Climate change is making our oceans more acid, with the coastal areas bearing the majority of the impact, killing reefs and threatening ecosystems. Smartwax is a natural surf wax formula that reverses this acidification by simply asking surfers to modify their regular behavior. Every single surfer who uses the wax can neutralise up to 1.3m3 of water. And with over 35 million active surfers worldwide, they could rebalance over 1,000,000 swimming pools worth of acidic water each year. To launch the wax, special samples were created in the shape of US president, Donald Trump, and Brazil’s president, Jair Bolsonaro, two of the world’s most infamous climate change deniers. The new wax formula gave the million-strong global surfing community the opportunity to be part of the solution. Their response was so overwhelming that one month after the launch, 70% of the global market have asked for the formula, with 8 brands are already using it. And what started as a little drop in the ocean is getting bigger every day as Clean Ocean Foundation currently explores other materials to apply the additive that makes SmartWax, including sunscreen, hull sealants, life jackets, dive gear, anchors, jet skis and swimwear. In the hope that we save our oceans, one wave at a time. Experiential advertisement created by McCann, Australia for Clean Ocean Foundation Australia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

AHLEM was launched in 2014 by Parisian-born, Los Angeles-based designer Ahlem Manai-Platt, and its product line includes nine handmade eyewear frames in chic shapes all rendered in Italian Mazzucchelli acetate. Reminiscent of a French New Wave film and set in a quintessentially LA location, the film brings together the brand’s Parisian roots and West Coast influences. The story is a classic cat and mouse chase between a man and a woman. This time, though, the familiar game of love plays out through the lens of AHLEM. Looking to bring narrative and cinematic storytelling to the brand’s marketing, the inspiration for the film came from its location – a stunning hillside house designed by architect Michael Sant.

Through the use of visually sophisticated and conceptual animations, the ad campaigns capture the essence of Dell's three new product launches: the new OptiPlex 7071 Tower – a premium business desktop designed for maximum VR performance in a sleek, compact design; the OptiPlex 7070 -- a new form factor providing a fully modular desktop experience; and the 5300/5400 Dell Latitude 2-in-1 with Chrome Enterprise OS. Integrated advertisement created by Dell Blue, United States for Dell, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

BooneOakley's campaign for Destin-Fort Walton Beach began with one important fact: 56% of children spend less time outside than maximum security prison inmates. Childhood is being spent indoors. And Destin-Fort Walton Beach is ready to open the door and get kids back outside, where they belong. But Destin-Fort Walton Beach isn't just telling parents to get their kids outside, they're showing them when, where and how to do it. In a partnership with USA Today BooneOakley developed an adventure quiz to let families explore curated activities taking into account their risk tolerance and children's ages. This quiz links to even more detailed information on DestinFWB.com where families can browse 360 videos, quick tips and real kid reviews of their chosen adventures. Integrated advertisement created by BooneOakley, United States for Destin-Fort Walton Beach, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Audio advertisement created by One Twenty Three West, Canada for E-Comm 911, within the categories: Professional Services, Public Interest, NGO.

Ambi Pur, in collaboration with CJ Worx, released a new online film, “THE INNOCENT” under the campaign, “Stink Don’t Drive” talking about stinks that Thai drivers tend not to notice in their car. This is because when they are in their car for a long period of time, they eventually become familiar with smelly car. As a result, their sense of smell is unable to detect any hidden stinks in their car. Ambi Pur and CJ Worx, thus, utilize this insight to remind every Thai drivers of “Stink Don’t Drive” through the online film, THE INNOCENT. The story revolves around an innocent man who has no clue what he has committed. In the end, the film will reveal the answer and in the process, reminding Thai drivers of the stinky car smells that they could be so familiar with. Content advertisement created by CJ WORX, Thailand for Ambi Pur, within the category: House, Garden.

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.

Raising funds and awareness for Charité’s Parkinson’s research, we produced an art collection created by the first machine affected by a human disease. The collection comprises distorted 3D prints of cherished objects belonging to Parkinson’s patients. The objects are informed by each patient’s tremor data, skewing the object’s shape to capture the impact of Parkinson’s. In addition to the collection, we designed a website to tell the patients’ stories and show renders of their objects and how Parkinson’s has affected them. The collection is now permanently exhibited at the neurology department of Charité Berlin hospital. Integrated advertisement created by MediaMonks, Germany for Charité Berlin, within the category: Health.

Skip the Pain, Take the Train. A short film following two protagonists that have to attend the same meeting but they have strikingly different experiences. Film advertisement created by Southern Methodist University, United States for Texas Central Bullet Train, within the category: Transport.

Film advertisement created by SuperHeroes, United States for SuperHeroes, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Patsany Agency, Ukraine for Music.School, within the categories: Education, Music.

Content advertisement created by The Richards Group, United States for P.F. Chang’s, within the categories: Food, Recreation, Leisure.

Opioid overdose has reached epidemic proportions in the United States and the stigma tends to blame the victim and ignore the problem. Our idea is to show how this drug makes you dependant after 7 days of taking and we will partner with Sundance Festival to promote the first campaign that will be featured as short film in their ceremony.

To generate donations for “Colorado Gives Day,” December 10, on which Coloradans are urged to support any of the hundreds of Colorado local nonprofits registered with coloradogives.org , the successfully crowd-funded creator of “Emoji Dick,” which is Herman Melville’s classic translated into emoji, reluctantly admits what many viewers might already be thinking: that they could probably find more useful and more worthy causes to give their money to. Film advertisement created by TDA_Boulder, United States for FirstBank, within the categories: Finance, Public Interest, NGO.

After fascinating everyone for centuries, pearl is now on your dining tables with Karaca Fine Pearl. Film advertisement created by VMLY&R, Turkey for Karaca, within the categories: House, Garden, Retail Services.

It really comes down to asking yourself: am I doing something meaningful/fun/challenging? If the answer is “yes” - that’s perfect. Otherwise, talent.io is committed to helping you get the tech job you deserve ! Film advertisement created by Left Productions, France for Talent.io, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Major European cities like Stockholm are being invaded by electrical scooters. They have become immensely popular but are also creating debate and are currently a hot topic in the news. Some hate the scooters, but others love them. The main arguments for the scooters have been hard to argue against. Not only are they a fast and cheap alternative to cars, they are electric (sustainable) and contributes to less congestion on the roads. However fresh research in Sweden show that only 2 in 100 journeys actually replace cars. In almost all other cases the scooter replaces people walking. So, even though its still faster, is not cheaper or more sustainable. And, more importantly it contributes more people moving even less which in turn affects people’s health. And fresh statistics from the WHO shows that less and less people get enough exercise. Reebok – a brand that believes in the power of moving (that sports can change lives) – is now launching Reebok To Go, an alternative to the e-scooters, and the first rentable sneaker service ever. Why ride when you can use your feet? With Reebok-to-go there is no excuse. Reebok-To-Go works in a similar way to rental scooters. The shoes are equipped with a QR-Code you simply scan with your phone. Once you have entered your details, it’s just a case of putting them on and away you go. The soles of the shoes also have a GPS tag, so each pair can be tracked on a map. Reebok-To-Go is a reminder of the importance to get your daily exercise. If we can get more people to rediscover their feet through this initiative, that would be a step, well many steps, in the right direction. Experiential advertisement created by M&C Saatchi, Sweden for Reebok, within the category: Fashion.