Film advertisement created by DDB, Germany for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by David, Argentina for MACMA, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Pandora, within the category: Media.

Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, Costa Rica for Claro, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Y&R, Peru for UVK Theaters, within the category: Media.

Garbage placed outside the bin is like garbage thrown into the sea. Something that kills thousands of marine animals every year. A wake-up call to one of the planet’s greatest environmental problems: marine litter. Film advertisement created by Torke, Portugal for Oceano Azul Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Every island has a story. If you listen, it will speak to you. Beneath the breathtaking natural wonder and exotic beauty unique to each of the Hawaiian Islands, there are vital roots. These are the stories of the people who tend to them. Who cultivate ancient ways of living in harmony with the environment and embrace local and Hawaiian culture with equal parts aloha and responsibility. For the next generation. And for Hawaii to stay rooted. Content advertisement created by MVNP, United States for Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau, within the category: Transport.

Digital advertisement created by Walrus, United States for Tiny Toast, within the category: Food.

Direct advertisement created by VML, United States for Legoland, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

A video clip to launch the new collection of nail lacquer Risque. The music was produced by Dudu Borges, winner of Grammy Latino. An performed by Jenni Mosello, X-Factor final contestant. Film advertisement created by Ampfy, Brazil for Risque, within the category: Beauty.

Marc Herremans is Belgian triathlete who became 6th at the Ironman in 2001, the toughest triathlon competition in the world. With great potential he aimed the next year for 1st place but his dreams fell apart in 2002 when during bike training he fell and broke his back. Like many people, you would expect him to give up his dreams, but in 2006 he was the first man that finished the Ironman in a wheelchair. Now he performs in a commercial of the whiskey brand with the inspiring tagline; “When your reality changes, your dreams don’t have to”. Film advertisement created by BBH, United Kingdom for Johnnie Walker, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Imagine thousands of children in need, needing to tell their life stories. On the other hand, imagine that, for technical reasons, books are printed everyday with blank pages. Realize that these two worlds could cross each other was our insight. Direct advertisement created by 3A Worldwide, Brazil for ActionAid, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Switzerland for Otrivin, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

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

Direct advertisement created by Leo Burnett, Germany for Zoo Frankfurt, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Ambient advertisement created by Sandpit, Australia for Penguin, within the category: Media.

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

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Japan for ADOT, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, Canada for Centraide, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

URL: http://allforbear.com A digital project focused on the problems of polar bear preservation has been launched by BBDO Moscow. Allforbear.com aims to increase public awareness of the issue and involve many users. Problem: With their natural habitat – ice – rapidly melting away, the 25,000 population of polar bears in the Arctic region is facing extinction. Estimates indicates that only ⅓ may survive by 2050, and the ice level last year has reached its minimum, showing a gap of the size of Turkey compared to the minimum level in 2007. The endangered future of the bears is made even worse by factors like climate change, fish migration, as well as poaching and pollution in the Arctic region. Idea: To help the WWF raise money for the project and draw public and media attention to the problem, BBDO Moscow created a special website http://allforbear.com and encouraged users to share it in social media. Solution: The website shows the virtual ice habitat of the polar bears surrounded by sea. Each click on the blue sea area turns water into a floe of ice, which gets their name, and give the bears more space to live in. The website mechanics are based on the Pay-With-A-Tweet concept: each click generates a sharing link for social media accounts: Facebook, Twitter, Vk.com. It is a simple viral growth formula: the more people visit the website and share it with their friends, the more donations are received by the WWF. By “buying” a bear to live on the ice, users support the preservation program and environmental projects and increase the survival chances of polar bears. Celebrities, bloggers, companies, radio stations and even football clubs are also encouraged to participate in order to spread the word and attract attention to the situation in the Arctic region. Results: The website gained a great momentum, and without a single penny spent for media support the total audience of the project just in social networks amounts to over 6 million people by now. Russian outdoor media showed their support by providing free advertising spaces, while major online media and the Russian LiveJournal community promoted it on their websites completely free of charge! The giant ice floe also obtained its very own ‘walk of fame’, as Russian celebrities joined in to help save the polar bears. As a result, without having spent a single penny on media support, the campaign’s PR value in free media coverage reached the equivalent of around $1,000,000. Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Russia for WWF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.