A film, to raise awareness of loneliness, amongst teenagers in Denmark. Film advertisement created by Shoot Happens, Denmark for Børns Vilkår, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The cabin in Transporter is exceptionally well insulated. But it can more than just protect against wind and weather and ensure a good indoor climate. Film advertisement created by DDB, Denmark for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

Outdoor advertisement created by Force of Nature, Denmark for The Hunger Games, within the category: Media.

Ambient advertisement created by Vizeum, Denmark for Spectre, within the category: Media.

With Duct Tape Digital you can restore all your smartphone’s functions. By simply disabling the damaged areas on the screen, and move the important functions to the areas that still work. Digital advertisement created by DMJX, Denmark for Scotch, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by ADtomic, Denmark for ADtomic, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

To make people sign up for Amnesty Lifeline, a global network of individuals standing up for human rights by signing online petitions, we decided to show them somebody else's signature before and after torture. Digital advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Amnesty International, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

In the small country of Denmark, 122,000 children grow up with a parent who drinks too much. It's an uncomfortable world to navigate in, and an everyday filled with shame, tears, anger and broken promises. That’s why you don’t have to be an alcoholic to have an alcohol problem. To showcase this insight, Alcohol and Society made a film with a simple idea: an AA-meeting for children. Film advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for Alcohol & Society, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Force of Nature, Denmark for Adidas, within the category: Fashion.

LEGO Happy Holiplay is a global digital social campaign that engages young and old all over the world in a new kind of play with the well known LEGO bricks. Campaign website: http://www.happyholiplay.lego.com Digital advertisement created by Konstellation, Denmark for Lego, within the category: Gaming.

The global pandemic has changed the world - forever. And some regions are a long way from seeing the end of the threat. The fact is that we can only come out of the pandemic stronger through supporting each other, and by giving more than we take. Nordgreen is supporting the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund powered by the WHO Foundation. Nordgreen has made a $15,000 USD donation that supports the COVID 19 Solidarity Response Fund, powered by the WHO Foundation in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in corners of the world where help is desperately needed in the present moment. All the funds will come directly from Nordgreen's Giving Back Programme, and all funds received beyond that amount will be donated to the same mission in the period between June 3 - July 15. We live in times of immense contrast. Some countries are emerging from the COVID-19 crisis to a considerable extent, and are able to reflect upon the whole rollercoaster of turmoils and emotions experienced globally throughout the past year and a half. Yet, others are still in the midst of it, and are in desperate need of help in order to prevail. We hope that Never Stop Giving will fuel a desire to help those in need in parts of the world where the pandemic is still prevalent.

Do you believe there is hope for the future? The world can be beautiful and open, if we want it. These children from around the world came together and discovered they are more alike than they ever imagined. In the film Dear mom and dad, we document what happens when 48 children from 12 different countries meet at a CISV camp funded by Momondo and run by CISV. We asked the children to write to their parents how they see the world in the beginning and the end of the camp. We are proud and honored to have been able to document the beautiful feelings and thoughts shared by the children. They don't come from the same culture, speak the same language or wear the same clothes, but none of that matters: jokes are shared, hearts are opened and friendships across borders are made. Momondo supports CISV International, a global non-profit organization dedicated to educating and inspiring action for peace. By educating the next generation, and through building intercultural friendships based on cooperation and understanding, CISV aims to help children and youth to develop the skills they need to become informed, responsible and active global citizens, able to make a positive difference in their communities and the world. Our collaboration with CISV and the Dear mom and dad campaign are part of Let’s Open Our World; an invitation to cross boundaries, embrace our differences and open our world. Find out more about Let's Open Our World, our collaboration with CISV, and download free school kits at letsopenourworld.com. Film advertisement created by &Co, Denmark for Momondo, within the category: Professional Services.

1 music video, 462 unique covers - a beat, is a clip, is a cover. This music video, for the danish electronic duo called “Crash and Compute”, also serves as the material for the album covers. The video clips were found by searching the words “crashing” and “computing” on Getty Images and afterwards cut to match the beats of the track. The first frame in each clip is then turned into a unique cover, so the audience can get their own piece of the music video. See all the covers and the project at www.crashandcompute.com Digital advertisement created by Seligemig, Denmark for Crash and Compute, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by &Co, Denmark for European Parliament, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Robert/Boisen & Like-minded, Denmark for Bang & Olufsen, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

MAKE THE CITY SOUND BETTER is the determined name of the campaign for our latest headphone-release, the Capital, which we designed for the on-the-go urbanite. Striving to back up words with action and break new sonic territory, we teamed up with London-based sound artist Yuri Suzuki and his crew of innovative creatives in the efforts to engage in an ambitious, design- and sound project that very literally delivers on the campaign’s motivated promise: to make the city sound better. The Sound Taxi is equipped with microphones that record it's surrounding noise. As it made it’s way through the streets of London, a specially designed software program inside the vehicle converted the noise into unique music in real-time. Passersby heard the music via the 67 speakers built into the entire car body and the big Indian horns mounted on top of the taxi’s roof. Finally, the passengers of the sound taxi could tune-in to the converted sounds via headphones installed inside of the vehicle. The musical result was available on the campaign site together with photos from instagram. URL: http://www.makethecitysoundbetter.com

In 2018 the data breach scandal of Facebook and the fear of foreign governments spying on ordinary citizens has headlined most international media – and caused people around the world to worry about the security of their personal data. Now Interflora taps into the fear of the potential misuse of personal data. Using a documentary style, in a fear-inducing way, the video informs us that someone out there has been recording and logging our every move. What is this new widespread data breach? Who knows even more about us than social media outlets and search engines? Film advertisement created by MediaCom Beyond Advertising, Denmark for Interflora, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Hjaltelin Stahl, Denmark for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

How far south can you travel by train, if the travel time must not be longer than that of a flight? Can you convert your petrol-driven car to an electric car? And how hard do you need to work if you want to be known as the Danish answer to Leonardo DiCaprio? Casting the spotlight on #WTFgørvimedklimaet (#WTFarewedoingwiththeclimate),The Danish energy and telecommunications group SE is engaging in the climate debate in a new campaign; In six short films, Danish comedian Magnus Millang and his brother Emil will examine just how disastrous the state of climate is in Denmark. Magnus Millang and the viewers are exposed to various dilemmas in terms of what is climate-friendly and what is not. Whether we drive an electric car, eat lots of beef or fly when we go on holiday, it all has an impact on our shared climate.