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Grandma Hackers is an experiment featuring 6 real-life grandmas trying to hack their grandchildren in order to demonstrate how easy it is to get hacked if you’re not protected.
Aflac dives head-first into the humorous insurance segment with "Buff Duck." The :30 sec video, launched across social media, hyperbolically unravels any confusion around what supplemental insurance is, and what it covers. In "Buff Duck," an ad (within an ad) is being shot in a bodybuilding gym to push a line of supplements that ducks can take to get buff. Suddenly, the director yells "cut" upon learning Aflac isn't supplements for ducks, rather supplemental insurance that pays people cash for expenses that your health insurance doesn't cover. Once declared to the staff, the “supplements” set is then shut down. Content advertisement created by Dagger, United States for Aflac, within the category: Finance.
DXM is short for dextromethorphan – a safe ingredient found in over-the-counter cough medicines that has to potential to be misused by teens in an unsafe mixture they call “Lean” to get high. To address this harmful behavior, The Consumer Healthcare Products Association (CHPA) in collaboration with the Partnership to End Addiction asked creative agency, TracyLocke to create content that would warn teens of the dangers of “Lean” in a way that would resonate. Nobody Likes Themselves on Lean, illustrates the effects that abusing DXM can have on a teen’s life and the undesirable social consequences the morning after she posts a video of herself on lean. Audiences feel her regret as she is confronted with the stark reality that her embarrassing and irresponsible content from the night before has gone viral. The spot ends with a call to action for teens to learn more at WhatisDXM.com. Camp Lucky provided post support to the spot, directed by Daisy Cutter’s Trey Hill, including editing, color, sound design & mix, to bring to light the negative side effects and harm – both physical and emotional – that can come from abusing DXM Film advertisement created by TracyLocke, United States for Consumer Healthcare Products Association, within the category: Health.
Film advertisement created by Lg2, Canada for Tourism Montreal, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.
Ambient advertisement created by Heisholt, Norway for AlunaGeorge, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.
Digital advertisement created by Mother, United States for Virgin Mobile, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Berlin agency glow donates a poster in a prominent space in Berlin wrapped in rescue blankets with 400 rescue blankets to take away for the up to 10.000 homeless in Berlin. The poster was handed over to the German Red Cross and their "Wärmebus“ (warming bus), that helps and picks up homeless every night.
Experiential advertisement created by BBDO, Italy for Tempo, within the category: Health.
Film advertisement created by JWT, South Africa for Bar One, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.
This Guinness spec was made by Miami Ad School students Tadhg Ennis and Brendan Irving. While both working as bartenders to pay for their tuitions, they came up with the idea to make a branded content piece that talks about the correlation between the bartender and a pint of Guinness. Just like Guinness, the bartender is more than meets the eye. They are a group of philosophers, comedians, artists, and rogues. A distinct group that is complex on many levels. We take time growing into our skin, but once we do we are full of character and unapologetically authentic.
As a kid you‘d rather be a super villain than a victim. That‘s why Lamar needs to become a tough vampire like Dracula. He must become someone who takes his fate in his own hands and gets what he needs in order to survive. Dark Red tells the story of a boy tragically turning into a vampire, despite his good heart, only to realize that the true reason for his transformation is his powerlessness – the same powerlessness you feel as a blood cancer patient waiting for a stem cell donation. Film advertisement created by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany for Deutsche Stammzellspenderdatei, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Film advertisement created by Wing, United States for Havana Film Festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.
Content advertisement created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, United States for BMW, within the category: Automotive.
Film advertisement created by Grey, Hong Kong for Hong Kong Tourism Board, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.
Film advertisement created by Wunderman, United Kingdom for Nicotinell, within the category: Health.
Film advertisement created by Possible, United States for Tommy Hilfiger, within the categories: Fashion, Public Interest, NGO.
Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Turkey for KFC, within the category: Food.
BBDO Guerrero developed a campaign for Snickers that saw the brand hijack the World Cup finals with the Wrong World Finals. On July 15, the world tuned into the biggest sport event of the year. Snickers wanted to join the celebration but if you aren’t an official sponsor, you can’t mention “World Cup”. So instead, Snickers launched The Wrong World Finals; a social media campaign that features all the matches you might confuse with the big one—a mistake likely made when you are hungry. The campaign launched with a series of posters on social media and was brought to life offline in crowded sports bars around the country. So whether you were #TeamFrance or #TeamCroatia, Snickers made sure you weren’t #TeamHungry. Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Philippines for Snickers, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.
Transform life’s moments into a cinematic memory in just seconds. Meet Osmo Pocket, the smallest 3-axis stabilized handheld camera DJI has ever designed. Able to capture stunning images thanks to a 1/2.3-inch sensor and 80° wide-angle lens, the Osmo Pocket is small enough to fit in your pocket and powerful enough to share your best moments at any time, no matter where life takes you.
Film advertisement created by Latinworks, United States for Marvin Magazine, within the category: Media.