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Have a very creative Christmas: The Drum's holiday campaign coverage (part 3)

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It's the most wonderful time of the year again, and brands around the world are gifting us some of their biggest campaigns in an effort to get us all in the festive spirit.

With campaigns coming in from the likes of JC Penney, Frito-Lay, Etsy and others, here is this year's hoard of Christmas campaigns: from the heartbreaking to the heartwarming and humorous, soundtracked by jingling sleigh bells or acoustic covers of 80s pop songs and illuminated by the golden glow of LED fairy lights.

Take a look under the tree and click on the box that most takes your fancy - don't forget to vote for the work you think best captures the spirit of the season.

Part 1 of the Christmas creative round up can be unwrapped here, and part 2 here. Check back here often to see all the latest campaigns and check out The Drum's ongoing Christmas coverage here.

: 'The Little Things'

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Date: November 2019
The latest campaign from JCPenney reminds viewers to remember the little things - special moments and small gestures that make the holidays a special time. The little things are also small children, eager to embrace the magic of the season and welcome it with helping hands and smiling faces. In one of the spots a mother of a young boy eagerly doing chores asks, “What’s gotten into him?” The answer? Christmas.
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: 'Favourite Things'

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Date: November 2019
Anna Kendrick stars in Frito-Lay's Christmas campaign, which re-purposes the classic 'Favourite Things' lyrics from The Sound of Music with items like “bright yellow Lay’s bags” and a “snack table spread that is fit for a king.” 
 
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: 'The Story of Dunder'

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Date: November 2019
 
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Creative agency: Host/Havas
Executive Creative Director: Jon Austin
Creative Director: Matt Ennis
Senior Copywriter: Anthony Campagna
Senior Art Director: Jari Kennedy
Copywriter: Joe Ranallo
Art Director: Fernanda Gil-Pier and Manuel Rey
Design: Meng Zhang
Head of Account Management: Jo Thomasson
Account Director: Max Bennett
Senior Broadcast Producer: Stephanie Cameron
Chief Strategy Officer: Olly Taylor
Senior Planner: Alyce Cowan
Production: Mighty Nice
Director: Darren Price
2D Animation Director: Bonnie Forsyth
Art Director: Softly Dunstan
Head of Studio: Jeremy Howdin
Head of Production: Tina Braham
Producer: Samantha Daley
Junior Producer: Diana Angelius
Storyboards: Bonnie Forsyth
Character Designer: Marie Thorhauge, Jason Pamment
Environment Designers: Yori Narpati, Alexandre Belbari
Animators 2D: Bonnie Forsyth, Michael Chen, Jarrod Prince, Ella Rousseau, Audrey Villafana, Alea Trinajstic
Animation Lead 3D: Duncan MacLaren
Animator: Michael Chen
Modelling & Surfacing: Greg Petch, Will Brand, Tristan Lock, Trent Rogan, Andrew Kimberley, Billy Harrison, Akhil Mittal , Karen Etherington,
Rigging: Jason Dobra, Tessa Eden
Lighting: Trent Rogan, Mat McCosker, Billy Harrison
Composite: Chris Angelius, Tobias Frei, Fiona Lu, Mathieu Carlot
Print: Jamie Phillips, Leanne Lee
Music Production: Song Zu
Music: Haydn Walker
Sound Design: Abigail Sie
Media agency: Ikon Communication
Production agency: Wellcom Worldwide
Tags: Australia
 
 
 
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: 'Here's to the Makers'

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Date: November 2019
Etsy’s 2019 holiday campaign highlights the vast breadth of categories and unique items their passionate sellers make or curate with love. 
As part of the effort, NYC-based indie film and content studio Bindery created a digital series 'Here's to the Makers' that offers an intimate look at three different sellers. The vignettes take the viewer into their studios to see how they make their work, and –  most importantly – learn about how they make connections and build stories with people who shop with them.
The work was directed by Bindery's Kristine Tsui, who was chosen as one of The Drum's 50 Under 30 honorees this year.
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Production Company: Bindery 
Director: Kristine Tsui 
Executive Producer: Carter Collins 
Producer: Min Soo Elle Kim 
Director of Photography: Ben Joyner 
 
Client: Etsy 
Art Director: Haelim Paek
Content lead: Jean Edelstein
Producer: Jennifer Hsieh
Tags: United States
 
 
 
 
 
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: 'The Ultimate Roast Battle'

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Date: November 2019
Set in a dingy comedy club, Greenpeace's Christmas ad sees a roast battle between two main ingredients of x-mas lunch - turkey and potatoes - to hit home a poignant message about sustainability. 
Not one for the traditional Christmas ad format, most years Greenpeace throws an 'alternative' spot into the mix. This year, before people tuck into their roast dinners, it wants them to reflect on the negative affect such practices have on the environment.
Greenpeace UK has estimated that an area of land the size of Glasgow would be needed to grow enough soya to fatten 10 million turkeys - the amount eaten by Brits every Christmas. As two-thirds of the UK's soya is imported from South America, the charity claims that the UK's turkey tradition is having a detrimental effect on the continent and its deforestation issues. 
Avoiding a guilt-trip montage of various scenes of the destruction, instead, Greenpeace is using comedy as a medium - acting out the roast battle between a potato and an 'evil' turkey. 
Created by Nice and Serious, the spot opens with the Turkey saying: "It's great to be here roasting the 'humble' potato. People call it a 'staple food' because you'd rather staple your lips shut than eat it." 
To which the potato replies: "Well that's rich, considering people only eat turkey for one day of the year. Probably because they need the other 364 for their mouths to rehydrate." 
After a number of of back and forth burns, the potato takes the roast 'too far' by telling the audience about the environmental impact it takes to feed turkeys - exposing the ultimate Christmas conspiracy. 
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Agency: Nice and Serious
Client: Greenpeace UK
Production company: Villager
Post-production: Nice and Serious
Grade: Electric Theatre Collective
 
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Creative Director: Peter Larkin
Client Services Director: Alex Parvin
Account Manager: Ben Parsons 
Strategist: Fadi Dada
Editor: Serafima Serafimova
Designer: Anna Barton
Motion Designer: Giulia Bavagnoli
Motion Designer: Max Crame
Tags: UK
 
 
 
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: 'Gift It Forward: A Cardi Carol'

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Date: November 2019

Pepsi has unveiled a Christmas ad completely antithetical to Coca-Cola’s wholesome winter imagery as it looks to promote the act of giving cash during the holidays with ‘Gift it Forward with Pepsi’.

The flagship ad stars rapper Cardi B as a badass Santa, who delivers money to the world on Christmas night in a flying car. The spot begins with an origin story: when Cardi was young, the Pepsi lore goes, she was too naughty for Santa’s delivery.

This led her to vow to launch a rival festive delivery service with cash as her load rather than presents. A flash forward to the future sees her manning ‘Cardi’s Twerk Shop’, where elves literally turn cans of Pepsi into cash.

The two-minute film will be cut down to a 30-second TV commercial, which will first air on Thanksgiving (28 November). It kicks off a comprehensive engagement platform that will give Pepsi drinkers the chance to win cold hard cash.

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