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Digital advertisement created by Walrus, United States for Effie Awards, within the category: Professional Services.
Film advertisement created by Red Urban, Canada for Hudson's Bay Company, within the category: Retail Services.
Film advertisement created by 180 Amsterdam, Netherlands for Moyee Coffee, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.
Digital advertisement created by TrojanOne, Canada for Barbie, within the category: Gaming.
To download the plug-in: http://goo.gl/1XJuW A new browser plug-in suggests alternatives to offensive words on social networks. A short while ago BBR Saatchi&Saatchi met with 15 teenagers from the StartupSeeds organization – a program for nurturing technology-oriented youth, in order to try and find a solution to a national (and worldwide) problem – cyber-bullying: boycotts, harassments and offensive messages causing dozens of children emotional damage which in many cases pushes them to end their lives tragically. Out of dozens of ideas, we chose the one which addressed the offending party, the cyber bully, just before he writes the offensive message on platforms like Facebook, blogs and forum: We have created a Chrome browser plug-in that detects offensive words, and replaces them with positive ones. Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for Clean Up the Internet, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Lightning is one of the most fascinating powers of nature. This year the USA counted 272 victims of lightning. Daryn Kahn made a documentary about this phenomenon in the lightning capital of the world, Florida USA. But what started as a documentary about lightning ended up with an extremely dangerous experiment.
Born to captivate, Betta Splendens known as the Siamese fighting fish is one of Thailand’s iconic species. As colorful as its rainbow-hued fins, this Siamese fighting fish has a history just as vibrant. Affectionately coined as the ‘Jewel of the Orient’, the betta species is appreciated for their gorgeous appearance displayed particularly when their fighting instinct comes to life. The only place that reminds the world of the betta’s beauty is the Siamese Fighting Fish Gallery situated on the Bangkachao Peninsula in Thailand. A learning center for the general public, this Gallery plays an important role in conserving the knowledge and legacy of the fighting fish species today. However, the Gallery is facing a decreasing interest among the local young audience, resulting in the lack of funds for continuous conservation of the fighting fish species. THE IDEA Optimum Betta, a fighting fish food brand joined hands with Shutterstock Thailand, a global marketplace for inspirational pictures and VDOs to produce the campaign “ART OF THE SIAMESE FIGHTING FISH,” that brings to life the art patterns from the movement and brilliant colors of the fighting fish species. We use visualization techniques including “Motion Analysis”, “Pigment Extraction” and “Digital Trail Sculpture.” These techniques allow long exposure to beautifully capture the dynamic movements of the fish to produce aesthetic art patterns, graphic elements and motion VDO clip. As a collaborative initiative with Shutterstock, these art patterns and motion VDO clip will be available for download on Shutterstock, each image and VDO clip detailing the story of the starred fighting fish breed. The generated image and clip VDO merchandising income will be contributed to fund the Siamese Fighting Fish Gallery for continuous conservation of the fighting fish species.
URL: https://thecallthatcomesafter.com The project is called "The Call That Comes After" and what's interesting about it is how technology is used to bring the targeted teen into the narrative of the campaign - they receive personalized text message from their parent at a crucial point in watching a customized video. It targets teens on the device they use most - their phones. The goal of the campaign is to start a conversation between the teen and their parent about the dangers of high driving. Studies show that driving high nearly doubles the risk of an accident, but a recent study commissioned by Drug Free Kids Canada found that nearly one third (32%) of teens feel driving high is not as risky as drunk driving, while one in four high school seniors say they have ridden in a car with a high driver. Although more parents are speaking more frequently to their kids about drugs, Drug Free Kids Canada’s research showed that over 40% of parents say their conversation lasted only a few minutes or less which seems to indicate a reluctance to engage in a meaningful conversation. The tool that is being offered with the “CallThatComesAfter” provides an easy opportunity for parents to get a message across and open the dialogue all this with a few clicks. Experiential advertisement created by FCB, Canada for Drug Free Kids Canada, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Digital advertisement created by Red Lion, Canada for Responsible Gambling Council, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Film advertisement created by Lowe, Czechia for For a Better Life in Prague, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
A hungry young man gets served some serious food for thought when a sausage starts telling his dramatic life story. What he hears will change his life forever. Production Company: IamErika.tv
Digital advertisement created by Buena Vibra Group, Puerto Rico for Acuvue, within the category: Health.
The interventions were installed in three bars in the city of São Paulo, along with the message: “This is a stupid object. But drinking and driving is even more stupid.” Ambient advertisement created by FCB, Brazil for Sagatiba, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
We sold our new collection in the first online shop you can pay with likes: The Strellson Like Shop. All you had to do to get an new outfit was: create a personalized post and collect Likes on Facebook. Every customer became a multiplier and each post a free ad for Strellson. Digital advertisement created by Serviceplan, Germany for Strellson, within the category: Fashion.
Project Resound puts purity above all else. This generation of music lovers are restless, free-spirited and fanatical in their choice of music. But they seem to be lacking the ability to distinguish between sound and noise. Sony Headphones gave us the platform to wake up their senses and upgrade their ears to demanding pure sound. The brand fit was perfect. For pure music you need specially engineered headphones that give you ‘uncontaminated sound’. http://www.sony.co.in/microsite/headphones/project-resound.html Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, India for Sony, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Outdoor advertisement created by Y&R, Singapore for Land Rover, within the category: Automotive.
Most symptoms of multiple sclerosis go unnoticed by everyone except the person living with them. One day they can alter your memory, the next your vision. Striking without warning and leaving no trace, they are invisible. Seeing MS is a global photographic project to visualise the invisible symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Grey Melbourne invited nine photographers to depict each symptom in a single image, inspired by stories of those touched by the disease. With the Seeing MS app, everyone with a camera can uncover the unseen. Photo filters based on each symptom will allow you to see and share how MS affects those living with this mysterious and debilitating condition. Uncover more at http://seeingms.com Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Australia for MS Australia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Ambient advertisement created by Serviceplan, Germany for Lego, within the category: Gaming.