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

Over the years, the internet has captured and immortalised some of the most epic beer saves the world has ever seen - from catching a beer whilst crowd surfing, to keeping a beer above water during a kayak roll. But despite being seen by millions (if not billions), these people who put their bodies on the line to save beer, have remained anonymous heroes… until now. Integrated advertisement created by McCann, Italy for UBREW, within the categories: Alcoholic Drinks, Professional Services.

Creative agency, BMB has created a compelling campaign for Samsung to celebrate International Day of Families in May. In the new campaign, Samsung challenged three artists to explore what family means to them. The result is a personal reflection, which will resonate with a global audience, as everyone has experienced separation from their traditional family groups during this past year. The artists are illustrator Stefania Tejada who talks warmly about her family of friends and her lifelong passion for illustration; painter Sarah Stieber whose intimate portrait of herself and her partner reveals a strong sense of support; and photographer Owen Harvey who recalls changes in his family as a child which reinforced his relationship with his father. Integrated advertisement created by BMB, United Kingdom for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Brad, Canada for Together Against Bullying, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The ProblemThe target group of the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter think they can not afford one because Mercedes-Benz is often seen as a very expensive brand. In reality the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is a really affordable option compared to other vans in its league.But because potential buyers think they can not afford a new van they go look for a cheaper alternative on the internet. To show people it’s better to spend a little more money on a brand new Mercedes -Benz Sprinter than buying a second hand van from the competition we did something different. The IdeaInstead of promoting the new Sprinter we started selling second hand vans of the competition. On the Dutch Ebay called Marktplaats, the number one site where people sell their cars, we placed fake adverts of our competitors. On first sight these seem to be normal adverts of people trying to sell their van. But when you browse the pictures you see a brand new Sprinter that is parked in the background. Big letters on the side of the Sprinter tell you that you be better of buying this brand new sprinter than the second hand van in the advert. When people call the telephonenumber they hear a voicemail of an angry car salesman that tells you to go to the Mercedes-Benz dealer. When they send an e-mail they receive an autoreply message.The ResultsThe adverts where viewed more than 20.000 times in one day, a normal Marktplaats ad just 20 times. Quickly it got picked up by Autoblog. nl, the biggest carblog in the Netherlands with more than 1 million unique visitors and after that other carblogs followed. It started a buzz on Twitter and also attracted Spitsnews. We received a large amount of voicemail and e-mail replies of people asking about the Sprinter. Two fake adverts on Marktplaats, a total cost of 150 Euros and a lot of free publicity turned this campaign into a real success. Digital advertisement created by N=5, Netherlands for Mercedes, within the category: Automotive.

Ambient advertisement created by Preuss und Preuss, Germany for Amnesty International, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

In 2006 “Google” became a verb and it was more than evident that internet had become an intrinsic part of our lives. While search engines are flooded with a billion mundane questions, every now and then, things can escalate quite quickly. Roughly 40,000 people search for ways to commit suicide every minute. The automated helpline number that currently pops up has a conversion rate of merely 2.8%. We found that at this vulnerable moment, what people long for, is immediate redressal. Google decided to address this situation with the help of artificial intelligence, chat bots, and voice assistants Idea: Google’s AI based therapist As soon as anyone searches online for ways to commit suicide, an automated chatbot by the name of Zoey (Greek for life) pops up. Thus, eliminating that one step of calling a helpline, which might be the key to saving a life. It offers an understanding, empathic and non-judgmental ear. Furthermore, Zoey checks-in on the person regularly, uses proven methods such as playing music and sharing happy memories to spark a hope in their lives. Experiential advertisement created by Miami Ad School, India for Google, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Everything’s better with cherries. Everyone who travels with airBaltic already knows that tickets with cherries are better – they mean discounts for flights and probably a champagne 11 kilometers up in the air. Panic studio brought those small, hard- to-find, but widely loved cherries to life, gave them a tiny dose of common sense and a large portion of humour – this way creating series of videos for airBaltic where cherries are waiting for the right moment to go on juicy adventures. Film advertisement created by Panic, Latvia for Air Baltic, within the category: Transport.

Every spring in Latvia comes with a huge increase in bicycle thefts. Everyone knows it, but because of the state laws, police can’t do much about it. We had to change the situation, so we made an experiment called “Velofenders” (Bike theft).It involved 5 bikes equipped with GPS trackers, multiple online cameras, 16000 crime witnesses, every bike thief in Latvia and the local police. After the project IR magazine raised the topic and because of our experiment state police admitted that there is something wrong with the laws, so now they are working on a new and hopefully better law. Ambient advertisement created by Pika, Latvia for IR Magazine, within the category: Media.

See all the videos here. Our objective was to increase sales of milk within a cynical teenage demographic by helping make it more socially acceptable. We wanted to make milk cool. Knowing that traditional 30-second television commercials would be lost on our jaded, media-soaked audience, we created quick, fun, and strangely animated mini-commercials called “Dot Spots” that each highlighted a single health benefit of milk in only five seconds. To date, we have created nearly 200 of these individual Dot Spots, keeping the campaign continually fresh and unexpected. Film advertisement created by Due North, Canada for Dairy Farmers of Canada, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Digital advertisement created by VCCP, Spain for Madrid Fusion, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Union of the Baltic Cities Safe Cities Commission has produced three short animation movies about safety at home. As the Union of the Baltic Cities includes around 100 cities from the Baltic Sea Region, these animation movies were made without an actual word spoken, so that they can be clear for everyone.

Spykar, one of India’s leading denim brands, wanted to excite the country's digitally-hooked youth with its Autumn Winter ’15 Collection: the indigo dyed Spykar Blue Collection. Like most youngsters, Indian youth are on the lookout for adult content, online. Incidentally, in India, porn films are called Blue Films. This inspired a nationwide prank - India's first ever blue film festival. 10 digital films with international models clad in Spykar's Blue collection were shot. The twist was - their denims were pixelated - making these videos look like adult content. These teasing videos, shared on social media, helped grab the attention of the youth of India. Ultimately, the videos were un-pixelated, revealing the stylish Blue collection. Results: Brand’s boldness-quotient and youth-connect increased | Twitter: Trended #1 | Reach: Over 40 million people | Store footfalls: 50% increase. Digital advertisement created by Scarecrow, India for Spykar, within the category: Fashion.

Direct advertisement created by Ogilvy, Argentina for Vea Supermarkets, within the category: Retail Services.

iDectect is a simple tool that use Face ID technology of the iPhone X to help to detect and reduce the consequences of a stroke. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Spain for iPhone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Australia for RAMS, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Lg2, Canada for Farnham Ale & Lager, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Photographer: David Stewart Film advertisement created by BBDO, United Kingdom for GameStore, within the category: Gaming.

People in Tinder use stories and imagery in order to stand out. If they find who they want to match with, they have to get him/her to engage in a dialogue aiming for a passionate and fun....intercourse. If you replace "People in Tinder" with "Brands" you get a pretty good idea of what a copywriter has to deal with. And why we are looking for one...in Tinder. Digital advertisement created by Soho Square, Greece for Soho Square, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Canada for Enbridge, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.