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Mission: On December 2009, world leaders attended the COP15 summit: the most important climate change conference in a decade. ELA Israel wanted to create an online awareness campaign to promote this important summit and support the green agenda. Idea: Using Youtube's shared annotations feature, we've created TubePetition, the first ever video based petition inside a Youtube video, that literally allows users to sign their names and Raise Their Voice. Results: TubePetition swept the web and united millions from all over the world under one global voice and received wide news coverage on TV stations, newspapers, websites and blogs worldwide. Digital advertisement created by Mizbala, Israel for ELA, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

In the center of St. Petersburg, surrounded by historical monuments and tourist attractions, unusual art objects appeared - red puddles with messages in Russian and English about the importance of donating blood regularly. In this way bloody puddles remind saint-petersburgers that in the summer most of a donors leave the city for vacations and hospitals especially need donor blood. Ambient advertisement created by Decembrist, Russia for Fonddonorov, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Directors: Alejo Rosemberg, Julian Castro / Nah! Film advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Argentina for Car One, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Argentina for BGH, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Ambient advertisement created by BBDO, United States for NYPD, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Darewin, France for Nobody From Nowhere, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Nissan, within the category: Automotive.

Outdoor advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for Adris Group, within the category: Professional Services.

Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, France for Rocky Mountain MS Center, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by la comunidad, Argentina for ESPN, within the category: Media.

Film advertisement created by CP+B, United Kingdom for Letgo, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Cheil, Ukraine for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

People in Russia talk and text on their phones while driving. We’re used to it, nothing strange. Radio stations provoke this behavior. Every station has a call-in show where listeners are calling or texting to win presents or just to say hi to their friends. Smartphone using is the second, after alcohol consumption, human factor causing car accidents. Despite a common opinion, hands-free devices offer no safety benefit when driving. Driving while talking on cell phones – handheld and hands-free – increases risk of crashes fourfold. The number is even bigger for texting and using apps. SM Polis Insurance is fighting against this dangerous habit with live radio broadcast of “car crashes”. 18 radio stations refused to join the action; they only cared about ratings and public image. So we had just one: Novoe Radio. Together with a popular call-in radio show we demonstrated what can happen if you use a phone while driving. When a presenter was getting a call from someone who was driving at the moment, he immediately disconnected the call and put on air the sounds of a car crash. After a moment of scary silence the presenter revealed it was not a real crash and explained the danger of using phones while driving. The first results came just in a couple of days. We were getting less and less calls from the drivers. The story was featured in media. After that the other radio stations changed their mind and joined the action to protect their listeners. People are now stopping to make a call to the show. Audio advertisement created by Voskhod, Russia for SM Polis Insurance, within the category: Finance.

Digital advertisement created by NYU, United States for Microsoft, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Last year's initiative was the building of a full-sized artificial pitch, and was backed by the UEFA Foundation for Children, the Asian Football Development Project (AFDP), the Jordanian Football Association, the Norwegian Football Federation and Lay’s, who are also a sponsor of the UEFA Champions League. This year, we decided to raise the bar and give girls and women the opportunity to express their passion for sports and for football. We starred Leo Messi for the cause and built a brand new artificial pitch in the Zaatari Camp in Jordan; which houses just over 100,000 refugees will give thousands of children the opportunity to play the game they love, with the best facilities possible. “It’s a wonderful feeling to see how something as simple as a football pitch can bring so much joy and happiness. Football has the ability to inspire, unite and also teach children important life skills and values, such as teamwork and respect,” the UEFA president said. Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, who is the President of the Jordanian Football Association, mentioned, “powerful mediums such as sport and education have the ability to plant seeds of hope and potentiality even under the most difficult circumstances.” The center has become the hub of sporting life in the camp and allows children to play in a safe environment as well as giving them the chance to engage in sport and football in particular with others. Film advertisement created by TMI, Egypt for Lay's, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

What decides when a family is normal? When the Norwegian minister of family affairs decided to remove the responsibility for equality from the ministry, the signal that was sent was that not all families are equal. A family should be judged by how they treat each other, not who they love. The Norwegian Humanist Association wanted to use their voice and speak out against this, and asked different families about their family values. See to the end. Film advertisement created by Something Good, Norway for Norwegian Humanist Association, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Lala, the biggest milk brand in Mexico, transformed itself into the beer of the FIFA World Cup 2018. Integrated advertisement created by Circus, Mexico for Lala, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Creative branding agency loyalkaspar has produced an installation of five colorful murals in New York City for ESPN’s US Open, with each mural depicting a participating athlete – Serena Williams, Roger Federer, and Naomi Osaka among them. The installation was used as the basis for a public event in the Dumbo neighborhood of Brooklyn, resulting in an anthem TV spot. This work comes off the back of several successful ESPN branding projects by loyalkaspar, including brand identities for College Football and Get Up. The mural project allowed the agency to shift focus from its strategic expertise and highlight their design and production capabilities. Working to a tight deadline, loyalkaspar sought to fuse artistry and sports fandom into a unique experience for New Yorkers that could then be shared on screens around the country. A sense of place Chief Creative Officer at loyalkaspar, Beat Baudenbacher wanted to ensure that the murals and spot positioned the US Open as a uniquely New York moment in contrast to tennis events in Wimbledon, Paris or elsewhere. “We wanted to create work that gave the US Open a sense of place, really capturing New York’s urban, eclectic dynamic and infusing the Open with that epic feel,” says Baudenbacher. So, once the murals had been assembled on site in Dumbo, with a picturesque view of the East River, visitors were invited to interact with the installation during loyalkaspar’s film shoot. The resulting spot shows New Yorkers of all types posing in front of the murals on a sunny day. Dynamic and joyful footage in front of the murals includes families and groups of friends posing for selfies, dogs chasing balls, and plenty of adorable children. A particularly powerful sequence sees two young girls twirling before the Serena Williams mural, then cuts seamlessly to ESPN footage of Serena performing her signature twirl on the tennis court. Using multiple filming tactics to capture the public interaction with the murals, loyalkaspar aimed to incorporate the vibe of the city and the US Open on as many levels as possible. A time lapse photographer captured the onslaught of visitors throughout the day and a crane camera was used for the spot’s final shot: the city skyline at sunset. The crane offered, in Baudenbacher’s words, a “dynamic and super epic scope.” Meanwhile small handheld devices allowed the loyalkaspar team to tap into the more intimate moments individuals had with the murals. Footage of the athletes was spliced in during post-production, always cleverly mirroring the action at the installation. Cutting through the noise For Baudenbacher and his team, perhaps the most exciting element of the brief was the chance to make the public part of the project. Not only did constructing the murals in a public space provide an opportunity for the anthem spot’s local vibe, it genuinely offered a chance for local audiences to connect with the ESPN brand. The event shut down the Dumbo pier on the day, generating curiosity even among New Yorkers who didn’t actively participate. Baudenbacher hoped the event would engage fresh audiences of all ages, genders, and races through the specific, personalized experience. To expand the activation’s reach, the murals have moved to the South Street Seaport through the end of the tournament for additional fan engagement. “Experiential events are becoming such a tool for connecting with audiences,” he says. “Being smart about putting on an event can serve as the foundation for a promotional campaign. Rather than a single experiential event, ESPN got the most fan engagement out of the campaign by hosting the installations in multiple neighborhoods and capturing footage to promote their US Open coverage as a TV spot. It elevates the work and cuts through the noise.”

Most Thai people consume double amount of salt comparing to the global standard. For this reason, 22 million people have been affected by critical illnesses due to high salt intake cause Thailand lost $3,208 Million for the cost of treatment. The idea, we created an easy way to recognize the right amount of salt for cooking per meal. Thai Health Promotion Foundation Presents LESSSALT, the spoon is designed for people to recognize the right amount of salt for cooking, which is 1/3 of a teaspoon per meal. (*Calculated from the amount of salt recommended by the WHO.) In order to help people recognize the right amount of salt when using a regular teaspoon. Ambient advertisement created by CJ WORX, Thailand for Thai Health Promotion Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.