Outdoor advertisement created by King James, South Africa for City of Cape Town, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

A mother observes the son eating its breakfast, serene, thoughtful and asks him what he has, to which he responds: Its Daddy. Several scenes of life, a wedding, a birth, a romantic dinner, the first steps of a child, always without the presence of the father and with a voice off that repeats:The father did not arrive in time. An ambulance arrives at the hospital, running the patient (father) down the corridor of the hospital. We've heard off that a lot of people do not live all they had to live just because they do not know their blood type. Images of all previous situations but now with the presence of the father. We are back in the kitchen, the child eats the breakfast, we hear a door open and the child rises happily, excited. The father came home and kissed him: Fortunately, Criam arrived in time to save lives.

Film advertisement created by Camp Jefferson, Canada for Koodo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Sleek Machine, United States for Celtics, within the category: Sports.

Digital advertisement created by Blammo, Canada for Orville, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Sometimes when you own a home you can find yourself in an ugly situation where you need to sell it fast and move on with your life. In the first spot for HomeVestors®, we see a family living in a home with obvious foundation problems – everything is tilted. They are in their kitchen having dessert. The husband asks his wife to pass the pudding. When she sets the dish in front of him it slides off the table. The voiceover says, “When things get ugly call the We Buy Ugly Houses People.” The spot is resolved with a HomeVestors® employee showing the couple how he can help them by buying their house. The second spot involves an errant husband. Kiran, of The Cavalry Productions, directed these comedic spots (part of a 3-spot campaign) for the HomeVestors brand. Film advertisement created by Calise Partners, United States for HomeVestors, within the category: Professional Services.

Film advertisement created by Spark44, United Kingdom for Land Rover, within the category: Automotive.

The Sydney Opera House attracts 8.2 million visitors each year - yet despite its popularity, recent market research revealed that three in four Sydneysiders haven’t seen a show in the last year. There is a need to challenge misconceptions that the Opera House was only for classical arts, and to increase understanding and awareness to millennials about the diverse and inspiring experiences on offer. After a competitive pitch late last year, The Works and sister specialist messaging agency On Message, were tasked with getting the word out, and in such a saturated event market they needed to make a real splash. The solution was to bring in the big guns - Seal. Nope, not that guy. The lovable Opera House seal, who has swapped his days sunning himself on the northern steps of the Opera House to become the first ever voice of the performing arts centre’s new chatbot. Digital advertisement created by The Works, Australia for Sydney Opera House, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Digital advertisement created by Merchlar, Canada for Merchlar, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Outdoor advertisement created by Momm, Brazil for Momm, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Film advertisement created by Hunt Adkins, United States for iWireless, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

ING doesn’t like being JUST a bank. They believe in the next generation of banking. A bank that doesn’t look or feel like a bank. One that believes in life. In a life well spent, not a life full of spending. One that empowers you to transform your work – your blood and sweat - into the means to achieve the things that you want, and the experiences you wish for. Effortlessly and pain free. Through this campaign we visualize the every day lives, desires and needs of people for a life well spent. We don’t show a world where everything’s perfect, because that’s just not how life is. Life is full of small, imperfect moments – and more often than not they’re the times we reflect on fondly, and that drive us to strive for a better quality of life. Film advertisement created by McCann, Czechia for ING, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, United Kingdom for Robinsons, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Ambient advertisement created by New Message, Netherlands for The Phone, within the category: Media.

In northern Kenya’s vast Great Rift Valley, the village of Lagam sits nestled within the cliffs. Poverty and illiteracy are high but families hunger for education. Even so, 12 year old Pascalia loves to read – and every child loves a great story. Pascalia is one of the estimated 29 million people around the world who has beautiful, brand new books to read because of UK charity Book Aid International. Find out more about Pascalia and people like her or help send the next book by visiting bookaid.org.

Cute, funny, violent and dark campaign that announces The 2017 ANDY Awards call for entries, which mocks stereotypical PSA advertising with an industry twist. Instead of protecting the whales, we’re saving ideas from senseless deaths due to bad focus groups, legal hurdles and distracted creative directors, to name a few. Film advertisement created by Deutsch, United States for ANDY Awards, within the category: Professional Services.

Digital advertisement created by Anomaly, United States for Google, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Created by the in-house team, featuring footage from the current exhibit. Learn more about these and other jelly species during Jelly Invasion, a special Vancouver Aquarium exhibit on now until November 12, 2013

Film advertisement created by Natwerk, Netherlands for Jamie Oliver Barbecues, within the category: House, Garden.

Embark on the most secret voyage to the majestic Palace of Versailles with Air France. Behind its elaborate facade, a more intimate Versailles is revealed… one secret after another is waiting to be discovered. Come onboard and we’ll take you there. Film advertisement created by Goodkids, France for Air France, within the category: Transport.