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Wieden+Kennedy London: Lurpak 'Smoooth'

Agency: Wieden+Kennedy London
Client: Lurpak
Date: June 2018
Arla Foods is launching Lurpak Softest, a new soft blend butter that’s spreadable straight from the fridge, with a multi-channel advertising campaign created by Wieden+Kennedy London.
The spot, debuting during the 3 June final of ITV 1’s Britain’s Got Talent, builds on the reputation of Lurpak as the 'Champion of Good Food'. With Lurpak Softest, even a rushed moment can be a time to master food, which the ad proves with a continuous smooth spread.
Smoooth is directed by This Girl Can's Kim Gehrig via Somesuch, with VFX by Time Based Arts and sound handled by Twenty Below.
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Lead Client Name
Elena Marchenko
Päivi Piirala
W+K LONDON
 
Creative Director
Carlos Alija & Laura Sampedro
Creatives
Juan Sevilla & Mico Toledo
Executive Creative Directors
Iain Tait & Tony Davidson
Group Account Director
Paulo Salomao
Account Director
James McHoull
Account Manager
Pat Nally
Planner
Indiana Matine
TV Producer
James Laughton
Print Producer
Amy Leach
Head of Business Affairs
Helena Tomas
Business Affairs Manager
Becky Day
TV PRODUCTION
 
Production Company
Somesuch
Director
Kim Gehrig
Executive Producer
Seth Wilson
Producer
Jacob Swan Hyam
Line Producer
Rebecca Sykes
Director of Photography
Daniel Landin
1st AD
Jez Oakley
Food Creative
Katie Giovanni
Editorial Company
Trim
Editor
Tom Lindsay
VFX Company
Time Based Arts
Producer
Chris Aliano
Colourist
Simone Grattarola
VFX Supervisor
Francois Roisin
Lead Flame Artist
Stephen Grasso
Flame Artist
Adam Paterson
Nuke Artist
Linda Cieniawska
3D Artists
Federico Vanone & Federico Guzzardo
Music Company
Twenty Below
Producer
Emily Pritchard
Composer
Matt Tamsedge
Sound Company
750mph
Sound Designer
Sam Ashwell
Producer
Mary-Ann D’Cruz
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WCRS: TransPennine Express 'Where Next?'

Agency: WCRS
Client: TransPennine Express
Date: June 2018

TransPennine Express has launched ‘Anything You Can Do’. The playful 30-second commercial sees real locals from 25 different locations around the north of England and Scotland have a sing-off to boast about the great things their city or town has to offer.

Written by creative team Joe Roberts and Doug Redfern of WCRS, both proud northerners, the insight behind the campaign came from their own friendly rivalries and sense of pride in the amazing towns and cities of the North of England and Scotland. What better way to highlight what each corner of the region has to offer than a sing off of Broadway classic ‘Anything you can do (I can do better)’.

The launch commercial features residents of Newcastle at the Angel of the North, holidaymakers on the beach in Scarborough, an Alpaca farmer in Leeds and the Caladonia drummers in Glasgow among other colourful characters. While the many characters of the campaign sing the virtues of their beloved homes, it is the TransPennine Express service that connects them all.

The spot was directed by award-winning female director MJ Delaney through Merman.

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Executive Creative Director: Billy Faithfull

Creative Directors: Steve Hawthorne, Katy Hopkins

Creatives: Doug Redfern, Joe Roberts

Agency Producers: Katie Reynolds, Lara Blow

Account Handling: Rob Carter, Richard Williams, Dan Taylor

Planning: Adele Aitchison

Agency Designers: Charlotte Jackson

Media Agency: Wavemaker

Production Company: Merman

Director/Animator: MJ Delaney

DOP: Vanessa Whyte

Production Company Producer: Lucy Tate

Editor: Rebecca Luff, TenThree

Sound Design: Lawrence Kendrick, String & Tins

Post-Production: The Mill

Post Producer: Rebecca Perry

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Sid Lee Paris: Moet & Chandon '20 Years of Greatness'

Agency: Sid Lee Paris
Client: Moet & Chandon
Date: May 2018
This year Federer is celebrating his 20th year as a professional player, a milestone Moet & Chandon decided to celebrate with a special-edition bottle. Created in partnership with agency Sid Lee Paris, the special packaging features a grand vintage bottled the year the tennis star entered the world of professional tennis, 1998.
Gone is Moet & Chandon’s signature tie, which is replaced with the rubber grip of a tennis racket, inscribed with a timeline of the player’s numerous personal and professional exploits.
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Agency: Sid Lee Paris
Client: Moët & Chandon
Title of ad: Roger Federer 20th years pro career
Brand Supervisor: Olivia De Longueil
Chairman / Executive Creative Director: Sylvain Thirache
Agency President: Johan Delpuech
Creative Director: Stephane Soussan
Account Director: Jean-Baptiste Destabeau
Art Director: Romain Lehur
Head of production: Thomas Laget
Producers: Marine Redon, Julia Flusin
Manufacturers (leather): Atelier Toolbox
Production Company: Acne
Photographer: Olle Bengtsson
Music: Nicolas De Grandi, Jonathan Ouanounou, Ludovic Gontrand
Post-Production: Acne
Tags: France
 
 
 
 
 
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Alpha Century: Coral 'World's Biggest Sports Fan'

Agency: Alpha Century
Client: Coral
Date: May 2018
Coral has unveiled its latest TV ad campaign, which was created by newly appointed agency Alpha Century. The campaign introduces Sports Rodstein, the world’s biggest sports fan (although not the savviest) played by Hollywood star and comedian Danny McBride. 
The new 60-second ad aired during the second break of the Champions League final and will run throughout the summer during the World Cup across TV, print, social media, digital and point-of-sale.  
The campaign encourages bettors to keep their heads and make savvy bets and the ad introduces Coral’s new strap line, ‘The smart money’s on Coral’ using Sports Rodstein as the very opposite to a savvy bettor.  The 60-second spot taps into the humour provided by Danny McBride’s character, and delivers an ad that creates memorability and instant impact. 
Coral’s Marketing Director, Alexis Zamboglou says: “We wanted the campaign to create distinction from that of other brands.  In the same vain as Super Bowl half-time ads, Coral is hoping to utilise the huge Champions League audience by creating an ad which speaks to the UK and taps into their emotion when they’re at their peak. 
“Sports betting and gaming is fun and exciting and the aim was to capture this in the new ads.   We think Sports Rodstein will resonate with sports fans. The character represents the hilarious comedy that Danny McBride is known for and delivers a memorable and impactful ad.”
Danny McBride added: "Ever since I heard we were sending Megan Markle over to sort out the Royal family, I’ve been looking for my excuse to get involved in UK culture. Coral was the perfect partner for me."
American filmmaker David Gordon Green directed the ad and his credits include Pineapple Express and Your Highness.
 
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Creative Agency: Alpha Century
Media Agency: the7stars
Director: David Gordon Green
Executive Creative Director: Barnaby Girling
Creative Director: Nathan Church
Production Company: Alpha Century
Major Talent Casting: Talent Republic 
US Production Company: Chelsea Pictures
Agency Head of Production: Ed Pettit
Agency Senior Producer: Dan Smith
Assistant Producer: Jake Ainsworth
Agency Production Manager: Claire Adcock
Head of Strategy: Matt Buttrick
Client Service Director: Suzi Napier
Senior Account Manager: Holly Paton
Account Executive: Melissa Adamou
Editor: Geoff Hounsell and Will Husell - Arcade
Post production: Framestore
Audio: Lee Willis - Silk
 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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J. Walter Thompson Casablanca: Nestle Tunisie Distribution 'Break The Speed'

Agency: J. Walter Thompson Casablanca
Client: Nestle Tunisie Distribution
Date: May 2018
KitKat believes that no matter how fast the world around us might be, we can always make time to stop, and take a break every now and again.
This campaign captures an individual’s moment, managing to take a break even within the speeding timeline of everyday occurrences.
JWT hopes the different situations, varied walks of life and a diverse pool of people within the deceptively simple executions will mean the audience connects with both the individual, the story and the moment.
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Managing Director : Hazem Kaddour
Creative Director : Mohamed Oudaha
Associate Creative Director : Amine Radi Benjelloun
Copywriter: Ayoub Boukdir
Photographers: Marc Paeps & Thomas Francois – of Alimentation Générale
Tags: Morocco, kitkat
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Oyster: Sands (Stillborn and Neonatal Death Charity) 'Finding The Words'

Agency: Oyster
Client: Sands (Stillborn and Neonatal Death Charity)
Date: June 2018
Sands, the stillbirth and neonatal death charity, has launched a campaign urging the public to break the silence around baby loss, leading with a poignant animated film exploring the daily life of a bereaved parent.
The 90-second short follows a grieving mother navigating daily life following the loss of her child. Illustrated alongside her husband in black and white, she gets up in the morning, walks to the office and carries on with her work – but is largely ignored by her friends and colleagues who can’t find the words to express their sympathy.
On her lunchbreak she sits alone scrolling through her phone, however struggles with the constant stream of baby photos posted to her social media feed by her friends.
At the end of the film, a supportive colleague simply offers her a tea and says “I’m so sorry”. This small gesture is enough to turn her world from monochrome to colour, symbolising the power of human interaction when it comes to grief.
The overarching campaign is dubbed ‘Finding the Words’ and is rooted in Sands’ latest webpages, which offer advice on how to talk to and support someone whose baby has died. They also feature information for employers who are supporting a bereaved parent of their return to work.
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Tags: UK, Ad of the Day
 
 
 
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: Qatar Airlines 'Dancing in the Street'

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Client: Qatar Airlines
Date: June 2018
There’s nothing quite like the World Cup on the horizon to put a spring into everybody’s step. This sense of fun and anticipation is perfectly captured in Qatar Airways’ first World Cup campaign, which features a re-recording of the classic song 'Dancing in the Streets' with singer and TV star Nicole Scherzinger – best known as judge on both the UK and US’s X-Factor. The result is an upbeat and infectiously fun-filled ‘musical’ style TV commercial.
The World Cup is set to bring fans from all over the world together in Russia this summer, and this new anthem from Qatar Airways will unite them as never before. The catchy and uplifting song expresses the airline’s firm belief that sports is a universal language which has the power to inspire and encourage people to follow their dreams.
Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive, His Excellency Mr. Akbar Al Baker, said: “Our latest commercial expresses our excitement in being part of the 2018 FIFA World Cup RussiaTM, one of the most anticipated events on the global sports calendar. And we are delighted to have partnered with the extremely talented Nicole Scherzinger on this commercial. Nicole’s voice truly conveys the excitement we all feel in the run-up to the FIFA 2018 World Cup Russia™, and captures our own enthusiasm about sports, as well as the power of an event like this in bringing people together.”
“Music is a force for good,” said Scherzinger. “Historically, it is one of the most powerful forces for uniting humans because it transcends language barriers. This particular song that we’re working on is so powerful and it has a strong message – it celebrates and unites.”
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Tags: UK, Sports Marketing, Fifa World Cup
 
 
 
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DDB Nord: unibet '#BetAndBreakfast'

Agency: DDB Nord
Client: unibet
Date: May 2018
Unibet has unveiled a new content series to encourage customers to make more informed bets on the upcoming the World Cup. The six-part video series titled #BetAndBreakfast features former football legends Didier Drogba and Djibril Cisse, who coach two celebrity teams as they compete head-to-head in a survival of the smartest.
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Tags: Europe, Unibet, World Cup 2018, Football, gambling, Kindred Group
 
Bet And Breakfast | Episode 1 - Knockout Games
 
 
 
 
 
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FP7/DXB, Dubai: Babyshop 'World Without Walls'

Agency: FP7/DXB, Dubai
Client: Babyshop
Date: May 2018
Ramadan is a time of the year when Muslims around the world fast during the day, every day, for an entire month. People wake up, pre-dawn, to eat the morning meal. And they abstain from all food and liquids until dusk. Ramadan serves as a reminder about empathy, tolerance, humanity, unity and togetherness; values that are often forgotten in today’s world beset with prejudice, divisions and walls – both physical as well as emotional.
So, this Ramadan, Babyshop, a children’s retailer in the Middle East is inviting people across the Middle East and the world to reconsider accepted thinking and behaviour. In an uncertain time, when the world around us remains divided between “us” vs. “them”, when we’re all building walls between countries, families, neighbours, economic and social statuses and each other, Babyshop is sharing a message of unity during the month of togetherness - but, with a ‘little’ difference; encouraging us to open up our hearts, doors and minds to others by embracing its philosophy of 'World Without Walls'.
A film on YouTube and Facebook is launching the idea. It follows the journey of a child making his way through an actual world without walls – from his room to his parents’ room to a luxurious Middle East home to a refugee tent to a South Asian home (where a dad is spotted making some morning sandwiches) to an old people’s nursing home and finally, to an orphanage, and beyond.
Through the film, Babyshop is encouraging people across the region to share the message of a #WorldWithoutWalls. The brand is also implementing in-store activities, on-ground initiatives, social content as well as a co-creative social media activation to bring #WorldWithoutWalls to people around the region, and around the world too.
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Client team: Ruban Shanmugarajah, Deepak Mahnot, Mitin Chakraborty, Dina Barakat - Babyshop
Creative Direction: Tahaab Rais - FP7/MENA
Director: Mikkel Blaabjerg Poulsen - Octopuss.tv
DOP: Jonas Berlin - Octopuss.tv
Copywriting, Art Direction, Screenplay: Tahaab Rais - FP7/MENA
Agency Producers: Karol Akl, Darine Kanj Maalouli - FP7/DXB
Regional Head of Strategy: Tahaab Rais - FP7/MENA
GM - Business Unit: Nima Askari - FP7/DXB
Senior Account Director: Vicky Kriplani - FP7/DXB
ECD: Oliver Robinson - FP7/DXB
Creative Director: Mark Williams - McCann Manchester
Singer: Brittin Lane
Songwriter: Tahaab Rais - FP7/MENA
Composer: Joe Dickinson - BKP
Set Art Director: Tibi Hristu
Construction Coordinator: Alex Gherghe
Wardrobe Stylist Brandusa Ioan
1st AD: Cristi Ciurea
Focus puller: Ionut Perianu
Gaffer: Gabi Sora
Key Grip: Cristi Toader
Editor: Theodora Penciu
Colourist: George Bodrug
Graphic Department: Mihaela Magopat, Anca Adascalitei, Razvan Dit, Lucian Prorocu
Dailies & Data: Cristi Sandu
Post-production Producer: Loredana Moise
Production Manager: Liviu Gherghe
Producer: Costin Rantes
Tags: United Arab Emirates, Ramadan, Muslim, ISLAM, Middle East, unity, Peace, fp7, McCann, MENA
 
World Without Walls - Soundtrack
 
 
 
World Without Walls - Film
 
 
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Cogent : Yorkshire Water 'Course It's Better '

Agency: Cogent
Client: Yorkshire Water
Date: March 2017
Yorkshire Water suffers from low brand affinity: around annual billing time, it experiences a dip in customer satisfaction and positive brand perception.
The ‘Course it's better’ campaign platform by Cogent  draws on the heritage and folklore of Yorkshire. It created an integrated campaign designed to rally regional pride and positivity towards the brand.
Living across outdoor, social media, press advertising, giveaways and more, Cogent created a range of content that the people of the county could really get behind.
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Richard Payne - Creative Director - Cogent
Dan Neville - Strategy - Cogent
Suzi Crawford - Social Media Account Manager - Cogent
Sam Armistead - Art Director - Cogent
Alex Fraser - Copywriter - Cogent
Rae Reeves - Producer - Cogent
Trevor Morphew - Client Director - Cogent
Joel Veitch - Animator - Rathergood
Tags: UK, digital, Social media campaign, advertising, marketing, integrated campaign, Brand strategy
 
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Creative Work of the Week APAC: ARCBS explains why regular blood donors are important for pregnant women

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The winner of this week's creative work of the week in Asia Pacific is the Australian Red Cross Blood Service (ARCBS), which launched a campaign to encourage partners of pregnant women in Australia to show their support by donating blood.

Titled ‘She Gives Birth, You Give Blood’ and created by Cummins & Partners, the campaign wants to generate awareness of the need for regular blood donors, by shining a light on the one in five women who will need a blood transfusion during their pregnancy.

The campaign video features pregnant women and their partners going through the process of donating blood, where partners receive support, before the roles are reversed during childbirth.  

The Service hopes this campaign will encourage partners to play a bigger role during pregnancy by by donation blood each trimester as a way to show support for pregnant women.

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Charity group creates new font from letters in G7 leaders’ signatures ahead of summit

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Humanitarian organisation Support to Life has worked with TBWA/Istanbul to create a new font and is encouraging people use to use it for messages to G7 leaders ahead of a gathering in Quebec, Canada. 

Themostpowerfulfont.com has been specially created using its own alphabet comprised of letters from G7 leaders’ signatures in an appeal to world politicians.

The customizable platform can be used to generate any request for G7 leaders to see in their own handwriting, with each request propagated across social media with automatic mention of each leaders’ social profile.

TBWA/Worldwide explained: “By creating themostpowerfulfont.com, Support To Life hopes to capture the influence the G7 leaders hold and use it to provide people outside of this summit with the opportunity to demand solutions.”

The G7 group of nations comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the leaders of which gather annually to discuss the weightiest political issues of the day.

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Creative Works EMEA featuring TBWA\Ireland, Y&R, Sid Lee Paris and more

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Welcome to The Drum Creative Works, supported by Workfront.

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.

For voting updates and more follow The Drum Creative Works on Twitter @TheDrumCreative.

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TBWA\Dublin: Bank of Ireland 'Snuggley'

Agency: TBWA\Dublin
Client: Bank of Ireland
Date: June 2018
For most people, their first home won’t be their last. TBWA\Dublin’s new home campaign for Bank of Ireland understands that change is inevitable. But whether people are moving in or moving on, the brand’s latest film reassures them they’re not alone.
‘Snuggley’ is a TVC that follows a young boy as he experiences new surroundings throughout his childhood. It shows the journey of a family through the eyes of a child and his ever present cuddly toy rabbit, ‘Snuggley’. His ‘Snuggley’ becomes the one constant as he moves home, welcomes new siblings, gets a dog, and makes and leaves friends. Through this comforting sentiment, Bank of Ireland says it’ll stay by their customers’ side, ‘Wherever you go’.
Shot in Dublin over four days, the TVC is directed by Independent’s Gary Freedman. The film features the track, Follow You, Follow Me by Genesis, which has been rerecorded by up-and-coming Cork singer, Maria Byrne.
TBWA\Dublin developed the campaign to promote a range of benefits for customers looking to buy a new home. The campaign will run across TV, OOH, radio, cinema, VOD, digital, native content, social, owned media and one on one. It will be supported by a PR campaign and a series of nationwide events.
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Client: Bank of Ireland
Director of Customer, Analytics, Insights and Marketing: Brían Corish
Head of Marketing: James Munnelly
Consumer and Segment Marketing Manager: Ruth Brady
Creative Agency: TBWA\Dublin
Executive Creative Director: John Kane
Creative Director: John Kilkenny
Chief Strategy Officer: Mark Nolan
Head of Broadcast: Onagh Carolan
Managing Director: Fergal Behan
Account Director: Eibhín Mc Loughlin
Senior Account Manager: Rebecca Schatz
Account Executive: Alex Lloyd
Production Company: Independent
Director: Gary Freedman
Producer: Chris McBride
Service Production Company: Sweet Media
Service Company Producer: Emma O’Beirne
Editor: Adam Spivey, The Playroom
Grade: Jean Clement, MPC London
Online post production: Screen Scene
Online post production producer: Sinead Bagnall
Sound: Mutiny
Music: 'Follow Me, Follow You' written by Genesis, Performed by Maria Byrne
Tags: Ireland
 
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Leo Burnett London: Betfair 'Best Odds'

Agency: Leo Burnett London
Client: Betfair
Date: June 2018
Bookmaker Betfair has launched a TV ad for the Betfair Exchange, as the first part of a new campaign created by Leo Burnett London. The strategy, informed by research by PeopleLab, comprises a suite of through-the-line strands designed to re-introduce consumers to the Betfair brand and what it stands for. The first ad to air was to build awareness of its revolutionary alternative betting platform: the Betfair Exchange.
The latest addition to the Betfair campaign is a 30-second ‘Best Odds’ commercial, where a savvy young sports fan identifies Betfair as offering ‘the best odds on the World Cup’. The TV ad will run on ITV and Sky Sports in the UK. The Exchange and Best Odds films deviate from the category norm and are unified by the campaign strap line, relating to the cognitive process of Betfair’s core sports bettor: ‘Betfair: where gut instinct meets smarts’.
This concept of combining gut instinct and smarts to inform decisions runs across every customer platform, which also includes press, radio, social, display, CRM, OOH and in-app.
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Chief Creative Officer/
Creative Director - Chaka Sobhani
Creatives - Gareth Butters, Liane Dowling, Ben Newman
Board Account Director - Liam Hopkins
Account Director - Jay Perry
Account Manager - Matthew Smith
Account Executive - Alice Slade
Planning Director - Ben Felton
Senior Planner - Niall Moore
Agency Producer - Michelle Hickey, Abbie McClean, Kate Omulloy, Alex Taylor
Director/ Production Co. - Jason Smith / Pulse Films
Producer - Neil Andrews
Post Production - Prodigious / MPC
Sound Design - Wave
VO Recording - SNK
Tags: UK, leo burnett london, betfair, Best Odds, betting
 
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DesignStudio: UEFA 'Champions League brand identity'

Agency: DesignStudio
Client: UEFA
Date: June 2018
The UEFA Champions League has unveiled its new brand for the 2018/19 season. The new season has a vibrant new look, based on a concept called 'Highlighting moments that make the ultimate stage'.
The connected stars from the 'starball' in the league’s logo are the centrepiece of this new brand identity. The concept captures the iconic moments of extraordinary feats of skill and ability that make UEFA Champions League match nights ones to watch.
According to the league, the branding has been designed to be more flexible, while building on established elements such as the anthem, the stadium and the trophy. The blue colour palette, which is derived from UEFA Champions League match nights, has been enriched with new accent colours – magenta and cyan – to support the fresher look.
The identity was developed in collaboration with UEFA's marketing partner, Team Marketing AG, and the London-based creative agency DesignStudio.
The refined brand identity was created to support digital, mobile and social media platforms. The new assets, according to UEFA, allow for an easier, scalable brand integration on smaller surfaces and mobile devices. The level of detail on the 'ultimate stage' stadium and 'starball' visuals has been enhanced to cater for a richer ultra-high-definition television experience.
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Agency: DesignStudio
Client: UEFA Champions League
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Grey London: PROCESSIONS 'Processions'

Agency: Grey London
Client: PROCESSIONS
Date: June 2018
Grey London has launched a series of posters to promote the national art project Processions, which marks 100 years since women got the vote. Tens of thousands of women and girls will walk in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast to celebrate this historic moment and consider what it means to be a woman today.
The project is produced by Artichoke, the not-for-profit organisation behind other public art works including ‘The Sultan’s Elephant’ and ‘Lumiere.’ It’s been commissioned by 14-18 Now, the UK’s art programme for the First World War, which toured the poppies (Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red) to the Tower of London and around the UK.
Each participant will be given a green, purple or white scarf (the colours that represent the Suffragette movement) to create a huge striped procession through the streets. At the heart of these rivers of colour will be specially created banners echoing those carried by suffrage campaigners. Grey London has been supporting Artichoke over the last year, designing the visual identity for Processions. The work will be seen throughout the event which is aiming to be the UK’s largest ever mass participation artworks.
The posters, on display across the UK on sites donated to Artichoke by Primesight, Clear Channel and JCDecaux, feature this branding which optimises the Suffragette colours in a modern way.
Grey’s design work will be seen all this week in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast, as well as online.
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CCO: Caroline Pay
CD: Rachel Robinson
Creative Georgia Horrocks & Matthew KennedyDesigner manager: Ryan Shellard
Designer: Sophie Heath
Head of Design: Yassa KhanHead of Creative Ops: Shaun Musgrove
Senior Creative Producer; Claire Ramasamy
Tags: UK, Grey london, PROCESSIONS OOH, Suffragette Event, Women Vote
 
 
 
 
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Advantage Y&R: Lifeline Childline 'Boxers Against Violence'

Agency: Advantage Y&R
Client: Lifeline Childline
Date: May 2018
Gender-based violence in Namibia is endemic and is usually kept behind closed doors. To bring the issue into the open, Y&R partnered with LifeLine/ChildLine and Namibia’s boxing community to promote a fake boxing matchup between a man and a woman.
We hired two actors and placed their images on official posters for an upcoming boxing tournament. On fight night, the actors were brought into the ring as if to fight, whereupon the announcer interrupted proceedings, reading a statement denouncing gender-based violence and directing people to the LifeLine/ChildLine Namibia helpline.
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Agency: Advantage Y&R, Namibia
Client: Lifeline Childline Namibia
Managing Director: Truda Meaden
Account Director: Carolina Medeiros
Creative Director: Toufic Beyhum
Copywriter: Carl Gough
Art Director: Ezer Mbambus
Designer: kakangwa Ipinge
Agency Producer: Michael McNab
DOP: Tom Baker
Camera 1: Tom Baker
Camera 2: Inna Goroh
Sound: Wojtek Majewski
Editor: Tom Baker
Grading: Jack Newman
Sound Mixer: Timo Saila
Still photographer: Shawn Van Eeden
Tags: Nigeria, Live Brand Experience, public relations, activation, Gender stereotypes, violence
 
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Quiet Storm: Vimto 'I See Vimto in You'

Agency: Quiet Storm
Client: Vimto
Date: June 2018
Quirky vignettes celebrating unconventional individuals expressing their ‘Vimto Spirit’ feature in a new campaign by Quiet Storm for the refreshingly different soft drinks brand. The new strategy is based on the insight that Vimto’s target audience feel under pressure to be something they’re not, when all they really want is to be recognised and accepted for the individuals they are.
The campaign plays on the individuality of the teenage demographic by subverting expectations. It offers the audience an opportunity to engage with Vimto – and participate in the campaign – across a number of different media, with each medium working in a different but complementary way.
It breaks on 4 June with executions including TV, cinema, digital, experiential, social, print and VOD. A teaser element appeared in early May on Vimto’s social channels and in local press in Manchester, inviting fans to audition to feature in the campaign.
The television ad instructs viewers to close their eyes in order to enjoy it. Viewers who break the rules and ignore the instruction are rewarded with a series of vignettes celebrating unconventional individuals expressing their inner Vimto Spirit, including some of the winners from the Manchester auditions.
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Creative Agency - Quiet Storm
Creative Directors - Trevor Robinson & Matthew Mifsud
Creative Team - Quiet Storm Creative
Planning - Jon Howard
Account Director - Jenna Hayward/Jonathan Dale
Agency Producer - Dan Healy/Alex Aziz
Director/Production Co - Trevor Robinson/Quiet Storm
Producer - Dan Healy/Alex Aziz
Tags: UK, Quiet Storm, vimto, I See Vimto In You
 
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Creative Works APAC: the Ramadan 2018 special

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Welcome to The Drum's APAC Creative Works, the Ramadan special.

As always, this section is dedicated to showing the best creative work and gives you, the reader, the chance to decide which work we feature as our APAC 'Creative Work of the Week.'

We've now introduced our new five-star voting system. To vote for your favorite, make sure you click on the stars. The winner be chosen based on the average rating and the number of votes cast. Voting closes on Tuesday 19 June.

For project information, credits and more hover over the 'i' icon or expand to full screen.

To submit work for future publication, contact Shawn Lim or upload via our online form. For voting updates and more follow The Drum Creative Works on Twitter @TheDrumCreative.

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Serviceplan: BMW '#30daysofjoy'

Agency: Serviceplan
Client: BMW
Date: June 2018
Ramadan is the most valuable time of the year for every Muslim. It’s the time of being humble and kind. It’s also the busiest time for everyone who works in the Middle Eastern advertising industry, as every brand beckons its customers with special deals in the so-called ‘Month of Generosity’. This campaign cuts through the clutter of Ramadan offers, by staying true to the BMW brand’s core values.
The BMW brand is focussed on the sheer pleasure of driving, so the #30daysofjoy campaign communicates the unique assets of the cars: high-tech innovation and luxurious yet sporty performance.
Serviceplan Group Middle East created four hero videos, opening with dynamic driving shots to highlight performance and features.But it’s not just a car for people who love to drive – it’s much more than that.  A BMW reflects the driver’s identity and personality too. So, when it’s the time of the year – the most important time of the year for every Muslim – to focus more on togetherness and family, your BMW will be with you, a vital part of your family. Therefore, this Ramadan is not just about driving, but about driving home to enjoy family time and moments of togetherness.
Each film is complemented with a still product photo shot for additional online, offline and out of home communication. In addition to the main campaign Serviceplan Group Middle East created a special website, which celebrates the Month of Generosity and BMW driving pleasure every day of Ramadan. It was designed to entertain users during the day and surprise them with exclusive BMW gifts and prizes.
 
The film vignettes were shot in the UAE. A production team from Neverest joined the leading creative team from Serviceplan Group Middle East. 
Credits:
 
 
 
Director Marc Hartmann
Executive Producer Anett Grünbeck
Executive Creative Director Moe Jawhar
Creative Director / English Copy Kazuko Yokoe
Strategy Director Frances Bonifacio
Arabic Copywriter Khalil Haddad
Account Director Ona Linda Johnson
 
Tags: United Arab Emirates
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Coca-Cola: FP7/McCann 'Sunset'

Agency: Coca-Cola
Client: FP7/McCann
Date: May 2018
Ramadan, a month in the Muslim world when people fast from pre-dawn to sunset, is a month of unity and togetherness; when Muslims are meant to be kind to each other and be more humane to each other. It is when people from different walks of life are meant to get along and get together. So, through this ad, in Ramadan, Coca-Cola is inspiring people to see each other, both Muslims and non-Muslims in a different light.
The intent is situating the story in the Western world, without specifying any particular nationality or geography. It’s the story of Ramadan abroad, in a foreign land. The story transcends national boundaries and is meant to address unnecessary divisions and prejudices between us; that keep us apart vs. bringing us together.
The ad tells a story of a Muslim woman and a Western non-Muslim woman – without specifying any particular nationality – enjoying a Coca-Cola as the sun sets.
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Tags: Netherlands, Coca Cola, Ramadan
 
Coca-Cola Sunset
 
 
 
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FCB: Levi Strauss & Co 'Hidup Positf'

Agency: FCB
Client: Levi Strauss & Co
Date: June 2018
The campaign wants to show an authentic self-expression and focuses on the change of mindset and behaviour, which is an important part of the Ramadan experience. It also featuresmusic artists Daiyan Trisha from Malaysia and Indonesian band Batiga.
Credits:
 
 
Senior marketing manager for Levi Strauss SEA: Eleanor Chin
Marketing manager for Levi Strauss Indonesia: Adhita Idris
Marketing manager for Levi Strauss Malaysia: Jennifer Chan
Levi’s director of brand environment for AMA: Carlos Collins
Agency: FCB Jakarta
Executive creative director: Ravi Shanker
Managing director: Sony Nichani
Creative group head: Jovita Damiani
Art director: Fahad Mecca
Head of digital: Chetan Shetty
Account director: Dian Putri
Agency producer: Yuannita Pancaarini
Production house: Making Name
Film director and photographer: Ithyle Griffiths
EP: Anand B Krishan Singh and Minda
DOP: Roni Arnold
Art director film: Ichlas Yanuar Putra
Sound engineer: Jacko
Offline editor: Dino
Line producer Nindy Kharisma
Music composed: Universal Music Indonesia with Batiga
Music producer: Sugio Dwinanto Wibowo
Performed by: Daiyan (Malaysia) and Batiga (Indonesia)
Tags: Indonesia
 
 
 
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Dentsu: AirAsia 'AirAsia Ramadan 2018: Ikhlas and Harvest 2018'

Agency: Dentsu
Client: AirAsia
Date: June 2018
AirAsia's Ramadan video dives into the lives of individual Allstars (AirAsia employees) and relishes in the true spirit of Ramadan. The video focuses on and celebrates the determination, integrity, perseverance and sense of responsibility that's heightened for all Muslims throughout the Holy Month. 
To celebrate Kaamatan and Gawai Harvest Festivals, AirAsia draws inspiration from a social enterprise whose rice business has flourished through the connections enabled by AirAsia's extensive network. The story is centred around Langit, a hard working rice seller from Kuching, a small town in Sarawak whose dream was to expand his rice business across Borneo. The tale carries viewers through Langit's life; how he started his own family and his son's aspirations in bringing his father's dream across the continent. 
 
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Tags: Malaysia
 
 
 
 
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Toni&Guy tries to breathe new life into traditional posters with the help of its stylists

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Toni&Guy has launched an out-of-home campaign to give its stylists a platform to express themselves as artists and showcase their most creative work.

The campaign, created by VML, saw stylists from the British hairstyling chain replicating the way they styled the human head with the upper edges of posters, which were located in Singapore malls.

Toni&Guy hopes that by turning the posters into hair models, it breathes new life into posters as an advertising OOH medium.

“We wanted to replicate how Toni&Guy is able to take a person’s hair and really shape and transform it, so we approached the designs and materials in the same way," said Joaquim Laurel, creative director at VML Southeast Asia and India.

"At the same time, we needed to create a design where the focus was on the hair style above everything else. Meeting the Toni&Guy team inspired the agency to build that heritage of craft and style into our work.”

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Creative Works: Father's Day edition, featuring HP, Dove, Busch and more

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Father's Day doesn't get the love that Mother's Day does, especially as it often lands near graduation days. But appreciating dads is just as important, as many brands understand, which is why Sunday will be filled with sentiments for dear old dad.

The Drum has rounded up a selection of campaigns from around the globe, each uniquely celebrating fatherhood. Some are touching, some are humorous, but all give dads their due on their special day.

Scroll through the entries below, then click on them and vote for your favorites by clicking on the stars. Then, check out our Creative Works homepage to see more of the latest, and greatest, global ad campaigns.

FF New York : HP 'Dad'

Agency: FF New York
Client: HP
Date: June 2018
HP’s marketing reinvention, as a brand, is centered on creating and delivering emotional resonance based on insights. The key insight behind the new spot, ‘Dad’ finds that in the age of the smartphone and social media we’re more connected than ever, but also lonelier than ever.
We’re taking more photos, but we usually only experience them for fleeting moments online. Printed photos, however, due to their tangible, lasting nature, help us stay connected in deeper, more meaningful ways, according to HP.
The ‘Dad’ spot shows a young father holding his infant son, introducing him to his grandfather. We see the child reaching out and touching the hands and face of the older man as the narration says, “he’s my dad, just like I’m your dad…and without him, we wouldn’t be here.”
The camera pulls back again to show that the two are actually looking at a photo of the grandfather, who has since passed away. It’s a touching moment that shows that technology has a human side that can bring people together.
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Client: HP Inc
HP WW Marketing Team: Vikrant Batra , Ladd Martin, Laura Morris, Amy Rowan
Creative Agency: FFNY
CCO: Fred & Farid
Creative Director: Laurent Leccia
Art Director: Jon Barco
Copywriter: Gabriel Sehringer
Agency Account Team: Amanda Hellman, Sara Katherine Rich
Director of Business Affairs: Lisa Rosario
Executive Producer: Amanda Van Caneghem
Production Co: Tool
Director: Rachel McDonald
Director of Photography: Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki
Producers: Brad Johns, Martha English
Editorial: Final Cut
Editor: Amanda James
Producers: Lena Lobel, Sarah Roebuck, Michelle Corney
Color: Company3
Colorist: Tom Poole
Music and Sound Design by Q Department
Sound Mix by Machine
Audio Producers: Kyra Hendricks, Alek Rost
Sound Mixers: T. Terressa Tate, Hunter Berk, Amanda Fuentes
VFX Team: Dirk Greene, Aska Otake, Phil Brooks
 
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Deutsch New York: Busch 'Father's Day Surprise'

Agency: Deutsch New York
Client: Busch
Date: June 2018
Busch beer has taken over an entire town in upstate New York to drive a message home that one dad just wants Busch beer for Father’s Day.
In a short film Busch shows that it will no longer stand idly by as hard-working, loyal dads are inundated with the bad, the weird and the unwanted gifts usually associated with Father’s Day, like ties, goofy hats and other half-hearted efforts. All Dad wants for Father’s Day is an ice-cold beer with his family, and Busch is helping to spread the word. 
The film then introduces Joe Gray: father of three and resident of Cherry Valley, NY (population: 1,200). While he appreciates the effort his family goes to each year for Father’s Day, all he really wants is to crack open his favorite ice-cold beer and relax. So, Busch lobbied and campaigned in Cherry Valley to make sure that’s exactly what happened.
The brand, with the help of Deutsch NY, outfitted buildings, store-fronts and streets with signs to remind Gray’s family to do their dad right this year and get that guy some Busch. There are yard signs pleading with his sons to get their father Busch, plus cross-street banners, signs on the side of buildings, and even table tents at the diner. Interviews with locals, including the pastor, confirm that yes, Joe Gray does want beer for Father’s Day.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Chief Creative Officer: Dan Kelleher
Executive Creative Director: Jeff Vinick
Creative Director: Heather English
Creative Director: Marques Gartrell
Associate Creative Director: Paul Eliker
Associate Creative Director: Carla Butwin
Director of Integrated Production: Joe Calabrese
Producer: Lauren Pfahler
Director of Integrated Business Affairs: Maria Taris
Group Director, Integrated Business Affairs: Stacy Schwartz
Sr. Business Affairs Manager: Dawn Doumeng
Chief Strategy Officer: Matt Baker
Planning Director: Andrew Quay
Sr. Strategist: Rachel Gruber
Project Manager: Ashley Heisner
Account Director: Andrew Arnot
Account Supervisor: Madalyn McLane
Asst. Account Executive: Taylor Jerome
 
Client, Client Contact:
NA Marketing: Marcel Marcondes
Value and Beyond Beer Brands: Chelsea Phillips
Director, US Value Brands: Daniel Blake
Sr. Brand Manager and Digital Brand Manager: Conor Mason
 
Production Company: Steelhead
Director: Joe Pernice and Jeff Morgan
Director of Photography: Thomas Petersen
Production Sound Mixer: Miliken Gardner
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Editorial Company: Steelhead
Editor: Juan Guzman
Asst. Editor: Erik Skattum
Producer: Samantha Addy
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Telecine:
Colorist: Juan Guzman
 
Original Music: Pulse Music
Music by: Charles Humenry, Adam Miele, and Dan Kuby
Exec Producer: Dan Kuby
 
Audio Post Company: Steelhead
Mix Engineer: Juan Guzman
Producer: Sam Addy
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Tags: United States
 
 
 
 
 
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: Dove '#DearFutureDads'

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Client: Dove
Date: June 2018
In time for Father's Day, Dove Men+Care is supporting paternity leave to stress the importance of children having equal time with both parents.
A campaign championing greater access to paternity leave policies to enable men around the world to be the parents they want to be, called #DearFutureDads, has been launched by the company, which says that it is essential to recognize the contribution both parents make to a child’s upbringing. When men have an expanded opportunity to care, the effect is positive and wide reaching. 
The initial movement features a dedicated website and supporting campaign video.
The digital resources hub on the Dove Men+Care website includes information and guidance for men who are considering taking paternity leave. With contributions from Josh Levs and Gary Barker, the site details the benefits of taking leave and how to approach the issue of paternity leave in the workplace. 
The supporting video shows a variety of dads from around the globe, talking about fatherhood and the importance of being with their children.
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Recipe: Birds Eye 'Solidaritea 2018'

Agency: Recipe
Client: Birds Eye
Date: June 2018
Birds Eye is building on its #Solidaritea campaign, championing parenting and putting an end to ‘parent shaming’. The new campaign showing solidarity with parents is breaking in the run up to Father’s Day on June 17th.
 
The campaign is the next installment in an initiative developed with Recipe. It reflects Birds Eye’s commitment to supporting all hard-working and fun-loving parents, as the brand that’s always there whenever needed.
 
In 2017 Birds Eye launched #Solidaritea in support of a group of mummy bloggers who had been condemned by the Daily Mail as ‘slummy mummies’.  It was a rallying cry for all to stand in support of British parents by celebrating their (sometimes) thankless parenting moments.
 
One year on, Birds Eye is celebrating the role of dads - their desire to work just as hard and be just as involved in parenting as mums, 365 days of the year – with an online film, ‘More than just a day’, created by Recipe.
 
The aim is to challenge traditional and antiquated roles of ‘dadding’ by featuring a broad cross-section of dad roles from same-sex parents, single dads, hands-on dads, stay-at-home dads to women and grandparents that fulfil the role of dads too. It is also passionate and celebratory, showing the good bits, the bad bits, the funny bits, the challenging bits and - above all else – the cherished moments of parenting.
 
‘More than just a day’ features a group of daddy bloggers delivering a poem on a school stage, highlighting the issues that are important to them. It also addresses Birds Eye’s role – one of support, not judgement, ending with the sign off: “We’re here. #solidaritea”.
 
The poem tackles meaningful parenting subjects – some are serious, some less serious, but delivered with compassion and attitude. Lines from “It’s 365, tough, glorious, cherished days”, “It’s the best thing I ever did”, to “I’m a punching bag day” encapsulate the dynamic joys and challenges of being a modern dad.
 
All of the ‘dads’ featured are parents/grandparents – LadBaby, The Life of Riley, The Dad Network, Daddy & Dad and Ben Telford (husband of Clemmie Telford; one of last year’s #Solidaritea mummy bloggers). The script was co-developed, based on many of their personal experiences. 
Credits:
 
 
 
 
Agency:  Recipe
CD/Founder:  Dan Jacobs  
Director:  Michael O’Kelly
Editor: Mitchell Young
Producer: Lisa Dawson
Graphics: Alanna Kos
Content Manager:  Richard Green
Account Director:  Misha Mantel
Planner: Sanj Deb
 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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ADK Fortune: Mankind Pharma 'Quit Before You Start'

Agency: ADK Fortune
Client: Mankind Pharma
Date: June 2018
Preganews Pregnancy Detection Card, manufactured and marketed by Mankind Pharmaceuticals is the leading brand in its category. For years, it has been bringing ‘good news’ to the mom-to-be.
 
To take the relationship with its user further, Preganews has just launched a new campaign #QuitBeforeYouStart specifically targeted at couples planning a family. The toll of young smokers in India and the world over is increasing swiftly. Usually women stop smoking before they start planning a baby. But in the case of men, it is very rare that they quit. Through the study done by National Health Society, United Kingdom, it is observed that men who continue smoking while planning a family, run the risk of damaging the DNA of the fetus permanently. Highlighting this issue Prega News urges the ‘would be fathers’ to quit smoking before they start planning a family.
 
#QuitBeforeYouStart is an urge from Preganews to the fathers to quit smoking for a healthy child. Commenting on the campaign, Mr. Rajeev Juneja, CEO, Mankind Pharma said that “Prega News is already the leading brand in the category. It is now the responsibility of the brand to take up relevant issues concerning pregnancy. For a healthy child it is the responsibility of both the mother and father to quit smoking. This takes our corporate philosophy of serving lives further”.
 
The campaign has been conceptualized and executed by ADK Fortune, a WPP agency. Akashneel Dasgupta, NCD, ADK Fortune adds “Planning a family is a huge decision taken by the couple. People are aware about the side-effects of mother’s smoking at the time of pregnancy. But when it comes to men there is a lack of awareness that even the father’s habit of smoking can harm the fetus. With this campaign we would like to break this misconception and highlight the fact that it is equally important for both the partners to quit smoking. If the father is smoking at the time of conceiving, it might damage the DNA of the child, leading to disability for the rest of the child’s life. Through our campaign #QuitBeforeYouStart we make a humble request to quit smoking before it is too late”.
 
The campaign is timed around Father’s Day and World No Tobacco Day, which would be supported with other communication stimuli apart from the film. More about the campaign can be obtained from the Prega News website and Facebook page.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
Mankind Team
 
CEO: Rajeev Juneja
Brand & Marketing Team: Joy Chatterjee, Gunjan Virmani
 
ADK Fortune Team
 
Managing Partner: Subroto Pradhan
 
NCD: Akashneel Dasgupta
 
Account Management: Shruti Negi, Itee Gupta
 
RBF Productions Team
 
Director: Tathagata Singha
 
Producer: Rajesh Bhanushali
 
Tags: India
 
 
 
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VaynerMedia : Michelob Ultra '#Ultradad'

Agency: VaynerMedia
Client: Michelob Ultra
Date: June 2018
In recent years, there’s been an uprising of viral videos celebrating father figures – from a woman asking her stepfather to adopt her to a teacher who has a personalized handshake with each of his students. In celebration of the impact of these non-traditional ‘dads,’ Michelob Ultra has created an emotional film, titled Dear #Ultradad, that enabled three real people to pay a touching tribute to their father figures.
 
The video features real people from around the country including fitness influencer and NFL player Dale Moss and Brent Decker, his high school basketball coach from South Dakota; NYC-based dancer Mary Callahan and Lloyd Culbreath, her dance instructor and mentor Brooke Carrel, a woman who lost her father at the age of 12, and her stepfather David Terpstra.
 
Michelob Ultra is also encouraging consumers 21+ to share tributes to their own father figures on social media using the #Ultradad hashtag. When consumers share a tribute to their father figure, they have the power to do good and give back to those who play this very role. For each post shared, Michelob Ultra will donate $1 to Up2Us Sports.
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Agency: VaynerMedia
Client: Michelob Ultra
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Figliulo&Partners: American Century Investments 'Race'

Agency: Figliulo&Partners
Client: American Century Investments
Date: June 2018
Just in time for Father’s Day, 'Race' was created by brand agency Figliulo&Partners (F&P) for American Century Investments. The spot shows a man attempting to get into shape, struggling but ultimately improving. At the end it is revealed that he’s not training for himself, but to keep up with his daughter – in order to record her competing in a race.
The spot kicks off the new 'Be More Invested' campaign, which embodies American Century’s core values and the belief that when you’re more invested in something, you go the extra mile, which is how the firm approaches offering financial solutions for their client’s needs. The father’s commitment in “Race” is a way to show that “when you’re more invested, you do more”– just like American Century does for its clients. The national campaign will include TV, online video, social and digital placement.
Credits:
 
 
Creative Agency - Figliulo & Partners
CEO/Partner - Mark Figliulo
CCO/Partner - Scott Vitrone
Head of Production/Partner - Robert Valdes
President/Partner - Judith Carr-Rodriguez
Head of Strategy/Partner - Caroline Krediet
Executive Director, Strategy - Henry Monsell
Creative Director - Masataka Kawano
Creative Director - Jeff Scardino
Executive Producer - Jill Landaker Grunes
Senior Producer - Peter Ostella
Senior Post Producer - Meredith Witte
Director of Integrated Business Affairs - Sara Jagielski
Client Services, Director - Natalie Troubh
Group Account Director - Kristin Postill
Account Supervisor - Alexis de Seve
Media Director - Laura Ries
Media Supervisor - Bobby Miller
Group Project Manager - Amy Blitzer
 
Director - Louis Sutherland
Director of Photography - Nate Hurtsellers
 
Editorial - Whitehouse Post
Editor - Chris Murphy
Assistant Editor - Sam Ommen
Executive Producer - Caitlin Grady
Post Producer - Jessica Mann
 
VFX + Finishing - Carbon
Animation / GFX (:15s) - Max Benjamin
Flame Online / Compositing - Matt Reilly
Flame Compositing - Chris Wiseman
Animation / VFX Producer - Paul O’Beirne
 
Color - CO3
Colorist - Tim Masick
Color Producer - Kevin Breheny
Color Assistant - Melina Smith
 
Music Company - Yessian
CCO - Brian Yessian
Head of Production - Michael Yessian
EP - Marlene Bartos
Sr. Producer - Evelyn Brown
Creative Director and Composer - Mike Dragovic
 
Sound Design + Mix - Heard City
Mixer - Phil Loeb
Managing Director - Gloria Pitagorsky
EP - Sasha Awn
Producer - Andi Lewis
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Hill Holliday: 'Fathers and Sons in 2018'

Agency: Hill Holliday
Client:
Date: June 2018
For Father’s Day 2018, Hill Holliday took the opportunity to listen to the voices of fathers and sons as they answer the question, “What makes good man in 2018?” The agency collected their frank, often emotional answers in a video. 
A special thank you to all the fathers and sons who participated, and thank you to all the different types of fathers out there, for everything you do. 
Credits:
 
 
Chief Creative Officer: Lance Jensen
Chief Strategy Officer: Lesley Bielby
Director: Khari Streeter
Planning Director: Caleb Jacobson-Sive
Senior Editor: Liz Colanto
Content Producer: Kaitlyn Medeiros
Executive Producer: Gretchen Taipale
Director of Agency Comunications & PR: Tracy Brady
Planner: David Kerner
DP: Jeremy Ramirez
Assistant Editor: Danielle Calder
Colorist: Mike Grasela
Gaffer: Benjamin Gibson
Sound Engineer: Mark Wong
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Asics shares founding philosophies with series of animated shorts

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Asics has released a series of animated short films delving into the shoe company’s origins in the Japanese city of Kobe and the brand’s guiding principles, laid down by founder Kihachiro Onitsuka.

The ‘Sole of Kobe’ series marks Onitsuka’s centenary, honouring the founder by looking back to the philosophies he inculcated at the company, which is named after an acronym of the Latin aphorism, 'A sound mind in a healthy body.'

Created by Saatchi & Saatchi, and produced by creatives at New York-based agency Brand New School and Amsterdam collective Hello Savants, the films combine a range of animated art styles, sparing narration and lessons from the life of Onitsuka and the growth of Asics.

‘Hope’ tells the story of how Onitsuka came to found his first shoe company – Onitsuka Tiger, which later evolved into Asics – after searching for a way to inspire local youths to turn away from delinquency and petty crime on the mean streets of post-war Kobe.

‘A Shot at the Title’ narrates the backstory to Onitsuka’s first ever shoe, a basketball shoe designed to allow players to turn and stop easily, with suction cups inspired by an opportune salad of cucumber and cold octopus. Produced specially for Kobe’s high school basketball team, the shoe was later credited with helping the side gain the championship title later that year.

The final spot, ‘Future Moves’, explains how Asics still uses Onitsuka’s original ideas and its namesake aphorism as inspiration going forward. As giant shoes and feet stride across a dreamlike fuchsia landscape, Asics’s engineers and scientists are shown experimenting and refining the brand’s footwear technology, with the aim of providing customers with a ‘healthier, happier life.’

Each of the spots utilise different styles of animation – while ‘A Shot At The Title’ is reminiscent of watercolours and traditional Japanese calligraphy, ‘Future Moves’ and ‘Hope’ use more contemporary 3D digital animation, with the latter integrating live action footage, giving the spot a surreal atmosphere.

You can vote for the campaign by clicking on The Drum’s Creative Works box below.

Saatchi & Saatchi: Asics 'Sole of Kobe'

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Asics
Date: June 2018
A new series of three films 'Sole of Kobe' each using different methods of animation, tell the story of the principles behind Asics and its iconic founder Kihachiro Onitsuka, and how the brand continues to use its founding philosophy in its apparel innovations.
'Hope' tells the story of Kihachiro Onitsuka's efforts to inspire local youths in post-war Kobe to take up sports, an initiative which led to his founding of Asics.
'A Shot At The Title' shows viewers how a single project - the search for a superior basketball shoe - led Onitsuka to unusual sources of inspiration and allowed his local high school basketball team to experience unprecedented success. 'Future Moves' discusses Asics' forward-facing philosophies in the 21st century, and the drive at the company to continue building futuristic footwear.
Credits:
 
 
 
Dwayne Koh - executive creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Michael Sison - associate creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Joe Hagel - associate creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Jeremiah Knight - executive director, digital - Saatchi & Saatchi
Nick frontiera - management supervisor - Saatchi & Saatchi
Rieko Aiba - account director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Lauren Swensen - project manager - Saatchi & Saatchi
Richard Bendetti - executive producer - Saatchi & Saatchi
Holly Otto - senior integrated producer - Saatchi & Saatchi LA
Dan Paquin - integrated producer - Saatchi & Saatchi LA
Production team - Brand New School
Production team - Hello Savants
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Creative Works featuring the Brooklyn Brothers, Space City Productions, Dark Horses, Recipe and more

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Space City Productions: Paradise Wildlife Park 'Something Big'

Agency: Space City Productions
Client: Paradise Wildlife Park
Date: June 2018
Charged with showcasing Hertfordshire-based zoo and charity, Paradise Wildlife Park's first ever TV advert, Space City focused on a direct response creative. Focusing on a safari adventure at the core of the messaging, the advert utilised a combination of voice-over and live-action to take would-be visitors on a journey to the park.
The ad shows a family of four enjoying the park, including its new animatronic dinosaur attraction. 
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Stephanie Davis - producer - Space City
Alice Durkin - assistant producer - Space City
Greg Simmons - director - Space City
Laszlo Forras - editor - Space City
Tags: UK, TV advertising, TV Advert, advertising
 
Paradise Wildlife Park - Something Big by Space City
 
 
 
 
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Maximum Effort Productions: Aviation gin 'Ryan Reynolds’ Twin Returns'

Agency: Maximum Effort Productions
Client: Aviation gin
Date: June 2018
With his second stint as Deadpool currently in cinemas, Ryan Reynolds is using his comic chops and his media draw to promote Aviation Gin.
Reynolds bought up the spirits brand in X and has created a Q&A session with his supposed twin 'Gordon' to ride on the coattails of Deadpool 2.
 
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McCann London: The Peter Tatchell Foundation 'Screen the blood, not the sexuality'

Agency: McCann London
Client: The Peter Tatchell Foundation
Date: June 2018
LGBT+ activist Peter Tatchell is urging governments and blood services worldwide to allow gay men to donate blood as part of the 'Screen the blood, not the sexuality' campaign.
The campaign created by McCann London features a satirical video where a security guard positioned infront of the Blood Donation Center is trying to screen men trying to enter the Center with his 'Gaydr', a pseudo “gay detector” device.The spoof Gaydr scan informed them that they were actually gay and not allowed to donate blood.
As part of both McCann London’s and The Peter Tatchell Foundation’s effort to curb the discriminatory blood donor restrictions on sexually active gay and bisexual men , a series of Gaydr devices will be sent to influencers and key figures.
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Ogilvy UK: Boots 'Summer Like You've Seven'

Agency: Ogilvy UK
Client: Boots
Date: June 2018
Boots’ campaign for summer follows the journey of a brilliantly cast seven-year-old girl wondering in the sights, smells and excitement of the summer holidays.
‘Summer like you’re Seven’ is the latest campaign from the retailer’s retained agency Ogilvy UK. Set to the Jungle Book’s ‘Bare Necessities’ the hero film follows seven-year-old Livvie from the time she leaves school until she falls asleep at the dinner table on holiday, focusing on Boots products such as insect spray, plasters, face masks and even leg wax strips in between.
The creative was developed from the insight that children experience summer with an enthusiasm and curiosity that is lost somewhat in adults, and that reminiscing about our childhood view of summer can lift our mood.
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Agency:
ECD – Sam Cartmell
Creatives – Andy Forrest & Nicola Wood
Managing Partner – Ben Skelsey
Account Director – Michele Lardner
Agency Producer – Lisa Mason
Agency Production Assistant - Emma Griffin
Client:
Marketing Director – Helen Normoyle
Senior Marketing Manager – George Shuttlewood
Marketing Manager – Louise Heaton
Production Company:
Director – Keith McCarthy @ Stink
Production Co Producer - Peter Knowles
Production Manager - Georgia Eyres
Edit:
Editor - Tim Hardy @ Stitch
Edit assistant - Chris Wilson @ Stitch
Producer - Angela Hart @ Stitch
Post:
Grade - George K @ MPC
Colour Producer - Tamara Mennell @ MPC
Online - Gramercy Park Studios
Online Post Producer - Claire Lifford
Sound:
Sound Designer - Sam Robson @ 750MPH
Sound Producer - Deborah Whitfield @ 750MPH
Music:
Clearance - Dan Neale @ Native Music
Tags: UK
 
 
 
 
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Dark Horses: Just Eat '#PutItOnAPlate'

Agency: Dark Horses
Client: Just Eat
Date: June 2018
Just Eat has unveiled its World Cup campaign urging football fans to order their favourite takeaways and get a chance to win some limited edition, commemorative football plates.
 
The online film titled #PutItOnAPlate features football legend John Barnes having his face repeatedly licked.  Another film featuring  Gianfranco Zola will be unveiled soon as well.
 
As part of the campaign, whoever orders a takeaway through the Just Eat app between 14th June and 15th July will be in with a chance to be chosen at random to receive an official 2018 Football Plate. Four designs will be released for fans to collect.
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Client – Just Eat
UK Marketing Director – Ben Carter
UK Head of Marketing Communications – Victoria Gold
Marketing Communications Manager – Fiona Bateman
Social Media Marketing Manager – Rachel Kneen
Consumer PR Manager – Mindy Bhachu
Creative Agency - Dark Horses
Creative Director - Steve Munachen
Creative – Mat Joiner
Creative – Rory McCaskill
Managing Director - Simon Dent
Account Director - Dan Cunningham
Agency Producer – Lizzie Mabbott
Production Company – Mindseye
Director – Ben Green
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Recipe: Birds Eye 'Solidaritea 2018'

Agency: Recipe
Client: Birds Eye
Date: June 2018
Birds Eye is building on its #Solidaritea campaign, championing parenting and putting an end to ‘parent shaming’. The new campaign showing solidarity with parents is breaking in the run up to Father’s Day on June 17th.
 
The campaign is the next installment in an initiative developed with Recipe. It reflects Birds Eye’s commitment to supporting all hard-working and fun-loving parents, as the brand that’s always there whenever needed.
 
In 2017 Birds Eye launched #Solidaritea in support of a group of mummy bloggers who had been condemned by the Daily Mail as ‘slummy mummies’.  It was a rallying cry for all to stand in support of British parents by celebrating their (sometimes) thankless parenting moments.
 
One year on, Birds Eye is celebrating the role of dads - their desire to work just as hard and be just as involved in parenting as mums, 365 days of the year – with an online film, ‘More than just a day’, created by Recipe.
 
The aim is to challenge traditional and antiquated roles of ‘dadding’ by featuring a broad cross-section of dad roles from same-sex parents, single dads, hands-on dads, stay-at-home dads to women and grandparents that fulfil the role of dads too. It is also passionate and celebratory, showing the good bits, the bad bits, the funny bits, the challenging bits and - above all else – the cherished moments of parenting.
 
‘More than just a day’ features a group of daddy bloggers delivering a poem on a school stage, highlighting the issues that are important to them. It also addresses Birds Eye’s role – one of support, not judgement, ending with the sign off: “We’re here. #solidaritea”.
 
The poem tackles meaningful parenting subjects – some are serious, some less serious, but delivered with compassion and attitude. Lines from “It’s 365, tough, glorious, cherished days”, “It’s the best thing I ever did”, to “I’m a punching bag day” encapsulate the dynamic joys and challenges of being a modern dad.
 
All of the ‘dads’ featured are parents/grandparents – LadBaby, The Life of Riley, The Dad Network, Daddy & Dad and Ben Telford (husband of Clemmie Telford; one of last year’s #Solidaritea mummy bloggers). The script was co-developed, based on many of their personal experiences. 
Credits:
 
 
 
Agency:  Recipe
CD/Founder:  Dan Jacobs  
Director:  Michael O’Kelly
Editor: Mitchell Young
Producer: Lisa Dawson
Graphics: Alanna Kos
Content Manager:  Richard Green
Account Director:  Misha Mantel
Planner: Sanj Deb
 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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The Brooklyn Brothers, Islenska: Inspired by Iceland 'Team Iceland'

Agency: The Brooklyn Brothers, Islenska
Client: Inspired by Iceland
Date: June 2018
As part of Inspired By Iceland’s ongoing Team Iceland campaign, an initiative designed to recruit fans to Iceland’s cause for the upcoming World Cup, The Brooklyn Brothers, with joint Icelandic agency Íslenska have launched a short film with Icelandic comedian Steindi Jr.
The cheeky Icelander is fast growing a global fan base since his first appearance for Inspired By Iceland in their The Hardest Karaoke Song in the World last year. Today’s clip shows him playing a friendly prank on some Argentines since the talismanic side will be against Iceland for the country’s first ever World Cup match. Afram Island!
The Brooklyn Brothers role developed the creative concept along with handling all global PR media relations, social media strategy and activation.
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The Brooklyn Brothers & Íslenska: Global creative and strategic agencies
Tags: Iceland, film
 
Join #TeamIceland | Cheer with us!
 
 
 
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72andSunny Amsterdam: Johnnie Walker 'Keep Walking'

Agency: 72andSunny Amsterdam
Client: Johnnie Walker
Date: June 2018
Diageo has launched a new marketing campaign for Johnnie Walker whisky, which likens the drink to a social glue helping to bring people together.
Devised in partnership with 72&Sunny Amsterdam, Keep Walking focuses on the marriage between great whiskies and social occasions, mixed in with dramatic landscape photography from the Highland, Island, Speyside and Lowland regions of Scotland.
These are personalised through the depiction of a number of everyday moments drawn from around the world in which people are shown enjoying whisky in the company of others.
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Creative Work of the Week APAC: McDonald's highlights Singaporeans' humanity and diversity during Ramadan

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The winner of creative work of the week: Ramadan special in Asia Pacific is McDonald's, which released a short film in Singapore to showcase the country people's humanity and diversity.

The film follows a McDonald's delivery rider during a day in the month of Ramadan, as he makes deliveries, overcomes difficulties and even helps a man whose car has broken down.

We then see his dedication, his struggles and his perseverance as he rises to the call of duty and his faith.

As he makes his final McDelivery to end a long, hard day, something truly special happens. We witness the touch of humanity, grace and goodness, from man to man, brother to brother.

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Creative Works APAC featuring Societal, VML, Chandelier Creative, Innocean Worldwide and Dalian Wanda

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For project information, credits and more hover over the 'i' icon or expand to full screen.

To submit work for future publication, contact Shawn Lim or upload via our online form. For voting updates and more follow The Drum Creative Works on Twitter @TheDrumCreative.

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Creative Work of the Week APAC: ARCBS explains why regular blood donors are important for pregnant women

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The winner of this week's creative work of the week in Asia Pacific is the Australian Red Cross Blood Service (ARCBS), which launched a campaign to encourage partners of pregnant women in Australia to show their support by donating blood.

Titled ‘She Gives Birth, You Give Blood’ and created by Cummins & Partners, the campaign wants to generate awareness of the need for regular blood donors, by shining a light on the one in five women who will need a blood transfusion during their pregnancy.

The campaign video features pregnant women and their partners going through the process of donating blood, where partners receive support, before the roles are reversed during childbirth.  

The Service hopes this campaign will encourage partners to play a bigger role during pregnancy by by donation blood each trimester as a way to show support for pregnant women.

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Charity group creates new font from letters in G7 leaders’ signatures ahead of summit

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Humanitarian organisation Support to Life has worked with TBWA/Istanbul to create a new font and is encouraging people use to use it for messages to G7 leaders ahead of a gathering in Quebec, Canada. 

Themostpowerfulfont.com has been specially created using its own alphabet comprised of letters from G7 leaders’ signatures in an appeal to world politicians.

The customizable platform can be used to generate any request for G7 leaders to see in their own handwriting, with each request propagated across social media with automatic mention of each leaders’ social profile.

TBWA/Worldwide explained: “By creating themostpowerfulfont.com, Support To Life hopes to capture the influence the G7 leaders hold and use it to provide people outside of this summit with the opportunity to demand solutions.”

The G7 group of nations comprises Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the leaders of which gather annually to discuss the weightiest political issues of the day.

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TBWA\Dublin: Bank of Ireland 'Snuggley'

Agency: TBWA\Dublin
Client: Bank of Ireland
Date: June 2018
For most people, their first home won’t be their last. TBWA\Dublin’s new home campaign for Bank of Ireland understands that change is inevitable. But whether people are moving in or moving on, the brand’s latest film reassures them they’re not alone.
‘Snuggley’ is a TVC that follows a young boy as he experiences new surroundings throughout his childhood. It shows the journey of a family through the eyes of a child and his ever present cuddly toy rabbit, ‘Snuggley’. His ‘Snuggley’ becomes the one constant as he moves home, welcomes new siblings, gets a dog, and makes and leaves friends. Through this comforting sentiment, Bank of Ireland says it’ll stay by their customers’ side, ‘Wherever you go’.
Shot in Dublin over four days, the TVC is directed by Independent’s Gary Freedman. The film features the track, Follow You, Follow Me by Genesis, which has been rerecorded by up-and-coming Cork singer, Maria Byrne.
TBWA\Dublin developed the campaign to promote a range of benefits for customers looking to buy a new home. The campaign will run across TV, OOH, radio, cinema, VOD, digital, native content, social, owned media and one on one. It will be supported by a PR campaign and a series of nationwide events.
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Client: Bank of Ireland
Director of Customer, Analytics, Insights and Marketing: Brían Corish
Head of Marketing: James Munnelly
Consumer and Segment Marketing Manager: Ruth Brady
Creative Agency: TBWA\Dublin
Executive Creative Director: John Kane
Creative Director: John Kilkenny
Chief Strategy Officer: Mark Nolan
Head of Broadcast: Onagh Carolan
Managing Director: Fergal Behan
Account Director: Eibhín Mc Loughlin
Senior Account Manager: Rebecca Schatz
Account Executive: Alex Lloyd
Production Company: Independent
Director: Gary Freedman
Producer: Chris McBride
Service Production Company: Sweet Media
Service Company Producer: Emma O’Beirne
Editor: Adam Spivey, The Playroom
Grade: Jean Clement, MPC London
Online post production: Screen Scene
Online post production producer: Sinead Bagnall
Sound: Mutiny
Music: 'Follow Me, Follow You' written by Genesis, Performed by Maria Byrne
Tags: Ireland
 
Snuggley - Wherever You Go
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Leo Burnett London: Betfair 'Best Odds'

Agency: Leo Burnett London
Client: Betfair
Date: June 2018
Bookmaker Betfair has launched a TV ad for the Betfair Exchange, as the first part of a new campaign created by Leo Burnett London. The strategy, informed by research by PeopleLab, comprises a suite of through-the-line strands designed to re-introduce consumers to the Betfair brand and what it stands for. The first ad to air was to build awareness of its revolutionary alternative betting platform: the Betfair Exchange.
The latest addition to the Betfair campaign is a 30-second ‘Best Odds’ commercial, where a savvy young sports fan identifies Betfair as offering ‘the best odds on the World Cup’. The TV ad will run on ITV and Sky Sports in the UK. The Exchange and Best Odds films deviate from the category norm and are unified by the campaign strap line, relating to the cognitive process of Betfair’s core sports bettor: ‘Betfair: where gut instinct meets smarts’.
This concept of combining gut instinct and smarts to inform decisions runs across every customer platform, which also includes press, radio, social, display, CRM, OOH and in-app.
Credits:
 
 
 
Chief Creative Officer/
Creative Director - Chaka Sobhani
Creatives - Gareth Butters, Liane Dowling, Ben Newman
Board Account Director - Liam Hopkins
Account Director - Jay Perry
Account Manager - Matthew Smith
Account Executive - Alice Slade
Planning Director - Ben Felton
Senior Planner - Niall Moore
Agency Producer - Michelle Hickey, Abbie McClean, Kate Omulloy, Alex Taylor
Director/ Production Co. - Jason Smith / Pulse Films
Producer - Neil Andrews
Post Production - Prodigious / MPC
Sound Design - Wave
VO Recording - SNK
Tags: UK, leo burnett london, betfair, Best Odds, betting
 
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DesignStudio: UEFA 'Champions League brand identity'

Agency: DesignStudio
Client: UEFA
Date: June 2018
The UEFA Champions League has unveiled its new brand for the 2018/19 season. The new season has a vibrant new look, based on a concept called 'Highlighting moments that make the ultimate stage'.
The connected stars from the 'starball' in the league’s logo are the centrepiece of this new brand identity. The concept captures the iconic moments of extraordinary feats of skill and ability that make UEFA Champions League match nights ones to watch.
According to the league, the branding has been designed to be more flexible, while building on established elements such as the anthem, the stadium and the trophy. The blue colour palette, which is derived from UEFA Champions League match nights, has been enriched with new accent colours – magenta and cyan – to support the fresher look.
The identity was developed in collaboration with UEFA's marketing partner, Team Marketing AG, and the London-based creative agency DesignStudio.
The refined brand identity was created to support digital, mobile and social media platforms. The new assets, according to UEFA, allow for an easier, scalable brand integration on smaller surfaces and mobile devices. The level of detail on the 'ultimate stage' stadium and 'starball' visuals has been enhanced to cater for a richer ultra-high-definition television experience.
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Agency: DesignStudio
Client: UEFA Champions League
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Grey London: PROCESSIONS 'Processions'

Agency: Grey London
Client: PROCESSIONS
Date: June 2018
Grey London has launched a series of posters to promote the national art project Processions, which marks 100 years since women got the vote. Tens of thousands of women and girls will walk in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast to celebrate this historic moment and consider what it means to be a woman today.
The project is produced by Artichoke, the not-for-profit organisation behind other public art works including ‘The Sultan’s Elephant’ and ‘Lumiere.’ It’s been commissioned by 14-18 Now, the UK’s art programme for the First World War, which toured the poppies (Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red) to the Tower of London and around the UK.
Each participant will be given a green, purple or white scarf (the colours that represent the Suffragette movement) to create a huge striped procession through the streets. At the heart of these rivers of colour will be specially created banners echoing those carried by suffrage campaigners. Grey London has been supporting Artichoke over the last year, designing the visual identity for Processions. The work will be seen throughout the event which is aiming to be the UK’s largest ever mass participation artworks.
The posters, on display across the UK on sites donated to Artichoke by Primesight, Clear Channel and JCDecaux, feature this branding which optimises the Suffragette colours in a modern way.
Grey’s design work will be seen all this week in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast, as well as online.
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CCO: Caroline Pay
CD: Rachel Robinson
Creative Georgia Horrocks & Matthew KennedyDesigner manager: Ryan Shellard
Designer: Sophie Heath
Head of Design: Yassa KhanHead of Creative Ops: Shaun Musgrove
Senior Creative Producer; Claire Ramasamy
Tags: UK, Grey london, PROCESSIONS OOH, Suffragette Event, Women Vote
 
 
 
 
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Advantage Y&R: Lifeline Childline 'Boxers Against Violence'

Agency: Advantage Y&R
Client: Lifeline Childline
Date: May 2018
Gender-based violence in Namibia is endemic and is usually kept behind closed doors. To bring the issue into the open, Y&R partnered with LifeLine/ChildLine and Namibia’s boxing community to promote a fake boxing matchup between a man and a woman.
We hired two actors and placed their images on official posters for an upcoming boxing tournament. On fight night, the actors were brought into the ring as if to fight, whereupon the announcer interrupted proceedings, reading a statement denouncing gender-based violence and directing people to the LifeLine/ChildLine Namibia helpline.
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Agency: Advantage Y&R, Namibia
Client: Lifeline Childline Namibia
Managing Director: Truda Meaden
Account Director: Carolina Medeiros
Creative Director: Toufic Beyhum
Copywriter: Carl Gough
Art Director: Ezer Mbambus
Designer: kakangwa Ipinge
Agency Producer: Michael McNab
DOP: Tom Baker
Camera 1: Tom Baker
Camera 2: Inna Goroh
Sound: Wojtek Majewski
Editor: Tom Baker
Grading: Jack Newman
Sound Mixer: Timo Saila
Still photographer: Shawn Van Eeden
Tags: Nigeria, Live Brand Experience, public relations, activation, Gender stereotypes, violence
 
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Quiet Storm: Vimto 'I See Vimto in You'

Agency: Quiet Storm
Client: Vimto
Date: June 2018
Quirky vignettes celebrating unconventional individuals expressing their ‘Vimto Spirit’ feature in a new campaign by Quiet Storm for the refreshingly different soft drinks brand. The new strategy is based on the insight that Vimto’s target audience feel under pressure to be something they’re not, when all they really want is to be recognised and accepted for the individuals they are.
The campaign plays on the individuality of the teenage demographic by subverting expectations. It offers the audience an opportunity to engage with Vimto – and participate in the campaign – across a number of different media, with each medium working in a different but complementary way.
It breaks on 4 June with executions including TV, cinema, digital, experiential, social, print and VOD. A teaser element appeared in early May on Vimto’s social channels and in local press in Manchester, inviting fans to audition to feature in the campaign.
The television ad instructs viewers to close their eyes in order to enjoy it. Viewers who break the rules and ignore the instruction are rewarded with a series of vignettes celebrating unconventional individuals expressing their inner Vimto Spirit, including some of the winners from the Manchester auditions.
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Creative Agency - Quiet Storm
Creative Directors - Trevor Robinson & Matthew Mifsud
Creative Team - Quiet Storm Creative
Planning - Jon Howard
Account Director - Jenna Hayward/Jonathan Dale
Agency Producer - Dan Healy/Alex Aziz
Director/Production Co - Trevor Robinson/Quiet Storm
Producer - Dan Healy/Alex Aziz
Tags: UK, Quiet Storm, vimto, I See Vimto In You
 
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Serviceplan: BMW '#30daysofjoy'

Agency: Serviceplan
Client: BMW
Date: June 2018
Ramadan is the most valuable time of the year for every Muslim. It’s the time of being humble and kind. It’s also the busiest time for everyone who works in the Middle Eastern advertising industry, as every brand beckons its customers with special deals in the so-called ‘Month of Generosity’. This campaign cuts through the clutter of Ramadan offers, by staying true to the BMW brand’s core values.
The BMW brand is focussed on the sheer pleasure of driving, so the #30daysofjoy campaign communicates the unique assets of the cars: high-tech innovation and luxurious yet sporty performance.
Serviceplan Group Middle East created four hero videos, opening with dynamic driving shots to highlight performance and features.But it’s not just a car for people who love to drive – it’s much more than that.  A BMW reflects the driver’s identity and personality too. So, when it’s the time of the year – the most important time of the year for every Muslim – to focus more on togetherness and family, your BMW will be with you, a vital part of your family. Therefore, this Ramadan is not just about driving, but about driving home to enjoy family time and moments of togetherness.
Each film is complemented with a still product photo shot for additional online, offline and out of home communication. In addition to the main campaign Serviceplan Group Middle East created a special website, which celebrates the Month of Generosity and BMW driving pleasure every day of Ramadan. It was designed to entertain users during the day and surprise them with exclusive BMW gifts and prizes.
 
The film vignettes were shot in the UAE. A production team from Neverest joined the leading creative team from Serviceplan Group Middle East. 
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Director Marc Hartmann
Executive Producer Anett Grünbeck
Executive Creative Director Moe Jawhar
Creative Director / English Copy Kazuko Yokoe
Strategy Director Frances Bonifacio
Arabic Copywriter Khalil Haddad
Account Director Ona Linda Johnson
 
Tags: United Arab Emirates
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Coca-Cola: FP7/McCann 'Sunset'

Agency: Coca-Cola
Client: FP7/McCann
Date: May 2018
Ramadan, a month in the Muslim world when people fast from pre-dawn to sunset, is a month of unity and togetherness; when Muslims are meant to be kind to each other and be more humane to each other. It is when people from different walks of life are meant to get along and get together. So, through this ad, in Ramadan, Coca-Cola is inspiring people to see each other, both Muslims and non-Muslims in a different light.
The intent is situating the story in the Western world, without specifying any particular nationality or geography. It’s the story of Ramadan abroad, in a foreign land. The story transcends national boundaries and is meant to address unnecessary divisions and prejudices between us; that keep us apart vs. bringing us together.
The ad tells a story of a Muslim woman and a Western non-Muslim woman – without specifying any particular nationality – enjoying a Coca-Cola as the sun sets.
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Tags: Netherlands, Coca Cola, Ramadan
 
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FCB: Levi Strauss & Co 'Hidup Positf'

Agency: FCB
Client: Levi Strauss & Co
Date: June 2018
The campaign wants to show an authentic self-expression and focuses on the change of mindset and behaviour, which is an important part of the Ramadan experience. It also featuresmusic artists Daiyan Trisha from Malaysia and Indonesian band Batiga.
Credits:
 
 
Senior marketing manager for Levi Strauss SEA: Eleanor Chin
Marketing manager for Levi Strauss Indonesia: Adhita Idris
Marketing manager for Levi Strauss Malaysia: Jennifer Chan
Levi’s director of brand environment for AMA: Carlos Collins
Agency: FCB Jakarta
Executive creative director: Ravi Shanker
Managing director: Sony Nichani
Creative group head: Jovita Damiani
Art director: Fahad Mecca
Head of digital: Chetan Shetty
Account director: Dian Putri
Agency producer: Yuannita Pancaarini
Production house: Making Name
Film director and photographer: Ithyle Griffiths
EP: Anand B Krishan Singh and Minda
DOP: Roni Arnold
Art director film: Ichlas Yanuar Putra
Sound engineer: Jacko
Offline editor: Dino
Line producer Nindy Kharisma
Music composed: Universal Music Indonesia with Batiga
Music producer: Sugio Dwinanto Wibowo
Performed by: Daiyan (Malaysia) and Batiga (Indonesia)
Tags: Indonesia
 
 
 
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Dentsu: AirAsia 'AirAsia Ramadan 2018: Ikhlas and Harvest 2018'

Agency: Dentsu
Client: AirAsia
Date: June 2018
AirAsia's Ramadan video dives into the lives of individual Allstars (AirAsia employees) and relishes in the true spirit of Ramadan. The video focuses on and celebrates the determination, integrity, perseverance and sense of responsibility that's heightened for all Muslims throughout the Holy Month. 
To celebrate Kaamatan and Gawai Harvest Festivals, AirAsia draws inspiration from a social enterprise whose rice business has flourished through the connections enabled by AirAsia's extensive network. The story is centred around Langit, a hard working rice seller from Kuching, a small town in Sarawak whose dream was to expand his rice business across Borneo. The tale carries viewers through Langit's life; how he started his own family and his son's aspirations in bringing his father's dream across the continent. 
 
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Tags: Malaysia
 
 
 
 
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Toni&Guy tries to breathe new life into traditional posters with the help of its stylists

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Toni&Guy has launched an out-of-home campaign to give its stylists a platform to express themselves as artists and showcase their most creative work.

The campaign, created by VML, saw stylists from the British hairstyling chain replicating the way they styled the human head with the upper edges of posters, which were located in Singapore malls.

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Toni&Guy hopes that by turning the posters into hair models, it breathes new life into posters as an advertising OOH medium.

“We wanted to replicate how Toni&Guy is able to take a person’s hair and really shape and transform it, so we approached the designs and materials in the same way," said Joaquim Laurel, creative director at VML Southeast Asia and India.

"At the same time, we needed to create a design where the focus was on the hair style above everything else. Meeting the Toni&Guy team inspired the agency to build that heritage of craft and style into our work.”

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Creative Works: Father's Day edition, featuring HP, Dove, Busch and more

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Father's Day doesn't get the love that Mother's Day does, especially as it often lands near graduation days. But appreciating dads is just as important, as many brands understand, which is why Sunday will be filled with sentiments for dear old dad.

The Drum has rounded up a selection of campaigns from around the globe, each uniquely celebrating fatherhood. Some are touching, some are humorous, but all give dads their due on their special day.

Scroll through the entries below, then click on them and vote for your favorites by clicking on the stars. Then, check out our Creative Works homepage to see more of the latest, and greatest, global ad campaigns.

FF New York : HP 'Dad'

Agency: FF New York
Client: HP
Date: June 2018
HP’s marketing reinvention, as a brand, is centered on creating and delivering emotional resonance based on insights. The key insight behind the new spot, ‘Dad’ finds that in the age of the smartphone and social media we’re more connected than ever, but also lonelier than ever.
We’re taking more photos, but we usually only experience them for fleeting moments online. Printed photos, however, due to their tangible, lasting nature, help us stay connected in deeper, more meaningful ways, according to HP.
The ‘Dad’ spot shows a young father holding his infant son, introducing him to his grandfather. We see the child reaching out and touching the hands and face of the older man as the narration says, “he’s my dad, just like I’m your dad…and without him, we wouldn’t be here.”
The camera pulls back again to show that the two are actually looking at a photo of the grandfather, who has since passed away. It’s a touching moment that shows that technology has a human side that can bring people together.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Client: HP Inc
HP WW Marketing Team: Vikrant Batra , Ladd Martin, Laura Morris, Amy Rowan
Creative Agency: FFNY
CCO: Fred & Farid
Creative Director: Laurent Leccia
Art Director: Jon Barco
Copywriter: Gabriel Sehringer
Agency Account Team: Amanda Hellman, Sara Katherine Rich
Director of Business Affairs: Lisa Rosario
Executive Producer: Amanda Van Caneghem
Production Co: Tool
Director: Rachel McDonald
Director of Photography: Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki
Producers: Brad Johns, Martha English
Editorial: Final Cut
Editor: Amanda James
Producers: Lena Lobel, Sarah Roebuck, Michelle Corney
Color: Company3
Colorist: Tom Poole
Music and Sound Design by Q Department
Sound Mix by Machine
Audio Producers: Kyra Hendricks, Alek Rost
Sound Mixers: T. Terressa Tate, Hunter Berk, Amanda Fuentes
VFX Team: Dirk Greene, Aska Otake, Phil Brooks
 
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Deutsch New York: Busch 'Father's Day Surprise'

Agency: Deutsch New York
Client: Busch
Date: June 2018
Busch beer has taken over an entire town in upstate New York to drive a message home that one dad just wants Busch beer for Father’s Day.
In a short film Busch shows that it will no longer stand idly by as hard-working, loyal dads are inundated with the bad, the weird and the unwanted gifts usually associated with Father’s Day, like ties, goofy hats and other half-hearted efforts. All Dad wants for Father’s Day is an ice-cold beer with his family, and Busch is helping to spread the word. 
The film then introduces Joe Gray: father of three and resident of Cherry Valley, NY (population: 1,200). While he appreciates the effort his family goes to each year for Father’s Day, all he really wants is to crack open his favorite ice-cold beer and relax. So, Busch lobbied and campaigned in Cherry Valley to make sure that’s exactly what happened.
The brand, with the help of Deutsch NY, outfitted buildings, store-fronts and streets with signs to remind Gray’s family to do their dad right this year and get that guy some Busch. There are yard signs pleading with his sons to get their father Busch, plus cross-street banners, signs on the side of buildings, and even table tents at the diner. Interviews with locals, including the pastor, confirm that yes, Joe Gray does want beer for Father’s Day.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Chief Creative Officer: Dan Kelleher
Executive Creative Director: Jeff Vinick
Creative Director: Heather English
Creative Director: Marques Gartrell
Associate Creative Director: Paul Eliker
Associate Creative Director: Carla Butwin
Director of Integrated Production: Joe Calabrese
Producer: Lauren Pfahler
Director of Integrated Business Affairs: Maria Taris
Group Director, Integrated Business Affairs: Stacy Schwartz
Sr. Business Affairs Manager: Dawn Doumeng
Chief Strategy Officer: Matt Baker
Planning Director: Andrew Quay
Sr. Strategist: Rachel Gruber
Project Manager: Ashley Heisner
Account Director: Andrew Arnot
Account Supervisor: Madalyn McLane
Asst. Account Executive: Taylor Jerome
 
Client, Client Contact:
NA Marketing: Marcel Marcondes
Value and Beyond Beer Brands: Chelsea Phillips
Director, US Value Brands: Daniel Blake
Sr. Brand Manager and Digital Brand Manager: Conor Mason
 
Production Company: Steelhead
Director: Joe Pernice and Jeff Morgan
Director of Photography: Thomas Petersen
Production Sound Mixer: Miliken Gardner
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Editorial Company: Steelhead
Editor: Juan Guzman
Asst. Editor: Erik Skattum
Producer: Samantha Addy
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Telecine:
Colorist: Juan Guzman
 
Original Music: Pulse Music
Music by: Charles Humenry, Adam Miele, and Dan Kuby
Exec Producer: Dan Kuby
 
Audio Post Company: Steelhead
Mix Engineer: Juan Guzman
Producer: Sam Addy
Executive Producer: Jeff Morgan
 
Tags: United States
 
 
 
 
 
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: Dove '#DearFutureDads'

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Client: Dove
Date: June 2018
In time for Father's Day, Dove Men+Care is supporting paternity leave to stress the importance of children having equal time with both parents.
A campaign championing greater access to paternity leave policies to enable men around the world to be the parents they want to be, called #DearFutureDads, has been launched by the company, which says that it is essential to recognize the contribution both parents make to a child’s upbringing. When men have an expanded opportunity to care, the effect is positive and wide reaching. 
The initial movement features a dedicated website and supporting campaign video.
The digital resources hub on the Dove Men+Care website includes information and guidance for men who are considering taking paternity leave. With contributions from Josh Levs and Gary Barker, the site details the benefits of taking leave and how to approach the issue of paternity leave in the workplace. 
The supporting video shows a variety of dads from around the globe, talking about fatherhood and the importance of being with their children.
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Recipe: Birds Eye 'Solidaritea 2018'

Agency: Recipe
Client: Birds Eye
Date: June 2018
Birds Eye is building on its #Solidaritea campaign, championing parenting and putting an end to ‘parent shaming’. The new campaign showing solidarity with parents is breaking in the run up to Father’s Day on June 17th.
 
The campaign is the next installment in an initiative developed with Recipe. It reflects Birds Eye’s commitment to supporting all hard-working and fun-loving parents, as the brand that’s always there whenever needed.
 
In 2017 Birds Eye launched #Solidaritea in support of a group of mummy bloggers who had been condemned by the Daily Mail as ‘slummy mummies’.  It was a rallying cry for all to stand in support of British parents by celebrating their (sometimes) thankless parenting moments.
 
One year on, Birds Eye is celebrating the role of dads - their desire to work just as hard and be just as involved in parenting as mums, 365 days of the year – with an online film, ‘More than just a day’, created by Recipe.
 
The aim is to challenge traditional and antiquated roles of ‘dadding’ by featuring a broad cross-section of dad roles from same-sex parents, single dads, hands-on dads, stay-at-home dads to women and grandparents that fulfil the role of dads too. It is also passionate and celebratory, showing the good bits, the bad bits, the funny bits, the challenging bits and - above all else – the cherished moments of parenting.
 
‘More than just a day’ features a group of daddy bloggers delivering a poem on a school stage, highlighting the issues that are important to them. It also addresses Birds Eye’s role – one of support, not judgement, ending with the sign off: “We’re here. #solidaritea”.
 
The poem tackles meaningful parenting subjects – some are serious, some less serious, but delivered with compassion and attitude. Lines from “It’s 365, tough, glorious, cherished days”, “It’s the best thing I ever did”, to “I’m a punching bag day” encapsulate the dynamic joys and challenges of being a modern dad.
 
All of the ‘dads’ featured are parents/grandparents – LadBaby, The Life of Riley, The Dad Network, Daddy & Dad and Ben Telford (husband of Clemmie Telford; one of last year’s #Solidaritea mummy bloggers). The script was co-developed, based on many of their personal experiences. 
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
Agency:  Recipe
CD/Founder:  Dan Jacobs  
Director:  Michael O’Kelly
Editor: Mitchell Young
Producer: Lisa Dawson
Graphics: Alanna Kos
Content Manager:  Richard Green
Account Director:  Misha Mantel
Planner: Sanj Deb
 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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ADK Fortune: Mankind Pharma 'Quit Before You Start'

Agency: ADK Fortune
Client: Mankind Pharma
Date: June 2018
Preganews Pregnancy Detection Card, manufactured and marketed by Mankind Pharmaceuticals is the leading brand in its category. For years, it has been bringing ‘good news’ to the mom-to-be.
 
To take the relationship with its user further, Preganews has just launched a new campaign #QuitBeforeYouStart specifically targeted at couples planning a family. The toll of young smokers in India and the world over is increasing swiftly. Usually women stop smoking before they start planning a baby. But in the case of men, it is very rare that they quit. Through the study done by National Health Society, United Kingdom, it is observed that men who continue smoking while planning a family, run the risk of damaging the DNA of the fetus permanently. Highlighting this issue Prega News urges the ‘would be fathers’ to quit smoking before they start planning a family.
 
#QuitBeforeYouStart is an urge from Preganews to the fathers to quit smoking for a healthy child. Commenting on the campaign, Mr. Rajeev Juneja, CEO, Mankind Pharma said that “Prega News is already the leading brand in the category. It is now the responsibility of the brand to take up relevant issues concerning pregnancy. For a healthy child it is the responsibility of both the mother and father to quit smoking. This takes our corporate philosophy of serving lives further”.
 
The campaign has been conceptualized and executed by ADK Fortune, a WPP agency. Akashneel Dasgupta, NCD, ADK Fortune adds “Planning a family is a huge decision taken by the couple. People are aware about the side-effects of mother’s smoking at the time of pregnancy. But when it comes to men there is a lack of awareness that even the father’s habit of smoking can harm the fetus. With this campaign we would like to break this misconception and highlight the fact that it is equally important for both the partners to quit smoking. If the father is smoking at the time of conceiving, it might damage the DNA of the child, leading to disability for the rest of the child’s life. Through our campaign #QuitBeforeYouStart we make a humble request to quit smoking before it is too late”.
 
The campaign is timed around Father’s Day and World No Tobacco Day, which would be supported with other communication stimuli apart from the film. More about the campaign can be obtained from the Prega News website and Facebook page.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
 
Mankind Team
 
CEO: Rajeev Juneja
Brand & Marketing Team: Joy Chatterjee, Gunjan Virmani
 
ADK Fortune Team
 
Managing Partner: Subroto Pradhan
 
NCD: Akashneel Dasgupta
 
Account Management: Shruti Negi, Itee Gupta
 
RBF Productions Team
 
Director: Tathagata Singha
 
Producer: Rajesh Bhanushali
 
Tags: India
 
 
 
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VaynerMedia : Michelob Ultra '#Ultradad'

Agency: VaynerMedia
Client: Michelob Ultra
Date: June 2018
In recent years, there’s been an uprising of viral videos celebrating father figures – from a woman asking her stepfather to adopt her to a teacher who has a personalized handshake with each of his students. In celebration of the impact of these non-traditional ‘dads,’ Michelob Ultra has created an emotional film, titled Dear #Ultradad, that enabled three real people to pay a touching tribute to their father figures.
 
The video features real people from around the country including fitness influencer and NFL player Dale Moss and Brent Decker, his high school basketball coach from South Dakota; NYC-based dancer Mary Callahan and Lloyd Culbreath, her dance instructor and mentor Brooke Carrel, a woman who lost her father at the age of 12, and her stepfather David Terpstra.
 
Michelob Ultra is also encouraging consumers 21+ to share tributes to their own father figures on social media using the #Ultradad hashtag. When consumers share a tribute to their father figure, they have the power to do good and give back to those who play this very role. For each post shared, Michelob Ultra will donate $1 to Up2Us Sports.
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Agency: VaynerMedia
Client: Michelob Ultra
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Figliulo&Partners: American Century Investments 'Race'

Agency: Figliulo&Partners
Client: American Century Investments
Date: June 2018
Just in time for Father’s Day, 'Race' was created by brand agency Figliulo&Partners (F&P) for American Century Investments. The spot shows a man attempting to get into shape, struggling but ultimately improving. At the end it is revealed that he’s not training for himself, but to keep up with his daughter – in order to record her competing in a race.
The spot kicks off the new 'Be More Invested' campaign, which embodies American Century’s core values and the belief that when you’re more invested in something, you go the extra mile, which is how the firm approaches offering financial solutions for their client’s needs. The father’s commitment in “Race” is a way to show that “when you’re more invested, you do more”– just like American Century does for its clients. The national campaign will include TV, online video, social and digital placement.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
Creative Agency - Figliulo & Partners
CEO/Partner - Mark Figliulo
CCO/Partner - Scott Vitrone
Head of Production/Partner - Robert Valdes
President/Partner - Judith Carr-Rodriguez
Head of Strategy/Partner - Caroline Krediet
Executive Director, Strategy - Henry Monsell
Creative Director - Masataka Kawano
Creative Director - Jeff Scardino
Executive Producer - Jill Landaker Grunes
Senior Producer - Peter Ostella
Senior Post Producer - Meredith Witte
Director of Integrated Business Affairs - Sara Jagielski
Client Services, Director - Natalie Troubh
Group Account Director - Kristin Postill
Account Supervisor - Alexis de Seve
Media Director - Laura Ries
Media Supervisor - Bobby Miller
Group Project Manager - Amy Blitzer
 
Director - Louis Sutherland
Director of Photography - Nate Hurtsellers
 
Editorial - Whitehouse Post
Editor - Chris Murphy
Assistant Editor - Sam Ommen
Executive Producer - Caitlin Grady
Post Producer - Jessica Mann
 
VFX + Finishing - Carbon
Animation / GFX (:15s) - Max Benjamin
Flame Online / Compositing - Matt Reilly
Flame Compositing - Chris Wiseman
Animation / VFX Producer - Paul O’Beirne
 
Color - CO3
Colorist - Tim Masick
Color Producer - Kevin Breheny
Color Assistant - Melina Smith
 
Music Company - Yessian
CCO - Brian Yessian
Head of Production - Michael Yessian
EP - Marlene Bartos
Sr. Producer - Evelyn Brown
Creative Director and Composer - Mike Dragovic
 
Sound Design + Mix - Heard City
Mixer - Phil Loeb
Managing Director - Gloria Pitagorsky
EP - Sasha Awn
Producer - Andi Lewis
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Hill Holliday: 'Fathers and Sons in 2018'

Agency: Hill Holliday
Client:
Date: June 2018
For Father’s Day 2018, Hill Holliday took the opportunity to listen to the voices of fathers and sons as they answer the question, “What makes good man in 2018?” The agency collected their frank, often emotional answers in a video. 
A special thank you to all the fathers and sons who participated, and thank you to all the different types of fathers out there, for everything you do. 
Credits:
 
 
 
 
Chief Creative Officer: Lance Jensen
Chief Strategy Officer: Lesley Bielby
Director: Khari Streeter
Planning Director: Caleb Jacobson-Sive
Senior Editor: Liz Colanto
Content Producer: Kaitlyn Medeiros
Executive Producer: Gretchen Taipale
Director of Agency Comunications & PR: Tracy Brady
Planner: David Kerner
DP: Jeremy Ramirez
Assistant Editor: Danielle Calder
Colorist: Mike Grasela
Gaffer: Benjamin Gibson
Sound Engineer: Mark Wong
Tags: United States
 
 
 
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Asics has released a series of animated short films delving into the shoe company’s origins in the Japanese city of Kobe and the brand’s guiding principles, laid down by founder Kihachiro Onitsuka.

The ‘Sole of Kobe’ series marks Onitsuka’s centenary, honouring the founder by looking back to the philosophies he inculcated at the company, which is named after an acronym of the Latin aphorism, 'A sound mind in a healthy body.'

Created by Saatchi & Saatchi, and produced by creatives at New York-based agency Brand New School and Amsterdam collective Hello Savants, the films combine a range of animated art styles, sparing narration and lessons from the life of Onitsuka and the growth of Asics.

Dwayne Koh, executive director of Saatchi & Saatchi, said: “These stories have been buried in the Asics vault for too long, and it’s time to put it out into the public domain in a way that will both and inspire and educate the public on the origins of the brand.”

‘Hope’ tells the story of how Onitsuka came to found his first shoe company – Onitsuka Tiger, which later evolved into Asics – after searching for a way to inspire local youths to turn away from delinquency and petty crime on the mean streets of post-war Kobe.

‘A Shot at the Title’ narrates the backstory to Onitsuka’s first ever shoe, a basketball shoe designed to allow players to turn and stop easily, with suction cups inspired by an opportune salad of cucumber and cold octopus. Produced specially for Kobe’s high school basketball team, the shoe was later credited with helping the side gain the championship title later that year.

The final spot, ‘Future Moves’, explains how Asics still uses Onitsuka’s original ideas and its namesake aphorism as inspiration going forward. As giant shoes and feet stride across a dreamlike fuchsia landscape, Asics’s engineers and scientists are shown experimenting and refining the brand’s footwear technology, with the aim of providing customers with a ‘healthier, happier life.’

Each of the spots utilise different styles of animation – while ‘A Shot At The Title’ is reminiscent of watercolours and traditional Japanese calligraphy, ‘Future Moves’ and ‘Hope’ use more contemporary 3D digital animation, with the latter integrating live action footage, giving the spot a surreal atmosphere.

You can vote for the campaign by clicking on The Drum’s Creative Works box below.

Saatchi & Saatchi: Asics 'Sole of Kobe'

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi
Client: Asics
Date: June 2018
A new series of three films 'Sole of Kobe' each using different methods of animation, tell the story of the principles behind Asics and its iconic founder Kihachiro Onitsuka, and how the brand continues to use its founding philosophy in its apparel innovations.
'Hope' tells the story of Kihachiro Onitsuka's efforts to inspire local youths in post-war Kobe to take up sports, an initiative which led to his founding of Asics.
'A Shot At The Title' shows viewers how a single project - the search for a superior basketball shoe - led Onitsuka to unusual sources of inspiration and allowed his local high school basketball team to experience unprecedented success. 'Future Moves' discusses Asics' forward-facing philosophies in the 21st century, and the drive at the company to continue building futuristic footwear.
Credits:
 
 
 
 
 
Dwayne Koh - executive creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Michael Sison - associate creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Joe Hagel - associate creative director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Jeremiah Knight - executive director, digital - Saatchi & Saatchi
Nick frontiera - management supervisor - Saatchi & Saatchi
Rieko Aiba - account director - Saatchi & Saatchi
Lauren Swensen - project manager - Saatchi & Saatchi
Richard Bendetti - executive producer - Saatchi & Saatchi
Holly Otto - senior integrated producer - Saatchi & Saatchi LA
Dan Paquin - integrated producer - Saatchi & Saatchi LA
Production team - Brand New School
Production team - Hello Savants
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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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Space City Productions: Paradise Wildlife Park 'Something Big'

Agency: Space City Productions
Client: Paradise Wildlife Park
Date: June 2018
Charged with showcasing Hertfordshire-based zoo and charity, Paradise Wildlife Park's first ever TV advert, Space City focused on a direct response creative. Focusing on a safari adventure at the core of the messaging, the advert utilised a combination of voice-over and live-action to take would-be visitors on a journey to the park.
The ad shows a family of four enjoying the park, including its new animatronic dinosaur attraction. 
Credits:
 
 
Stephanie Davis - producer - Space City
Alice Durkin - assistant producer - Space City
Greg Simmons - director - Space City
Laszlo Forras - editor - Space City
Tags: UK, TV advertising, TV Advert, advertising
 
Paradise Wildlife Park - Something Big by Space City
 
 
 
 
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Maximum Effort Productions: Aviation gin 'Ryan Reynolds’ Twin Returns'

Agency: Maximum Effort Productions
Client: Aviation gin
Date: June 2018
With his second stint as Deadpool currently in cinemas, Ryan Reynolds is using his comic chops and his media draw to promote Aviation Gin.
Reynolds bought up the spirits brand in X and has created a Q&A session with his supposed twin 'Gordon' to ride on the coattails of Deadpool 2.
 
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McCann London: The Peter Tatchell Foundation 'Screen the blood, not the sexuality'

Agency: McCann London
Client: The Peter Tatchell Foundation
Date: June 2018
LGBT+ activist Peter Tatchell is urging governments and blood services worldwide to allow gay men to donate blood as part of the 'Screen the blood, not the sexuality' campaign.
The campaign created by McCann London features a satirical video where a security guard positioned infront of the Blood Donation Center is trying to screen men trying to enter the Center with his 'Gaydr', a pseudo “gay detector” device.The spoof Gaydr scan informed them that they were actually gay and not allowed to donate blood.
As part of both McCann London’s and The Peter Tatchell Foundation’s effort to curb the discriminatory blood donor restrictions on sexually active gay and bisexual men , a series of Gaydr devices will be sent to influencers and key figures.
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Ogilvy UK: Boots 'Summer Like You've Seven'

Agency: Ogilvy UK
Client: Boots
Date: June 2018
Boots’ campaign for summer follows the journey of a brilliantly cast seven-year-old girl wondering in the sights, smells and excitement of the summer holidays.
‘Summer like you’re Seven’ is the latest campaign from the retailer’s retained agency Ogilvy UK. Set to the Jungle Book’s ‘Bare Necessities’ the hero film follows seven-year-old Livvie from the time she leaves school until she falls asleep at the dinner table on holiday, focusing on Boots products such as insect spray, plasters, face masks and even leg wax strips in between.
The creative was developed from the insight that children experience summer with an enthusiasm and curiosity that is lost somewhat in adults, and that reminiscing about our childhood view of summer can lift our mood.
Credits:
 
 
Agency:
ECD – Sam Cartmell
Creatives – Andy Forrest & Nicola Wood
Managing Partner – Ben Skelsey
Account Director – Michele Lardner
Agency Producer – Lisa Mason
Agency Production Assistant - Emma Griffin
Client:
Marketing Director – Helen Normoyle
Senior Marketing Manager – George Shuttlewood
Marketing Manager – Louise Heaton
Production Company:
Director – Keith McCarthy @ Stink
Production Co Producer - Peter Knowles
Production Manager - Georgia Eyres
Edit:
Editor - Tim Hardy @ Stitch
Edit assistant - Chris Wilson @ Stitch
Producer - Angela Hart @ Stitch
Post:
Grade - George K @ MPC
Colour Producer - Tamara Mennell @ MPC
Online - Gramercy Park Studios
Online Post Producer - Claire Lifford
Sound:
Sound Designer - Sam Robson @ 750MPH
Sound Producer - Deborah Whitfield @ 750MPH
Music:
Clearance - Dan Neale @ Native Music
Tags: UK
 
 
 
 
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Dark Horses: Just Eat '#PutItOnAPlate'

Agency: Dark Horses
Client: Just Eat
Date: June 2018
Just Eat has unveiled its World Cup campaign urging football fans to order their favourite takeaways and get a chance to win some limited edition, commemorative football plates.
 
The online film titled #PutItOnAPlate features football legend John Barnes having his face repeatedly licked.  Another film featuring  Gianfranco Zola will be unveiled soon as well.
 
As part of the campaign, whoever orders a takeaway through the Just Eat app between 14th June and 15th July will be in with a chance to be chosen at random to receive an official 2018 Football Plate. Four designs will be released for fans to collect.
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Client – Just Eat
UK Marketing Director – Ben Carter
UK Head of Marketing Communications – Victoria Gold
Marketing Communications Manager – Fiona Bateman
Social Media Marketing Manager – Rachel Kneen
Consumer PR Manager – Mindy Bhachu
Creative Agency - Dark Horses
Creative Director - Steve Munachen
Creative – Mat Joiner
Creative – Rory McCaskill
Managing Director - Simon Dent
Account Director - Dan Cunningham
Agency Producer – Lizzie Mabbott
Production Company – Mindseye
Director – Ben Green
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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Recipe: Birds Eye 'Solidaritea 2018'

Agency: Recipe
Client: Birds Eye
Date: June 2018
Birds Eye is building on its #Solidaritea campaign, championing parenting and putting an end to ‘parent shaming’. The new campaign showing solidarity with parents is breaking in the run up to Father’s Day on June 17th.
 
The campaign is the next installment in an initiative developed with Recipe. It reflects Birds Eye’s commitment to supporting all hard-working and fun-loving parents, as the brand that’s always there whenever needed.
 
In 2017 Birds Eye launched #Solidaritea in support of a group of mummy bloggers who had been condemned by the Daily Mail as ‘slummy mummies’.  It was a rallying cry for all to stand in support of British parents by celebrating their (sometimes) thankless parenting moments.
 
One year on, Birds Eye is celebrating the role of dads - their desire to work just as hard and be just as involved in parenting as mums, 365 days of the year – with an online film, ‘More than just a day’, created by Recipe.
 
The aim is to challenge traditional and antiquated roles of ‘dadding’ by featuring a broad cross-section of dad roles from same-sex parents, single dads, hands-on dads, stay-at-home dads to women and grandparents that fulfil the role of dads too. It is also passionate and celebratory, showing the good bits, the bad bits, the funny bits, the challenging bits and - above all else – the cherished moments of parenting.
 
‘More than just a day’ features a group of daddy bloggers delivering a poem on a school stage, highlighting the issues that are important to them. It also addresses Birds Eye’s role – one of support, not judgement, ending with the sign off: “We’re here. #solidaritea”.
 
The poem tackles meaningful parenting subjects – some are serious, some less serious, but delivered with compassion and attitude. Lines from “It’s 365, tough, glorious, cherished days”, “It’s the best thing I ever did”, to “I’m a punching bag day” encapsulate the dynamic joys and challenges of being a modern dad.
 
All of the ‘dads’ featured are parents/grandparents – LadBaby, The Life of Riley, The Dad Network, Daddy & Dad and Ben Telford (husband of Clemmie Telford; one of last year’s #Solidaritea mummy bloggers). The script was co-developed, based on many of their personal experiences. 
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Agency:  Recipe
CD/Founder:  Dan Jacobs  
Director:  Michael O’Kelly
Editor: Mitchell Young
Producer: Lisa Dawson
Graphics: Alanna Kos
Content Manager:  Richard Green
Account Director:  Misha Mantel
Planner: Sanj Deb
 
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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The Brooklyn Brothers, Islenska: Inspired by Iceland 'Team Iceland'

Agency: The Brooklyn Brothers, Islenska
Client: Inspired by Iceland
Date: June 2018
As part of Inspired By Iceland’s ongoing Team Iceland campaign, an initiative designed to recruit fans to Iceland’s cause for the upcoming World Cup, The Brooklyn Brothers, with joint Icelandic agency Íslenska have launched a short film with Icelandic comedian Steindi Jr.
The cheeky Icelander is fast growing a global fan base since his first appearance for Inspired By Iceland in their The Hardest Karaoke Song in the World last year. Today’s clip shows him playing a friendly prank on some Argentines since the talismanic side will be against Iceland for the country’s first ever World Cup match. Afram Island!
The Brooklyn Brothers role developed the creative concept along with handling all global PR media relations, social media strategy and activation.
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The Brooklyn Brothers & Íslenska: Global creative and strategic agencies
Tags: Iceland, film
 
Join #TeamIceland | Cheer with us!
 
 
 
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72andSunny Amsterdam: Johnnie Walker 'Keep Walking'

Agency: 72andSunny Amsterdam
Client: Johnnie Walker
Date: June 2018
Diageo has launched a new marketing campaign for Johnnie Walker whisky, which likens the drink to a social glue helping to bring people together.
Devised in partnership with 72&Sunny Amsterdam, Keep Walking focuses on the marriage between great whiskies and social occasions, mixed in with dramatic landscape photography from the Highland, Island, Speyside and Lowland regions of Scotland.
These are personalised through the depiction of a number of everyday moments drawn from around the world in which people are shown enjoying whisky in the company of others.
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Creative Work of the Week APAC: McDonald's highlights Singaporeans' humanity and diversity during Ramadan

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The winner of creative work of the week: Ramadan special in Asia Pacific is McDonald's, which released a short film in Singapore to showcase the country people's humanity and diversity.

The film follows a McDonald's delivery rider during a day in the month of Ramadan, as he makes deliveries, overcomes difficulties and even helps a man whose car has broken down.

We then see his dedication, his struggles and his perseverance as he rises to the call of duty and his faith.

As he makes his final McDelivery to end a long, hard day, something truly special happens. We witness the touch of humanity, grace and goodness, from man to man, brother to brother.

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