Film advertisement created by White Dog Media, Hungary for Gallio, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by ACG, Hungary for Hungarian Interchurch Aid, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by The Greenroom, Hungary for MOL, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

Galamb (Pigeon) Tailoring is a bespoke tailor shop in the heart of Budapest. Beside their custom designed, high-quality suits, the salon brought out a new collection: these suits are not exclusively designed for special occasions or holidays, but also for everyday wear. We defined this ordinary reality by the character who stumbles and falls in everyday situations. We follow the day-to-day life of the protagonist from one situation to the other and freeze every scene for a moment when the image turns into a well-composed fashion photo. Between the scenes, we also progress in an ordinary, “making of” way: it is not a problem if the lamp hangs in the scene or the edge of the set is visible. The movement of our only character is not visible as he runs from one set to the other while the camera is in motion. With this contrast between the puritan, everyday definition and the composed scenes that freeze for some moments, we formulated an "everyday yet high-fashion" message.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Hungary for Sportszelet, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

The campaign approach is simple: making the invisible connection between the not-so-remote coal mine and a bathroom appliance that can be found in almost every single office, mall or cinema toilet. By making this connection, we show the chain of events necessary to operate a hand-dryer, concluding with the message that its purpose can be served with a less carbon-heavy alternative. Our campaign video is tailor-made for cinemas, where people from all walks of life gather. Just as you can’t escape the “turn of your mobile phone” public service announcement prior to a movie screening – we hope that through this medium we can reach more people. Film advertisement created by BEE Environmental Communication, Hungary for BEE Environmental Communication, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

The world doesn’t stop when you get into your car, but the new Audi A8 grants you the freedom to concentrate on the essentials. To show Audi A8’s perfect noise insulation, we tested the car in real environment and recorded the radio commercial in the back seats of an Audi A8, in the morning traffic. We didn’t use any post audio effects, just a voice actor and a sound engineer meanwhile driving in the morning traffic for real to show the perfect of sound insulation before and after letting the window down. Experiential advertisement created by Café Communications, Hungary for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by Kirowski, Hungary for T-Mobile, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Hungary for Rustavi2, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by The Greenroom, Hungary for Poli-Farbe, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by HD Group, Hungary for ORIGO, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by BEE Environmental Communication, Hungary for Grantham Institute, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Dentsu, Hungary for Hungarian Telekom, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Grey, Hungary for Respir Active, within the category: Health.

Hungary is a football crazy nation, but in the past 40 years success have avoided us. Until last year. With veterans making up the core of the national team, the demand for new talent has never been higher. Unfortunately the people still didn’t believe their kids have the talent to be world class athletes. Clumsy people are often referred to as having two left feet, although no one has taken this expression literally. Until now... We swapped all the right foot shoes with lefties in a sneaker store, and waited for the reaction. When the kids realised they don’t fit we took them with an even bigger surprise. This is Zoltan Gera, member of the Hungarian National Football team. We literally proved that no kid has two left feet. This is how we promoted the National Football association talent programme for children. Film advertisement created by Café Communications, Hungary for Hungarian Football Federation, within the category: Sports.

Ogilvy and Umbrella teamed up to bring the brand’s playful graphic style to life. We created a 2 minute animation and projected it with huge, high-end projectors on to buildings of a busy square of Budapest to capture the excitement and astonishment of the people passing by. Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, Hungary for Theodora, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

We used the two most well-known Hungarian poets, Arany and Petőfi, and reimagined their correspondence as the Office 365 would’ve been available for them. Digital advertisement created by Mito, Hungary for Microsoft, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

The Vodafone You campaign was launched with the ambition to inspire and help young people who think and act consciously about their future. One of their biggest challenge is to understand the realities of their dream job, before they have to make the decision to pursue it. So they are keen to take every opportunity to sneak a look behind the scenes. Real Job Movie Nights. An open air cinema program about popular professions as they are portrayed in Hollywood movies and the misbeliefs around them. Every week we screened a Hollywood classic related to a popular profession, and after each screening we had a roundtable talk with a real life professional from that field. The unique combination of entertainment and useful knowledge was highly appreciated by young people, we had full house events with lively discussions every evening. Experiential advertisement created by Bold, Hungary for Vodafone, within the category: Media.