Advertising agency Humanaut is calling out extreme health and fitness gurus with “Feel the Blend,” a new television marketing campaign for NutriBullet, led by the company’s commitment to making nutrition convenient and accessible to everyone. Launched in the U.S. and Canada across broadcast and digital, the campaign sets into motion NutriBullet’s transition from infomercial product to lifestyle brand that people can rely on to simplify nutrition. At a confounding time when so many “experts” are touting exotic potions and unrealistic rituals, the campaign seeks to bring wellness back to the basics, while resonating with today’s busy consumer base looking for simple, realistic solutions. Following the infomercials that put “nutrient extraction” on the map, NutriBullet’s new campaign not only breaks the brand’s recent ad silence, but paves the way for the launch of its new slate of products, which include: the NutriBullet Blender Combo, the brand’s first full-size blender that takes nutrition extraction to the next level with the versatility of both a multi-serve pitcher and a single-serve cup; the NutriBullet PRO 1000, an updated and redesigned version of the brand’s most popular personal blender, the PRO 900; and the NutriBullet Select, which merges the compact design of a personal blender with the power and functionality of a full-sized machine. Film advertisement created by Humanaut, United States for NutriBullet, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by FCB, Germany for Philharmoniker Hamburg, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

ING doesn’t like being JUST a bank. They believe in the next generation of banking. A bank that doesn’t look or feel like a bank. One that believes in life. In a life well spent, not a life full of spending. One that empowers you to transform your work – your blood and sweat - into the means to achieve the things that you want, and the experiences you wish for. Effortlessly and pain free. Through this campaign we visualize the every day lives, desires and needs of people for a life well spent. We don’t show a world where everything’s perfect, because that’s just not how life is. Life is full of small, imperfect moments – and more often than not they’re the times we reflect on fondly, and that drive us to strive for a better quality of life. Film advertisement created by McCann, Czechia for ING, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Italy for Lamborghini, within the category: Automotive.

This is the official 2013 summer trailer for Ponton Casa Baraj, from Valiug, Romania. It's a place where people have fun, mostly during weekends. Digital advertisement created by Mots, Romania for Ponton Casa Baraj, within the category: Transport.

Direct advertisement created by Accademia di Comunicazione, Italy for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Who's never turned to a quick tutorial online to learn how to make a dish or watched, hypnotized, as a sped-up step-by-step turns eggs, flour, and sugar into a magnificent cake? These express recipes, social-media darlings, always seem to go right. But in practice, that's not always the case. And what if things go wrong? Taking this as its jumping-off point, iFood, in a campaign created by AlmapBBDO, presents parodies of online recipes, suggesting to the audience that when things don't turn out perfectly, they can always fall back on the countless possibilities and ease of the leading platform for online food delivery in Brazil. The ads poke fun at the audience with the tagline: "Didn't work? Order it from iFood." Film advertisement created by BBDO, Brazil for iFood, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, United States for Michelin, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Canada for Crime Stoppers, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Brazil for Livraria Cultura, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by Duncan/Channon, United States for Kona, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Poland for Tiger Energy Drink, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Dare, Canada for BC Children's Hospital Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Rosebud, Spain for Valencia FC, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by Uncle Grey, Denmark for Grimbergen, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

We live in a world with so much injustice, that sometimes we just forget about it. Millions of people still suffer violence, malnutrition, discrimination, abuse, and persecution. But in the age of big data, mere numbers alone don't cause an impact. They are so hard to grasp that we end up feeling isolated by the shocking facts. It seems impossible to even thing about changing the times we live in. But it isn't. That's the idea behind our newest campaign for Change.org #ChangeTheTimes, to remind us that even the littlest changes can cause huge transformations. We have individualized human rights and environmental crimes by changing them into seconds represented by a GIF that is played as often as the fact. Digital advertisement created by TBWA, Spain for Change.org, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

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

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.

Film advertisement created by Dude, Italy for Napapijri, within the category: Fashion.

To promote the Taco Sub, Subway Norway launched a set of innovative pre-roll ads for Youtube. The Taco sub is, thanks to the cracking noise from its nacho chips, the first sub ever to make an distinguished sound when you eat it. To better illustrate The Sub with a Sound, McCann Stockholm built a narrative around "Good cracks vs. Bad cracks." Good crack obviously being the nacho chips. The three adverts, specially tailored for Youtube's True View format, all show a Taco Sub and other items getting crushed by the sheer power of the hydraulic press. The result? Not only does Subway tap in to the Youtube phenomena of hydraulic presses; they also show that, when done right, even a film about a sandwich can become truly unskippable. See for yourself. Film advertisement created by McCann, Sweden for Subway, within the category: Food.