Parc Broekhuizen is a no-nonsense concept offering a visual and culinary journey of discovery taking place in the grounds of an authentic country estate. The estate has had various functions and residents over the years, including once being home to wealthy merchant Cornelis Jan van Nellesteyn, who died there in 1832. Parc Broekhuizen is where it all comes together: an inspirational setting, a beautiful history and, above all, a remarkable culinary experience – coordinated by top chef Marco Westmaas – for all who hunger for high-quality innovative cuisine. The estate offers two restaurants, a hotel, room for corporate events and is, undoubtedly, the perfect setting for a better brand of party. Strategic and creative agency Fitzroy was asked to think about the positioning, identity and translation of all necessary elements to make Parc Broekhuizen a success. The buildings on the estate have a historical feel, but all this grandeur can be intimidating too. So Fitzroy wanted a more light-hearted approach to communication in order for Parc Broekhuizen to broaden its appeal to also include a younger crowd. Not by going crazy, but by turning historical elements into something hysterical. The estate houses five impressive works of art painted by Willem Joseph Laguy in the 1780s. These paintings, which depict Voltaire’s tragedies, now form the basis for all Parc Broekhuizen communication. A number of leading figures from the aforementioned artworks now play leading roles in Parc Broekhuizen’s communication. They find themselves placed in a new setting and have been given a social upgrade with a dose of online humour. These new “pieces of art” can be found throughout the estate including on menus, beermats, memo pads, as gifs, but also as part of the buildings’ interiors (designed by interior architect Judith van Mourik). Canandian gif-artist James Kerr was invited by Fitzroy to help with the creation of these hysterical situations. Parc Broekhuizen’s communication has also inspired the creation of its very own font. Design advertisement created by Fitzroy, Netherlands for Parc Broekhuizen, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Audio advertisement created by Master, Brazil for 91 Rock, within the category: Media.

Children of Labor is a stop-motion PSA geared towards the children of labor across the globe. In our execution, we experimented with stop-motion animation and cel animation. We believe it would be appropriate to construct our set out of white foam core to match the cold, winter mood with added high contrast lighting. The narrative for this animation involves a young child working in a clothing factory in the middle of a city. The child has been working long hours and is at a bus stop waiting to get home. Eventually, a school bus comes to save the child from the destructive work environment. The bus symbolizes a hopeful future for the child. A future that involves an education.

Film advertisement created by Droga5, United Kingdom for Bulk Powders, within the category: Health.

Film advertisement created by DDB, France for Winamax, within the category: Gaming.

Campaign for de 35 Festival Internacionald e CIne de Cinemateca Uruguay. The God of good cinema appears to cinema fans, and punish them for their sins. Film advertisement created by Larsen, Uruguay for Cinemateca Uruguay, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Smartphones have become an integral part of our lives. They are our only constant companion be it a boardroom, or a bathroom. There is no denying the fact that smartphones have made our lives easier and have innumerable benefits. But, we also cannot run away from the fact that they are causing one of fastest growing ailments in the world – ‘Text Neck’. While using our smartphones, we subconsciously bend our necks. What we don’t realise is a small thirty-degree tilt of the neck, leads to an excess weight of thirty pounds. Idea: Straighten Up Using face recognition technology, Apple phones detect the angle at which the neck is bent. If the angle exceeds five degrees, the phone would blur the image/text on the screen, leaving the user with no option but to straighten up. Thus, inculcating a habit to always keep the neck upright, even while using the phone. Experiential advertisement created by Miami Ad School, India for Apple, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Alpha Century, United Kingdom for Boux Avenue, within the category: Retail Services.

TVC shot for Asian American audience localized in 5 languages that reflects the imagery associated with flavors when you bite into the new Signature Crafted Recipes Bacon Smokehouse burger from McDonald's. Film advertisement created by IW Group, United States for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel for Achla, within the category: Food.

Taylor James was tapped to create the 2017 AICP Show sponsor reel, which premiered on Wednesday, June 7 at MoMA in New York City. The film is a visual poem that shows the depth of storytelling styles in the commercial production community and honors the tremendous range of artistic disciplines that make the AICP membership.

Jägermeister returns to comedy with this sweet spot via La Red, Berlin. Film advertisement created by La Red, Germany for Jagermeister, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Walmart’s free 2-day shipping (with no membership) means college students can afford to have more fun. Naturally, hilarity ensues. Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United States for Walmart, within the category: Retail Services.

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.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Brazil for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

With its large loadspace, there is not that Transport does not accommodate. Watch when we load it in a completely new way. Film advertisement created by DDB, Denmark for Volkswagen, within the category: Automotive.

As main sponsor of MOTELX - Lisbon International Horror Film Festival, easyJet found the perfect place to discover which is the worst fear of all: fly or staying at home? Experiential advertisement created by Uzina, Portugal for EasyJet, within the category: Transport.

Film advertisement created by China, Spain for Sitges, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.