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Film advertisement created by BSSP, United States for Rao's Homemade, within the category: Food.

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Film advertisement created by Human Design, United States for Ladder, within the category: Health.

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Digital advertisement created by Alma, United States for Netflix, within the category: Media.

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Film advertisement created by Human Design, United States for Ladder, within the category: Health.

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Humanaut launched an integrated marketing campaign for client Organic Valley, an all-organic cooperative of more than 2000 family farmers producing milk, eggs, cheese, and butter. The campaign aims to build the brand's awareness amid a growing flood of greenwashing and confusing health claims in the food and beverage industry. The new campaign calls out how the competition uses sunny marketing images and vague jargon to cover up for less-than-ideal farming practices. The ads make a sharp contrast between industrial farming practices and the way Organic Valley food is made, on small family farms, without the use of toxic chemicals, hormones, GMOs or antibiotics. Film advertisement created by Humanaut, United States for Organic Valley, within the categories: Food, Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

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Film advertisement created by Bullpen Integrated, United States for SurveyMonkey, within the category: Professional Services.

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Film advertisement created by Erwin Penland, United States for Evolve, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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Film advertisement created by Red Tettemer, United States for Reyka, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

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PB & Who? Best enjoyed by the spoonful, small batch MaraNatha peanut and almond butters are “Too Good For Jelly.” So in its first-ever ad campaign, MaraNatha puts a sudden end to the famous, yet unhealthy sandwich relationship. This puts jelly into an emotional tailspin, captured in five stop-motion films, one for each stage of grief. More at www.toogoodforjelly.com. Film advertisement created by Terri & Sandy, United States for MaraNatha, within the category: Food.

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Film advertisement created by BSSP, United States for NBA 2K19, within the category: Gaming.

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Producer Tracy Broaddus Film advertisement created by Venables Bell & Partners, United States for Clear, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

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Film advertisement created by BBDO, United States for 5 Gum, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

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Film advertisement created by The Gate, United States for Marcum, within the category: Professional Services.

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Bank of America is presenting a unique event at Fenway Park on October 4th. Harvard Professor Michael Sandel is going to be interviewing an all-star panel on moral, civic and ethical topics. Digital advertisement created by Sleek Machine, United States for Bank of America, within the category: Finance.

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Film advertisement created by Red Urban, United States for The Bessies Award, within the category: Professional Services.

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If Brandon Crawford weren't a player, he'd be the associate manager of a local health food store and a die-hard SF baseball fan. Film advertisement created by McCann, United States for San Francisco Giants, within the category: Sports.

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Film advertisement created by WCRS, United States for Candy Crush, within the category: Gaming.

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Domino's, the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales, has always had one nemesis: the Noid - an antihero that has been trying to prevent great pizza delivery since 1986. Maybe it was the chaos of 2020 that gave the Noid the confidence to return, or possibly the fact that Domino’s has continued to innovate around great pizza delivery with amazing technology. Whatever the reason, the Noid simply can’t stand it anymore, and the pesky antihero has returned in Domino’s new television ads. Film advertisement created by WorkInProgress, United States for Domino's, within the category: Food.

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The purpose of this ad was to call attention to the value of the Toyota Camry: the multitude of features in the vehicle, available at an incredible offer. Our media strategy informed us that our target audience was highly active online. With that knowledge, we set out to develop a piece that felt contextual in its placement (The ad ran exclusively online via pre-roll and social media outlets). The media, along with the insight that short instructional cooking videos were highly trending online content, led us to this concept. We also knew that our target was family-oriented and sought out recipe videos for meal suggestions. These videos have a high retention rate and thus provided us a way to engage our audience. Using this metaphor allowed us to crystallize our message: The Toyota Camry packs in amazing “ingredients” (features) that meld to produce an incredible, affordable product the whole family would enjoy. Digital advertisement created by C-Com Group, United States for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.




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