Partnering with agency RanaVerse, Unilever saw the opportunity to turn over the status of being an “official WorldPride sponsor” to six grassroots organizations, which otherwise would not have had access to a corporate Pride sponsorship. As part of the campaign, Unilever and RanaVerse created films for each organization, each featuring a different ambassador. Content advertisement created by RanaVerse, United States for Unilever, within the categories: Beauty, Health, House, Garden.

Be Internet Awesome is a nation wide program held by Google that pursues the teaching of the fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety to kids so they can explore the online world with confidence. This year, Orchid helped to conceptualize and build Be Internet Awesome kits, sent to various schools across the country. 800 kits were produced and shipped all across the United States, and kids, parents and teachers loved it! It consists of personalized PixelBooks, Internaut-shaped USB drives, posters and banners, Parent and Teacher guides as well as a trophy to recognize the school after the program has been complete

Ambient advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for The Art Of Bleeding, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Lucky Generals, United States for Co-op, within the category: Retail Services.

Women don’t pursue weightlifting because of the false perception that they’ll start to look like men. Integrated advertisement created by The Creative Circus, United States for Adidas, within the category: Sports.

Resting bitch face is not a flaw, it’s a power that combats daily female challenges. Integrated advertisement created by The Creative Circus, United States for BITCHSTIX, within the category: Beauty.

Oakland-based independent agency Evolution Bureau (EVB) announced the launch of new national digital advertisements for Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (NASDAQ: BBBY). The initiative, which debuted across digital and social channels, including YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram/Instagram Stories, is designed to drive traffic to the brand’s brick-and-mortar stores by reintroducing customers to the benefits of “offline shopping” in a fun and memorable way. Film advertisement created by Evolution Bureau, United States for Bed Bath & Beyond, within the category: Retail Services.

The Glenlivet is taking the single malt category to a new audience - moms. Who says scotch is just for men? And wouldn’t it make a wonderful Mother’s Day gift. The Glenlivet is on a mission to open up old traditions this gifting season while opening up the single malt category to a new generation of consumers. The brand is inviting new people, original ideas and fresh perspectives into the category.

Film advertisement created by The Community, United States for Verizon, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

To celebrate Halloween, we made the Burger King drive-thru to die for. Tune in to our radio station which will accompany you through a hell of mediocre burgers, ghoulish characters, and spooky sounds. Film advertisement created by The Creative Circus, United States for Burger King, within the category: Food.

https://creativeconfessions.org Creatives are up to 4X more likely to develop mental health problems + their job is based on their own thoughts, ideas and emotions—and to have them judged by others. In addition, the creative industry is full of pressure + has pretty few regulations (read: is a bloody mess). This combination has resulted in an industry packed with people struggling with mental health issues, but despite how common it is, there is little to no conversation, information or actions made to change it, and many feel alone and abnormal when the troubles come knocking— which only amplifies the issues. Creative Confessions is an initiative out to change it :) Our mission is to 1) promote openness to fight feelings of loneliness and abnormality and 2) develop tools for schools, hubs and offices that can help prevent mental health issues. We just did a pre-launch, releasing an anonymous survey on creativity + mental health, with the purpose of giving creatives 30 minutes of valuable self reflection, and at the same time figure out what seems to be the biggest challenges in the industry, and most importantly: how to change it. https://creativeconfessions.typeform.com

On the occasion of Ralph Lauren’s latest campaign, our director Sharif Hamza highlights the work and the energy of "Work to Ride." Founded in 1994 in Philadelphia, Work to Ride is a non-profit community-based prevention program that aids disadvantaged urban youth through constructive activities centered on horsemanship, equine sports and education. For Filmmaker and Photographer, Sharif Hamza, this campaign was a great occasion to change things and emphasize good cause with a great brand. Here, Ralph Lauren is proud to support the Work to Ride foundation with a grant that will directly fund collegiate scholarships for the Work to Ride high school athletes.

Integrated advertisement created by LIDA, United States for Christie's, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by RGA, United States for Mercedes, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by TDA_Boulder, United States for First Bank, within the category: Finance.

With the new and emerging 360 video/VR technology, we saw the opportunity to show our products in a format that shows more than what a flat-screen would do. It also allows the user to interact with the content to explore all the angles and furniture in the space. The camera is placed like a fly on the wall to create the impression that you are in someone's home; Where Life Happens. Digital advertisement created by Academy of Art University, United States for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Experiencing things together with long-distance friends can be difficult. Introducing Harmony by Netflix, an in-app feature that allows users to and synchronizes content viewing. Digital advertisement created by The Creative Circus, United States for Netflix, within the category: Media.