support
Date: April 2018
This poster campaign, created to raise awareness of domestic abuse, riffs on common explanations and excuses – such as 'I fell down the stairs' or 'It was the door'– used by survivors to hide abuse.
The ads were made for the Portuguese Association for Victim Support (APAV), a domestic abuse charity.
To raise awareness about the truth behind these statements, FCB Lisbon created a series of ads showing surreal houses built out of stairs and doors, showing how a house would actually have to look like to make all these excuses true.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Creative Directors: Edson Athayde
Art Director: Eduardo Pastor
Copywriter: Leo Gomez
3D: Mulungu
Post production: WhiteLab
Account Director: Sónia Gonçalves
Tags: Portugal, advertising
 
 
 
 
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Carter Wong: TicketyBrew 'Brand revamp'

Agency: Carter Wong
Client: TicketyBrew
Date: April 2018
British craft beer brand TicketyBrew has unveiled a refreshed identity with design by multi-disciplinary studio Carter Wong. The studio was briefed to refine the brand’s structure and visual identity following the rapid expansion of the product range, which had led to a sprawling visual identity across more than 35 products.
To restore impact, Carter Wong refocused TicketyBrew’s messaging, stripping the brand back to a simplified identity with a more contemporary look and feel. The range was then segmented to provide structure, splitting the portfolio into a Core Range of 11 beers and a Limited Editions range of approximately 26 more unusual flavours.
Carter Wong retained the original colour palette for the Core Range but reduced the volume of written content on the wraparound label for a cleaner feel. Each flavour within the Core Range now has a number to help distinguish between the products, with a stamp design to celebrate where the beer is made and touches of bright colours to appeal to the latest trends. Across the Limited Editions range, a patterned background in vibrant tones creates standout to differentiate from the Core Range, with four patterns on rotation and colourways chosen based on the individual flavours.
Credits:
 
Tags: UK, design, Branding, brand identity, beer, craft beer, alcohol, Food & Drink, Label
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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FCB Inferno: Project Literacy 'Daunting World'

Agency: FCB Inferno
Client: Project Literacy
Date: April 2018
FCB Inferno is continuing its work with Project Literacy, enlisting ad legend Mark Denton to help draw attention to the challenges associated with the issue of adult illiteracy.
The ‘Daunting World’ campaign for Project Literacy – a movement founded and convened by global education company Pearson to help advance global literacy – uses a series of images that bring to life some of the challenges faced by adults who struggle to read and write.
FCB Inferno partnered with Denton to create the images, a suite of eye-catching photographs taken by and art directed by Denton. They show everyday objects such as detergent bottles, greetings cards and board games, but on closer inspection of the image, the viewer will realize that the messages on each object explains the challenges these everyday objects can present for people who cannot read.
The stories behind the images are real, having been relayed to the Project Literacy team by the newly literate adults they have been working with as part of the campaign. One image of a medicine bottle, for example, directly reflects the story told by Wanda, a now-literate adult from Philadelphia, who movingly described the anxiety she felt each time she had to give her children medicine when they were sick because she could not read the instructions on the packaging.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Chief Creative Officer: Owen Lee
Senior Art Director: Jessica Giles
Senior Copywriter: Austin Hamilton
Strategy Director: Julie Lagan
Senior Producer: Bridie Scriven
Business Director: Helena Georghiou
Senior Account Manager: Charlie Griffith
Graduate: Emma King
Production Company: COY! Communications / Mark Denton
Photographer: Joe Giacomet
Tags: UK
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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: Cannes Film Festival 'Cannes Poster'

Agency:
Client: Cannes Film Festival
Date: April 2018
The 71st Festival de Cannes has unveiled its official poster which features a woman and a man (Karina and Belmondo) engaged in a passionate kiss  taken from Jean-Luc Godard’s Pierrot le fou (1965).
The poster is shot by Georges Pierre who founded the Association des Photographes de Films and  is the work of graphic designer Flore Maquin.
Credits:
 
Tags: Europe
 
Pierrot le fou © Georges Pierre
 
 
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Brave: Panasonic '#PlayWithStyle '

Agency: Brave
Client: Panasonic
Date: April 2018
Panasonic Grooming has unveiled football legend Rio Ferdinand as the new ambassador for its upcoming #PlayWithStyle campaign.
With a recent study revealing that four out of five men (81%)[1] said looking great before an important event helped to improve their confidence, the style-savvy former Manchester United and England star has been recruited to show men the importance of playing with style, both on and off the pitch.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Conceptualised by creative agency Brave and filmed by New Era Productions
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Above+Beyond: OnePlus '#NeverSettleFilm'

Agency: Above+Beyond
Client: OnePlus
Date: April 2018
A new campaign for smartphone brand OnePlus celebrates the company's open innovation culture by inviting its fans to help produce its latest ad. As OnePlus has grown, it has acquired a highly engaged community of fans and users, who guide product development through their feedback.
Above+Beyond's campaign for the smartphone maker takes this collaborative structure one step further by involving the fans in the brand’s advertising, with a film made by incorporating ideas from the OnePlus community.
Above+Beyond will create six versions of the #NeverSettleFilm, taking the best and most interesting suggestions and incorporating them into each new iteration. The final version will be shown at the launch of the upcoming OnePlus 6. All the films will take place in an ever-evolving set with the narrative captured in a single take each time. They will be produced in-house at Above+Beyond, and directed by independent director Carly Cussen.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Creative Agency - Above+Beyond
Sound Design - Scramble
Director - Carly Cussen
Tags: UK, Above+Beyond, OnePlus, Never Settle Film
 
Never Settle Film - 1
 
 
 
 
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Signal Productions: Schwarzkopf 'Live Colour'

Agency: Signal Productions
Client: Schwarzkopf
Date: April 2018
Signal Productions has produced a new TV spot promoting Schwarzkopf's Live range of ultrabright hair dyes. The agency was briefed to build on the success of a 2017 TVC, with the aim of driving sales of hair colour products and NPDs using a mixture of talent from models to influencers.
The agency captured vertical video, TVC footage, point-of-sale and digital outdoor content in a studio complex, allowing the talent to move from one shoot to the next. The strategy allowed the creation of a vast amount of assets and content for the brand's push.
The campaign also saw a return to Signal's rear projection technique, which allowed it to shoot models and talent against multiple backdrops with a rapid turnaround for each setup.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Director - Regan Hall
Creative Director - Neil Bennett, Signal Productions
Producer - Neil Bennett, Signal Productions
Production Manager - Lauren Werry, Signal Productions
Art Director - Julian Marien, Signal Productions
Agency: Recordbay
Tags: UK, marketing, advertising
 
Schwarzkopf LIVE Colour
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Steve Casino: Plenish 'The Royal Nuts'

Agency: Steve Casino
Client: Plenish
Date: April 2018
To celebrate the highly anticipated Royal wedding on May 19, Plenish, the all organic British nut milk brand has given almonds, cashews, hazelnuts and coconuts a Royal makeover and transformed them into mini replica royals, depicting what Harry and Meghan’s big day might look like.
 
Plenish worked with the world’s only nut artist, Ohio-based Steve Casino, and has collaborated with him to recreate the royal nuptials.
 
Finding an artist that was capable of bringing Plenish’s vision to life was no mean feat but the uniquely talented Steve Casino helped to make their nuts idea a reality. The artist spent over 362 hours transforming shells into miniature figurines and scenes of the Royal Wedding.
 
Each of the four different nuts that make-up the range of Plenish Milks – almonds, coconuts, cashews and hazelnuts – were hand-painted, resulting in intricate life-like figurines of the Queen, Prince Charles, Kate, William, Harry and Meghan. Cashew nuts were used to create the Queen’s infamous royal corgis. The scenes of Westminster Abbey and the Royal Balcony incorporate coconuts and hazelnuts carefully crafted to depict realistic royal backdrops.
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Tags: UK
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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