Smart and simple advertising campaign to announce that Hertz now have dog cages fitted in their hire cars. Ambient advertisement created by Pool, Sweden for Hertz, within the category: Automotive.

We are at a funeral. The person who has died was very good at his job, but did not pass his professional skills forward. The priest is very disappointed about this. He thinks it's a huge waste of talent, skills, experience and knowledge. Film advertisement created by Le Bureau, Sweden for WorldSkills, within the category: Education.

Ambient advertisement created by DDB, Sweden for PEN, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Sweden for Elmsta 3000 Horror Fest, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Ambient advertisement created by Volt, Sweden for Sibylla, within the category: Food.

SPICE:14 is this year’s edition of a packaging design contest for students at Berghs. Digital advertisement created by Appelberg, Sweden for Berghs School of Communication, within the category: Education.

Direct advertisement created by BerntzonBylund, Sweden for Kombispel, within the category: Gaming.

Ambient advertisement created by JMW, Sweden for Microsoft, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

To create The Swedish Number, the Swedish Tourist Association partnered with a leading provider of contact solutions, to create one of the largest switchboards in the world that supports incoming phone calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Their cloud-based contact center is used to register ambassadors and connect all calls. The switchboard is designed to randomly choose one of the Swede ambassadors for each call. Ambient advertisement created by Swedish Tourist Association, Sweden for Swedish Tourist Association, within the category: Transport.

IKEA is where life happens, whatever happens – and is not afraid to show it like it is. Living in two homes with divorced parents is a reality for many children in Sweden. Thanks to affordable products the parents in this film manages to ease the situation for the child. And IKEA perhaps also eases some bad conscience among single parents and helps acknowledge the children. Film advertisement created by Åkestam Holst, Sweden for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

Major European cities like Stockholm are being invaded by electrical scooters. They have become immensely popular but are also creating debate and are currently a hot topic in the news. Some hate the scooters, but others love them. The main arguments for the scooters have been hard to argue against. Not only are they a fast and cheap alternative to cars, they are electric (sustainable) and contributes to less congestion on the roads. However fresh research in Sweden show that only 2 in 100 journeys actually replace cars. In almost all other cases the scooter replaces people walking. So, even though its still faster, is not cheaper or more sustainable. And, more importantly it contributes more people moving even less which in turn affects people’s health. And fresh statistics from the WHO shows that less and less people get enough exercise. Reebok – a brand that believes in the power of moving (that sports can change lives) – is now launching Reebok To Go, an alternative to the e-scooters, and the first rentable sneaker service ever. Why ride when you can use your feet? With Reebok-to-go there is no excuse. Reebok-To-Go works in a similar way to rental scooters. The shoes are equipped with a QR-Code you simply scan with your phone. Once you have entered your details, it’s just a case of putting them on and away you go. The soles of the shoes also have a GPS tag, so each pair can be tracked on a map. Reebok-To-Go is a reminder of the importance to get your daily exercise. If we can get more people to rediscover their feet through this initiative, that would be a step, well many steps, in the right direction. Experiential advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, Sweden for Reebok, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by Forsman & Bodenfors, Sweden for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency is responsible for issues concerning civil protection and public safety. With this campaign they want people to become more careful when it comes to sharing sensitive information on the Internet. We raised the question: “Why do we share information on the Internet, that we would never share elsewhere." Film advertisement created by Le Bureau, Sweden for Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

100 % renewable advertising funds research that could save the planet. In the films we see commercials from 1960 reused with new voice-overs pointing customers to sign-up for Skellefteå Kraft’s offering: 100 % renewable force. We get the message that money saved by using old clips instead funds important climate-friendly research into solar power. Film advertisement created by Volt, Sweden for Skellefteå Kraft, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Volt, Sweden for Sibylla, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by Round & Round, Sweden for Bigalcohol.Exposed, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Perfect Fools, Sweden for Peak Performance, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by Garbergs, Sweden for City Gross, within the category: Retail Services.

Film advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, Sweden for Carlsberg, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

We are at a funeral. The person who has died was very good at his job, but did not pass his professional skills forward. The priest is very disappointed about this. He thinks it's a huge waste of talent, skills, experience and knowledge. Film advertisement created by Le Bureau, Sweden for WorldSkills, within the category: Education.