Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Argentina for Coca-Cola Zero, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

They are a group of 25 digital creative students of Underground, a creative school in Buenos Aires. All of them wanted to accomplish our studies and get a job but with such a huge competitive scenario we needed to find somehow, a way to stand out. That´s how they came out with an idea: they had to work for the best creative in the world. If they could get his attention we would be able to get anyone's. Digital advertisement created by Underground, Argentina for Underground Creative School, within the category: Education.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Argentina for Renault, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Y&R, Argentina for Freddo, within the category: Food.

A game designed to take back kids who switched teams. A parent can get his kid's team to lose, and his team to score all the goals. The game includes: Loudly cheering for one of the teams while the other barely gets some pitiful support. Bad players. Awful kicks. Inexplicable moves. Is the goal too small for you?. All kinds of annoying jokes. And goals they score against themselves will surely unleash your little one’s fury. The child will suffer the humiliation of supporting a small team. The frustration of being passed by like training cones. And the impotence of goals converted from every possible angle. Ending the battle with a historic number of goals That can change the story between a father and a son. More than a fixed match, it's a match that can't be fixed. Digital advertisement created by McCann, Argentina for TyC Sports, within the category: Gaming.

Many 4x4 vehicles are sold in Argentina, but most of them never crossed the city limits. In an effort to position Jeep as the iconic 4x4 brand, encouraging people to go to places where others can't, Leo Burnett created a whole new 4x4 driving experience: a GPS to get lost. The device allows Jeep drivers to let go – completely. It lets adventure-hungry travelers to select a "Get Lost" option on their GPS device, transporting them to parts unknown – even to the driver. Ambient advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Argentina for Jeep, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by la comunidad, Argentina for Argentina’s Presidency of the Nation, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Film advertisement created by la comunidad, Argentina for Billboard, within the category: Media.

Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Argentina for Tarjeta Naranja, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Argentina for Car One, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Argentina for BGH, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Most of the times, Missing Children´s pictures don’t have the notoriety they should get, specially online. That leads us to analyze what was going viral on Instagram. #Art has more than 355 million mentions. So, as art is highly popular and Missing Children photos aren’t, we decided to merge them creating street murals. We contacted artists who helped us to represent the faces of lost children, so we can get people to share these murals on their social networks. The campaign with absolutely 0 budget was seen in different newspapers and became news on tv channels. Thanks to the notoriety of the campaign one of the children's was found and returned to his come. Outdoor advertisement created by DDB, Argentina for Missing Children, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Don, Argentina for Fibertel, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

URL: http://www.nokia.com.ar/productos/promociones/potencia-tu-experiencia Digital advertisement created by Wunderman, Argentina for Nokia, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by la comunidad, Argentina for Verizon, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Madre, Argentina for Aerolineas Argentinas, within the category: Transport.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, Argentina for H2oh!, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Santo, Argentina for Sprite, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Warner Bros. along with 5SEIS agency presented with a magnificent double stand in Argentina Comic-Con 2019. Warner Channel and Warner Bros. Pictures present their most important premieres and their main shows with activities for all ages. A double stand of more than 650 square feet, connected with a lighting arch of more than 20 feet high; visited by more than 70,000 people in the 3 days of the convention. Many fans dove in the universes of each property and participated in interesting activities of The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon and Riverdale, and the upcoming film Godzilla 2: The King of Monsters, Annabelle 3: Comes Home and IT: Chapter 2. The Big Bang Theory, in the last season, had an innovative interactive projection with the best moments of the series´s 12 years. The fans revived moments of the beloved characters; bringing to life the static periodic table of elements. A large Godzilla with roar, lights, and rays, welcomed the attendees who made a colorful video inspired by the King of Monsters. The Riverdale ´s fandom happily entering the Pop's Chock' lit Shoppe created in Buenos Aires. They could sit at the table of the characters and set the perfect scene in the jukebox. Luminous logos, ambiance and many elements of the series, including original jackets, made the participants have their ideal photos and share them with the hashtag #RiverdaleEnWarner. Thousands of photographs were printed in polaroid style as a souvenir of participation. In Annabelle 3: Come home, we welcomed the terror. The brave ones who entered the Warren Family´s basement could visit the room of artifacts and were surprised by various paranormal events. Accompanied by the priest, the visitors came to see Annabelle, although she did not always stay there with them. With Young Sheldon the participants tested their intelligence with two scientific activities. They had to pass a gravity test in which a ball is thrown at the exact time so that it hits a doll in full free fall. As if that were not enough, in the test of spatial aptitude the fanatics were in charge of launching a rocket into outer space. On IT: Chapter 2, we had the iconic red balloons and thousands of fans took their multi-camera boomerang specially designed with the participation of Pennywise. 500 red balloons given which flooded the convection and everybody witnessed that "We all float down here". In social networks, the scope was maximized, in unique and creative posts, the participation of digital Influencers, the creation of daily video capsules and in the countless number of photographs shared by the visitors. A large-scale project, with a large-scale impact. Thank you. Experiential advertisement created by 5SEIS, Argentina for Warner Bros., within the category: Movies.

In recent years, Latin American movement, especially LGBTQ and feminists, began to denounce that the Spanish language was sexist. The grammatical rule of these language, unlike other languages ​​in the world, indicates that words in the plural are always masculine, leaving out the other genres involved in mixed groups of individuals. These movements began to promote the use of gender neutral Spanish, generating a broad debate in the whole society. In this context, FOX Premium would launch the new series "Pose", composed of more than 120 transgender actors and actresses. In this way, when subtitling the series, the brand decided to do so in the Spanish that included them all. We worked side by side with LGBTQ and feminist associations that promoted neutral language in order to change that grammatical rule of Spanish, analyzing the groups characters scene by scene. In groups of male characters, they were "todos"; in groups of female characters, they were "todas"; but in groups of mixed individuals (women and men, cisgender and / or transgender), they were "todes”. The idea positioned FOX Premium as the first television and streaming brand to support neutral language, generating wide acceptance among its target and minorities and great visibility in the big Spanish-language newspapers and news. This decision ignited the debate on gender diversity throughout Latin America, naming "Pose" as the first series to dare to change the rules of Spanish. Integrated advertisement created by Astillero, Argentina for FX Networks, within the category: Media.