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Film advertisement created by K2, French Polynesia for RentHub.pl, within the category: Professional Services.

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The Cape Times newspaper supplement, the Drive Times, is one of the more reliable places to look if you're interested in buying a vehicle. In order to demonstrate this, we went about dramatising just the opposite by creating three rather interesting characters who are attempting to sell their vehicles directly to the public at a remarkably good price (via posters around the city, emailers and 'for sale' signs attached to their cars). When callers call the cellphone number (+27) 82 234 5800, they are greeted by one of our three fabricated characters: Clifford, Mike or Doris. However, these are merely pre-recorded messages made to sound as if the caller has in fact gotten through to them. Once the caller puts down the phone, they are immediately sent the following SMS: Before you consider buying a vehicle from anyone else, consult the Drive Times for new & used vehicles. Free every Thursday with the Cape Times. Know all about it. Ambient advertisement created by Lowe, South Africa for Cape Times, within the category: Media.

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Account ManagerNathan Shamban Film advertisement created by Heat, United States for EA Games, within the category: Gaming.

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Today, many people are facing challenges in their lives, and the smiles we once had are slowly fading away. Car4Cash, the market leader for financing loans through personal cars, wanted to bring back those smiles from car owners. Therefore, we offered them a great deal; 1. A car still paying off installments could take out a loan. 2. Big motorcycles could take out a full loan amount. and 3 Car4Cash Protect, an insurance that covered automotive parts. These great deals were presented in a new film titled “Come Back”, featuring Uncle Khom, Thailand’s favorite comedy superstar. The film helped bring out laughter and provided an encouraging message for the audience during tough times, “go through those challenges in life… with a smile.” The film “Come Back” is based on Thai cultural beliefs. Thais believe that when someone has passed away with troubling thoughts and concerns on their minds, then they could not be reincarnated. There is also another belief that when jing joks (house lizards) make a call towards you, it’s considered as a warning that something bad is about to happen to you. The story is about P’Mate (Uncle Khom), who recently passed but could not reborn because he was still worried about his lovely wife, Auntie Sri. His worries right before passing trapped his spirit in the body of a jing jok (house lizard), so he could go back and talk to her, tell her about the good things in life to follow, and turn around that sadness she was feeling so P’Mate could finally reborn. Film advertisement created by TBWA, Thailand for Krungsri Auto, within the category: Finance.

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French animation collective Andy’s are back with a new trailer for the open-world racing game "The Crew." After taking home prizes at Cannes Lions, NY Festivals, Epica, Clio and the Andys Awards for the Sequoia “Snail” ad and the game trailer for "ZombiU." It’s no surprise "The Crew" is nothing short of a CGI masterpiece. A cross between high-art car commercial and "Fast and Furious,” the trailer illustrates the concept of this customizable, multiplayer game in mesmerizing detail we watch car parts assemble like magnets, a feat that required extensive technical prowess and monitoring. The Andy's said they hope that this trailer would grab the attention of hard-core game fans as well as casual players. Mission accomplished.

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Film advertisement created by RTO+P, United States for Reyka, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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Film advertisement created by The Monkeys, Australia for Fox, within the category: Media.

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Digital advertisement created by BEE Environmental Communication, Hungary for BEE Environmental Communication, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

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COANIQUEM is a Chilean foundation with presence in Latin America and the US that treats burned children both physically and emotionally. The campaign is about #ConsejosCOANIQUEM (COANOQUEMTips) to prevent burns. And that is that, in Chile, 9 out of 10 children get burned in their homes in the presence of adults, a very high statistic that is unknown to the Public Opinion. For the first time children who unfortunately have gone through these type of situations themselves are the ones giving us the advice. In their healing process, both physical and emotional, these children give an example of resilience and courage so that together, we can reduce devastating numbers.

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Outdoor advertisement created by Fuel, Portugal for Link, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Communications technology is supposed to bring us together. Instead, it has been tearing us apart. Especially mobile technology. So in an act of meaningful vandalism, we went out into the streets of Lisbon in the middle of the night and pasted up hundreds of posters bearing messages that directly question this great addiction of the 21st-Century. View the full series of messages and learn more about our addiction to mobile technology at onlineofflife.com

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To learn more about The Year of Alabama Arts, visit the microsite at http://www.artthatspeaks.com

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Taking Marriott Hotels & Resorts' ‘Travel Brilliantly’ philosophy ahead, Weligama Bay Marriott Resort & Spa inspires people to travel through a montage of short narratives captured across Weligama. The film highlights the niche experiences that the lesser known travel destination has to offer. The objective was to position the property as a gateway to the lesser known destination. Film advertisement created by Chrisaldo Goldiloy, Sri Lanka for Marriott Hotels & Resorts, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

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TBWA\ Khanga Rue wants to turn video halls into classrooms. There are at least 10,000 video halls in Tanzania. It’s one of the main avenues of media consumption among youth. TBWA\ Khanga Rue had an idea: let’s turn those video halls into classrooms. Noa Ubongo is a highly innovative, multi-media platform that aims to make a big impact. There are a lot of idle youth in East Africa who – for many reasons – didn’t finish secondary school. Noa Ubongo will help bridge the gap in knowledge and skill development. Digital advertisement created by TBWA, Tanzania for Noa Ubongo, within the category: Education.

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Film advertisement created by The Monkeys, Australia for Fox, within the category: Media.

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Content advertisement created by DDB, Singapore for Ministry of Culture, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Every year we are using more and more stock footage for our clients, so we thought we’d make a tongue-in-cheek film about it.

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Danish headphone makers, AIAIAI launched the C51 Boom Mic, the latest addition to their award-winning TMA-2 Modular Headphone System. More specifically, it gives TMA-2 users an option or add-on of high quality audio speech when chatting or gaming. To coincide with this, they developed VOICE CONTROL. The Pac-Man inspired game, is controlled only via voice command - and with the use of Google speech recognition technology it eliminates the need of a handheld controller, joystick, mouse or buttons of any kind. The game is available online https://voice-control.aiaiai.dk/ as well as a custom-built arcade machines were made for the AIAIAI flagship store in Copenhagen and select retailers across the globe.

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Film advertisement created by Scanad, Uganda for Roofings, within the category: House, Garden.




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