Confronted by alarming statistics on domestic violence in Serbia we created PSA to shake public out of lethargy and put this issue into focus of society. Idea: Use YouTube’s popular format in which a person takes one photo every day, but with a twist. Result: In less than a week, video hit 3 million views and entered top 5 most popular videos on YouTube. It generated tens of thousands of comments and extensive global media coverage. Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Serbia for B92 Fund, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, France for PlayStation, within the category: Gaming.

Riga International Airport creates a symphony dedicated to Latvia's 100th anniversary, using special artificial intelligence technologies and involving almost 20 thousand passengers and airport guests, as well as nearly 250 units of the airport's technical equipment. Digital advertisement created by TBWA, Latvia for Riga International Airport, within the category: Transport.

SVP Associate Director Of Film Production: James McPherson Digital advertisement created by Grey, United States for Gillette, within the category: Health.

Integrated advertisement created by Ogilvy, France for Etat Libre d’Orange, within the category: Beauty.

During the process of cleaning up his childhood home to put it on sale, Zack rediscovers some long-forgotten memories with his parents. Will he have a change of heart? Film advertisement created by Kingdom Digital, Malaysia for Kärcher, within the categories: Electronics, Technology, House, Garden, Retail Services.

SOCIAL ME is an online series about a Romanian character inspired by the authentic online behaviors we all have in common: staging perfect moments, filters over filters, carefully-scripted captions and the addiction to the instant gratification that the flood of “likes” provides. The series follows a fictional influencer and her struggles to reach the daily quota of posts and likes. To achieve these goals, she looks at the people in her life purely as a source of content. Her boyfriend = a human selfie stick; her childhood friend = a pretext for an emotional caption; her dog = the best like magnet she could ever find.

Scalapay is the latest Italian fintech that offers a split payment solution in 3 monthly installments, all without having to pay any fees or interest. Built for both online or in-store purchases, this payment method will allow you to improve your daily life with quality products and services without breaking your monthly budget. Through this first brand campaign, Scalapay wants to show instalment payments in a different light – instead of compulsive purchases, the brand promotes a more sophisticated vision. Buying in 3 instalments without fees means giving yourself the means to buy better: high quality products that you really enjoy. The campaign shows just that, a series of characters caught in the midst of contemplating their purchases. This moment of contemplation is imagined visually as a slowing down of time in the middle of the surrounding frenzy. Film advertisement created by Buzzman, France for Scalapay, within the category: Finance.

On June 29, 2014 thousands of Apple employees and their families marched in the San Francisco Pride Parade. They came from around the world — from cities as far as Munich, Paris, and Hong Kong — to celebrate Apple's unwavering commitment to equality and diversity. Because we believe that inclusion inspires innovation.

Film advertisement created by BMF, Australia for ALDI, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by Grey, Hungary for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Digital advertisement created by Team One, United States for Evolve, within the category: Gaming.

Film advertisement created by String Theory, New Zealand for Good Books, within the category: Retail Services.

Integrated advertisement created by Pimienta, Paraguay for Galopera, within the category: Food.

Direct advertisement created by Ogilvy, Turkey for Columbia, within the category: Fashion.

In Brazil, all vehicles leave the assembly line stamped with a large identification number, and our idea was to stop putting numbers on the busses and instead give names to these vehicles. Specifically, the names of people who were injured or killed in attacks of this nature. Every year, hundreds of buses are targets of arson in Brazil. The purpose of such vandalism is to draw awareness and attention to a protest or grievance. However, such a practice results in serious consequences for innocent people who have nothing to do with the issue. The names and stories of drivers and passengers who are hurt or even killed in such incidents are often forgotten by society and they end up becoming just a statistic or number. For example, take the case of bus driver Jefferson Alves da Silva, who suffered burns to part of his body as he heroically saved a handicapper passenger from flames. Digital advertisement created by Moma, Brazil for Mercedes-Benz, within the category: Automotive.

Two creatives, tasked with creating a “sincere holiday greeting,” envision a grab bag of a spot filled with... affluence, Jingle Bells, abundant gifts (and purchases), kittens, puppies, polar bears, romance, retro, ethnic diversity, dancing Santa, VR Santa, dancing cookies, dreamy kids (dreaming of clients’ products and services), lumber. The closing voiceover, as they would have it, is “genuine, sincere, heartfelt,” as it states, “The very best thing about the holidays is you. Our warmest holiday greeting and best wishes for the new year.” The spot-within-a-spot ends, and over a festive photo of Brunner staff (Michael Brunner in elf hat), a final super states “at least we nailed the sincerity part.”

Film advertisement created by Artplan, Brazil for Etna, within the category: House, Garden.