Film advertisement created by lawinenstift, Germany for Möbel Kraft, within the category: House, Garden.

In this series, we follow Johann who works at an Online Marketing agency and runs brand awareness campaigns through LinkedIn for his clients. The central idea of the campaign is to raise the awareness of the LinkedIn brand in the DACH region showcasing LinkedIn Marketing Solutions. This campaign will follow two personas representing modern marketers showing how LinkedIn solutions can help them to reach their goals. Digital advertisement created by seitenweise, Germany for LinkedIn, within the category: Professional Services.

Only those who know their rights can exercise them: On the occasion of the 30th International Day of Children's Rights on 20 November, the Hamburg Child Protection Association (Kinderschutzbund Hamburg) not only opened the "Square of Children's Rights" in Hamburg, but also the first virtual museum for children's rights. Senators Dr. Melanie Leonhard and Dr. Carsten Brosda, and the president of the Child Protection Society Germany Heinz Hilgers were present to inaugurate. The aim of ’The Secret Sculpture’ is to visualise the UNCRC, and raise awareness of the work of the Child Protection League. There are 54 articles in the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, and St. Elmo’s invited 42 artists to create a virtual artwork for a plinth in the Platz der Kinderrechte. Each virtual sculpture is visible via a new Kinderschutzbund Hamburg app using augmented reality when you hold your phone up to the plinth. Integrated advertisement created by Saint Elmo's, Germany for Hamburg Child Protection Association, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

At least 6 people still die every day fleeing across the Mediterranean. In 2018 alone, at least 2,277 people attempting to cross the sea were unable to reach dry land. As the work of civil sea rescue organisations is hampered, the proportion of deaths and missing persons in the Mediterranean has quadrupled since 2015. It is also alarming that 85 percent of Germans are not even aware of the extent of this crisis, according to a YouGov survey* commissioned by Sea-Watch. Now is the time for the aid organization Sea-Watch to take drastic measures and make these dangers tangible for the general public: with "LIFEBOAT - The Experiment", documented in a film directed by Oscar-nominated Skye Fitzgerald. Leading psychologist Michael Thiel was on hand throughout the experiment as a consultant. 40 volunteers experienced a simulated Mediterranean crossing in a rubber dinghy for "LIFEBOAT - The Experiment", which was developed together with five refugees who had survived Mediterranean sea crossings and told of their experiences and impressions. Based on the first hand accounts of these traumatic experiences, the simulation was designed to be as realistic as possible. While the 40 volunteers were crowded together on a rubber dinghy in a maritime training facility, the motion of the sea, lighting conditions and background noise were constantly changing for five hours. During the course of the simulation, waves and ambient noise increased, and increasing darkness aggravated the situation. This made the experience even more exhausting for the participants. During the experiment, rescue divers and medical personnel ensured the safety of the participants throughout. The result: a deeply moving experience that caused the participants to reevaluate their views of immigrants attempting dangerous sea crossings. The majority of the participants became seasick and complained of dizziness and nausea. Some of them vomited Seven participants aborted the simulation prematurely by jumping out of the boat and swimming to the edge of the pool - a decision that would mean certain death in the middle of the open sea. After five hours, all the volunteers agreed that only extreme despair and hopelessness could motivate people to take that risk. That no man can do such a thing voluntarily. Film advertisement created by Serviceplan, Germany for Sea-Watch, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

With 'Bayerische Motoren Werke', Serviceplan and BMW create a bold new brand appearance to accompany the model offensive of the automotive manufacturer in the luxury segment. Serviceplan invented a new identity for the luxury segment of BMW. The new appearance will be presented for the first time at the International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt (14 - 24 September 2017). Film advertisement created by Serviceplan, Germany for BMW, within the category: Automotive.

Brief: Connectivity is key for car brands. But in people's digital routine, BMW is not yet top of mind. How can we change that? Idea: Simply illustrated ads highlight specific features of BMW Connected. In short online videos, we engage our busy target group while browsing. The seamless transition shows them how smoothly BMW Connected fits in to their digital life. In the same style, print ads transform the message to the offline world. Both channels lead to our website where users learn the features through scroll-through storytelling. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Germany for BMW, within the category: Automotive.

Brief: Connectivity is key for car brands. But in people's digital routine, BMW is not yet top of mind. How can we change that? Idea: Simply illustrated ads highlight specific features of BMW Connected. In short online videos, we engage our busy target group while browsing. The seamless transition shows them how smoothly BMW Connected fits in to their digital life. In the same style, print ads transform the message to the offline world. Both channels lead to our website where users learn the features through scroll-through storytelling. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Germany for BMW, within the category: Automotive.

Domestic violence affects 1 in 4 women in Germany, and millions of others around the world. But because people don’t pay much attention to statistics we used one of Berlin’s icons to raise awareness for this problem: the photo booth. Experiential advertisement created by DDB, Germany for Terre Des Femmes, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany for Diesel, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by BYL, Germany for Mercedes, within the category: Automotive.

In Germany, 31 million people work in their free time for the benefit of us all. Volunteering isn’t just about supporting a good cause – it can also be a lot of fun. Volunteering offers something for everyone. Integrated advertisement created by fischerAppelt, Germany for German Federal Ministry of the Interior, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The angels in yellow: they’re 114 years old, have earned a huge amount of trust from their customers, and have almost 20 million members in their organization. But – how is it possible to stay relevant amongst members of a target audience that don’t and, in the future, won’t own their own car? Working alongside RCKT, this summer ADAC launched “Don’t Call Mom”, its first purely digital campaign aimed specifically at a younger demographic, which produced around 20 million interactions online. Youtube, Instagram, a specially created WhatsApp line and strong influencers were all part of the integrated campaign concept. The purely digital campaign depended on close insights into a clear target audience, the unmistakable creative touch of RCKT, and sophisticated performance marketing. The specially developed WhatsApp line lay at the heart of the entire project, accompanied by three adverts filmed by the Danish director Peter Harton, various online-ads, integrated influencer marketing, a homepage, and numerous offline strategies. In line with the catchphrase: “Don’t Call Mom – Call ADAC”, for the duration of the entire campaign, customers really were welcome to ask ANYTHING they liked. Whether it was a question about the right tyres for winter, tips for a first date, or the best pasta recipe – we were there to help. Digital advertisement created by RCKT, Germany for ADAC, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Grabarz & Partner, Germany for Porsche, within the category: Automotive.

For the PRE-SAFE® precrash system from Mercedes-Benz, we made chaotic traffic intersections safer. Everybody was able to look around the corners into the streets as if the walls were transparent, and could therefore detect potential hazards in time to avoid them. To achieve this, we used a camera to film what was going on around the corner. The images were projected onto an 18/1-format billboard on a building corner so all motorists and cyclists could see them. Ambient advertisement created by Jung von Matt, Germany for Mercedes, within the category: Automotive.

Christmas SpecSpot for Heineken. Film advertisement created by HFF, Germany for Heineken, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

We created a special TV format with the so-called "Rapid Serial Visual Presentation" that allows you to read texts in an extremely short time. With this technique we illustrated how fast the new Mercedes-AMG GT S accelerates from 0 to 310 km/h in real time. This is achieved by using 4 short spots, the first of which is 3.8 seconds long - exactly as long as the Mercedes-AMG GT S takes to get from 0 to 100 km/h. The three other short-spots in the advertising block - interrupted by external spots, show how the car has achieved the 200 km/h, 300 km/h 310 km/h mark. So everyone can experience from the couch, how fast the new Mercedes-AMG GT S gets up to speed. Film advertisement created by Jung von Matt, Germany for Mercedes, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Grabarz & Partner, Germany for 66°NORTH, within the category: Fashion.

Three freaks shoot a giant onion to heaven. Film advertisement created by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany for Tears Dry Gin, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Every day, the vital work of German rescue workers is impeded by people taking pictures of accidents. People die, because rescue workers can’t get through, need to block rubbernecking instead of doing their job. Especially since almost no one would admit they are actually doing it. That’s why we wanted to find a way to speak to people directly, without blaming them but shaking them up. Instead of sharing pictures of the accident, the gawkers shared pictures of our message. The stunt and our message not only made it into social media, it even reached Europe’s biggest daily newspaper ‘Bild’, which used it to generate more attention to the problem. Digital advertisement created by fischerAppelt, Germany for German Federal Ministry of the Interior, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, Germany for Smart, within the category: Automotive.