Film advertisement created by POL, Norway for Vipps, within the category: Finance.

Digital advertisement created by Westerdals School of Communication, Norway for Apple, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Content advertisement created by Geelmuyden Kiese, Norway for The Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by TRY, Norway for Tine, within the category: Food.

Intro: When we decided to give an easter greetings to our contacts, we gave them a classic crime story, and killed our creative director! But as an agency with digital ambitions we played the story out on twitter. In real time. As we operate an ethical business, we would like to draw your attention to the Corporate Social Responsibility Report on the website of our parent company. This can be found at http://www.wpp.com/wpp/about/ For more information about our local office goto http://www.btsunited.no Digital advertisement created by Bates, Norway for Bates, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

O’boy is a chocolate powder brand that is very popular in Sweden. When the production halted because of a technical fault at the O’boy factory we saw an opportunity for the ready-made Norwegian chocolate milk brand Litago; We decided to send emergency chocolate milk aid to Sweden. Since the swedes was i an outrage because of the O’boy shortage they received the help with open arms. And we established ourselves as a playful brand that knows how to take advantage of the the friendly but competitive relation between Norway and Sweden. Experiential advertisement created by Something Good, Norway for Litago, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by TRY, Norway for Rema 1000, within the category: Retail Services.

Lofoten, is a fish product producer from Lofoten, in the North of Norway. They are well known for their great tasting fish burgers, made with more fish than their competitors and with only natural ingredients. Film advertisement created by TRY, Norway for Lofoten, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by TRY, Norway for Talkmore, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Ingame: Young boys open up about life struggles and mental health in Fortnite. Many young boys in Norway struggle with poor mental health. One in three fail to complete their education by the normal school leaving age, and twice as many start claiming benefits immediately after leaving school compared with 10 years ago. Suicide is the most common cause of death. The organisation Mental Helse Ungdom (Mental health for youth) believes this is because they do not talk about their problems. Ninety six percent of Norwegian boys aged between 9 and 18 play computer games. When they are not gaming themselves, they watch others play on YouTube. Mental Helse Ungdom therefore decided to set up Ingame in partnership with the Norwegian advertising agency Hausmann. Ingame is a panel program on the inside of a computer game, where boys can talk anonymously through their game character. Together with two of Norway’s most popular gamers, Noobwork and Niklas Baarli, the boys played Fortnite, whilst being able to talk about things that were important to them, such as body image, friends, divorced parents, self-image and loss. This resulted in five episodes on Noobwork’s YouTube channel. Without any promotion budget, Ingame has attracted a huge amount of attention in the Norwegian media and on social media, helping to place the mental health of young boys on the agenda. Digital advertisement created by Hausmann, Norway for Mental Helse Ungdom, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The Peace Pointer is a plug-in for Chrome and Firefox that turns your mouse pointer into a peace sign, so users get a reminder to make the web a better place when they post, share or comment online. Digital advertisement created by Kim + John, Norway for The Peace Pointer, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

What if New York mayor Rudy Giuliani was on twitter September 11th 2001? Additional credits: Web Producer: Benjamin Aker Digital advertisement created by FRANK., Norway for FRANK., within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Digital advertisement created by Schjarven, Norway for Care Norway, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Every year in Oslo, Norway about 12.000 students visit the education fair, but due to Covid, the eduaction fair couldn't be held. So we moved the entire fair to the place Covid couldn't shut down - TikTok. Digital advertisement created by Tante Randi, Norway for Osloskolen, within the category: Education.

As a sponsor of Oslo Pride, and in celebration of diversity, TGI Fridays did a colorful rebranding to all their restaurants in Oslo during the festival. The rebranding also consists of a variety of measures including rainbow-colored menus, ties, suspenders, buttons and blankets, gender neutral restrooms, a specially designed ’Pridays Shake’ - with all proceeds from the sale will going to FRI (The Norwegian Organization for Sexual and Gender Diversity), and an eye-catching “TGI Pridays” awning outside their flagship restaurant in Karl Johans gate, Oslo´s main street. Experiential advertisement created by We Are Live, Norway for TGI Fridays, within the category: Food.

A viking travels through time to finish his building project. Film advertisement created by Heisholt, Norway for XL-BYGG, within the category: House, Garden.

The commercials and the stop motion effects are made entirely on an iPhone. A mix of high tech and low tech. No apps, no fancy programs, just the iPhone´s camera, 2000 pictures, the photo album - and the finger. Digital advertisement created by FRANK., Norway for The Walking Dead, within the category: Media.

Flytoget is the fastest way to travel from Oslo Airport. Being official partner of Oslo Pride, they wanted to contribute to this year's festival in order to celebrate diversity and universal love. Digital advertisement created by Geelmuyden Kiese, Norway for Flytoget, within the category: Transport.

The Norwegian government have decided to shoot and kill 47 of it´s remaining 68 wolves. This video was made as part of a WWF campaign to halt or stop this process. Film advertisement created by Something Good, Norway for WWF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.