Danny MacAskill, the Scottish trials cyclist and star of multiple YouTube smash-hit viral films such as Red Bull’s Imaginate, shows off his amazing skills in a new brand film for adidas Outdoor, created by Cut Media. It launches on Danny’s Youtube channel on Tuesday 4th June to celebrate his new brand partnership with adidas Outdoor. At three and a half minutes, the film shows Danny performing a series of incredible tricks demonstrating both his imaginative approach to his riding and his unparalleled skills. Appearing to be self-filmed, the spot opens with Danny setting up a shot with a beautiful Scottish harbour as a backdrop. The film takes us through a series of locations as the athlete uses local landmarks and the epic wilderness of the Highlands to do some amazing riding. We also see some shots where Danny fails to land a line, giving the film humour and an authentic feel. The style of the film is very straightforward. There are no gimmicks or dynamic camera shots, just clean, well-composed frames with beautiful backdrops. This filming technique was used to align with adidas’ ‘Here to Create’ campaign, and to highlight Danny’s position as a creative athlete, who demonstrates his skills through film instead of competing in events. The film represents a continuation of Cut Media’s long-standing relationship with Danny, including Imaginate and Wee Day Out for Red Bull, and it is also the fourth campaign the creative agency has worked on with adidas. Cut Media previously collaborated with adidas on the Claim Freedom documentary, the Two BOA shoe launch and the Mountain Project. It was filmed on location in the coastal village of Dunbar and Glencoe in the Highlands, to the soundtrack of ‘The Wind that Cried The World’ by the Phantom Band. Film advertisement created by Cut Media, United Kingdom for Adidas, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Latvia for LiveRiga, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Direct advertisement created by Red Pepper, Russia for Vatel, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by Salles Chemistri, Brazil for Discovery Channel, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by LOLA, Spain for Brooke Bond, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Playboy South Africa brings you a new spot directed by Jason Fialkov at Egg Films. The idea behind the ad is all about reaffirming the impact Playboy has had on popular culture through the decades. This iconic brand has been going since 1953 and has seen many fads, trends and styles come and go but has always kept itself relevant to it's readers by delivering more that just a centerfold. Film advertisement created by Y&R, South Africa for Playboy, within the category: Media.

Brothers & Sisters’ first campaign for property website Zoopla introduces Jess and Debs, two relatable, humorous hermit crabs who are navigating the property market. The Zoopla ‘Crabs’ are a continuation of the ‘Crabs’ campaign that was originally launched in 2017. Film advertisement created by Brothers and Sisters, United Kingdom for Zoopla, within the category: Professional Services.

SFX Supervisor: Boris Frey FX Artists: Ben Fox, Nathan Diehl Film advertisement created by The Martin Agency, United States for Benjamin Moore, within the category: House, Garden.

Recently voted in France (40 years after European countries like Sweden), the law for the educational violence abolition (slapping, spanking, pinching, humiliation) states that parental authority is exercised without physical or psychological violence and prohibits all Ordinary Educational Violence. Beyond the law, and after centuries of existence, habits persist in French homes. It is the mission of the StopVEO association to support parents towards awareness and good parenting. But how to raise parents aware of the harmful effects of such violence, without making them feel guilty and question their whole education method? Publicis Conseil has designed a 3’10’’ film of a rare emotion that moves deeply and goes far beyond telling parents the right way to educate. Brilliantly directed by Laura Sicouri (Insurrection), the film stages a very strong relationship between a mother and her child, through two temporalities, a present and a dream up, that evoke that it is possible not to be violent. This film questions us about what we lose when we give in to educational violence while making an ode to the love for children. When people use educational violence, they give up communication with their child and reduce one of the strongest relationships to a nonconstructive gesture. The film entitled "The words I won’t say " illustrates this moment of loss sharing. Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for StopVEO, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by McCann, Spain for Arrels Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by RGA, United States for Beats by Dre, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by LBi, United Kingdom for Kuoni, within the category: Transport.

Digital advertisement created by Kempertrautmann, Germany for Edding, within the category: Office Equipment.

Outdoor advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Israel for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Crispin Porter + Bogusky, United States for Paddy Power, within the category: Gaming.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Colombia for Neurobix, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by FCB, Canada for Canadian Down Syndrome Society, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Earlier this month, britvic ireland announced that club soft drinks would feature ron burgundy on over three million 500ml bottles of club orange, club diet, club rock shandy and club lemon in the run up to the irish release of anchorman 2. this week, Britvic ireland launched a tv ad, developed by chemistry, to support the campaign featuring a special announcement from Ron Burgundy. Film advertisement created by Chemistry, Ireland for Club Soft Drinks, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.