Cartoon Network has always been an inspiration for kids everywhere. So much so, that even many grown-ups who work in animation do it exactly because of how much they loved Cartoon’s creations when they were young. That’s why it was such a gigantic honor for us at Le Cube, after we too were not so long ago just kids sitting in front of the TV amazed by what we saw, to create the channel’s 25th-anniversary celebration film.

Spectacular, super-slow motion stretches everyday moments into epic representations of the Nissan Navara N-Guard’s design and USPs contrasted against the rugged environments it’s made for. The scenes are almost on pause, everything moves only slightly, tough is the new stylish. The styling beauty caught - frozen in time is design to grab the eye, frescoes made for the Instagram generation. The beauty of the moments are revealed in extreme detail from floating dust particles to owners’ emotions, before time shifts back to normal speed and shows the Navara N-Guard in action. Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Nissan, within the category: Automotive.

Late on Thursday night last week a group of crafty guerrillas hijacked six billboards around Auckland city as well as in Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, making other businesses' billboards their own. Stay tuned, we hear more hijacking is in the pipeline. Ambient advertisement created by DDB, New Zealand for Crafty Beggars, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Kemper Kommunikation, Germany for Porsche, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Renault, within the category: Automotive.

The campaign is based on the idea that a little goodness can lead to greatness. To bring the idea to life, random people on the street were asked to take the first step of learning a musical instrument by learning a single note. Those interactions were filmed – the successes and the failures – and edited into a video that turned a little goodness into the embodiment of greatness – a classical symphony. With the help of 100 participants, 23 different musical instruments, and one courageous teacher, part of Offenbach’s “Orpheus in the Underworld” was created. Digital advertisement created by BBDO, United States for goodnessknows, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

The majority of car-owning Americans don't know how to fix a flat and put off buying new tires—and the combination makes for a lot of “oh no!” moments. The newest campaign from Big O Tires takes a humorous look at car repair by turning the big “oh no” moment into a big “oh yes!” The “Big O Yes!” campaign, created by Kansas City-based agency Barkley, portrays the crises that come when you combine a wobbly tire with green jello and white suits or try to take your bald treads up an icy hill near a china shop. Film advertisement created by Barkley, United States for Big O Tires, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Hometown, United Kingdom for 888poker, within the category: Gaming.

Wechat, the most popular communication app in China, has 600 million users. Every user spends about 12 hours per week on WeChat. We try to combine people’s scattered time to address a big problem. We set up a Wechat account named “The Voice Donor” and then invite users to donate voice by reading the words in the system through the voice function in WeChat. Every one of 6 hundred million people just needs to contribute only one minute, the reading problem of 12.63 million blind people in China will be solved. Digital advertisement created by Publicis, China for WeChat, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by McCann, Argentina for TyC Sports, within the category: Media.

Teens generally think that HIV/AIDS is not about them, and health issues are not of concern to them overall. On the other hand, HIV testing is a big deal actually, it can be scary. Knowing that teens tend to do crazy or risky things to show-off, get attention, feel adrenaline or because others do it, we made HIV testing a part of the world of challenging entertainment, so when you do it – it’s a bold move. With the help of the celebrity — UNICEF Ukraine’s friend multi-artist MONATIK — we dared teens* to test for HIV. We made a real-life experiment: the artist did all the exciting things he likes — skateboarding, dancing, trampoline jumps — and HIV test. We measured his heart rate in the process to prove: if one seeks an adrenaline rush, he or she should definitely test for HIV. *In Ukraine 14+ teens can anonymously test for HIV without parents consent. Film advertisement created by Be-it, Ukraine for Unicef, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Created by HearLife Clinic and FP7/McCann in Dubai, “Lost Frequency” is a series of self-diagnosing radio adverts for hearing loss. With 500,000 people affected with hearing loss in the UAE, the challenge for HearLife was to get the 35% of sufferers unaware they have a problem, to take a hearing test. The early symptoms of hearing loss are difficulties hearing high frequency and low sounds, often only discovered in an audiology exam. In the examination, ranges of sounds tested patients hearing: those unable to hear above 4kHz+ are diagnosed with hearing loss. To make the test something everyone would want to listen to, the team took the science of a hearing test and disguised it as wildlife documentary. Because birds, crickets and dolphins all naturally sing in the 4kHz+, they could use these animals to help self-diagnose hearing loss. In a series of 3 radios, take a quick dive with dolphins, listen to the birds, and join thousands of crickets on a summer’s night. For the first time, those who didn’t know they had a problem were self-diagnosed and offered a solution. Audio advertisement created by FP7, United Arab Emirates for HearLife Clinic, within the category: Health.

Direct advertisement created by McCann, Peru for Coca-Cola, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

What does a world-class New Jersey cancer center do when it wants to elevate itself onto the same platform as NCI (National Cancer Institute) accredited cancer centers? The John Theurer Cancer Center first turned to purpose-driven NYC boutique agency Leijas to solidify their messaging and approach. The agency didn’t simply start with JTCC’s cutting-edge innovation and advancements in technology. Rather, they focused on JTCC’s unique philosophy that includes the expertise of over 1,200 sub specialized leaders in the field of oncology. And what they learned was that it all boils down to patients. But JTCC treats cancer much differently, in three distinct and tangible ways – with optimism sparking resilience of the human spirit, the expertise of world-renowned specialists, and personal care and compassion. This combination of heart and science led to the value proposition “pushing science and innovation to heal the human body and spirit.” The approach was to truly connect with the patients and allow them to be the brand voice throughout the communication effort. Leijas spent several weeks working closely with the cancer center leadership to identify “hero patients” and to understand the unique elements of JTCC and the campaign strategy. Leijas then got to know the patients and their families – not just the cancer they beat, but diving into their stories and into their hearts, reliving their journeys - often revealing their vulnerabilities. The strategy became not defining each patient by their disease, but rather highlighting them as individuals. The goal of the campaign from JTCC, which breaks this month, is to raise awareness of JTCC – it’s unique approach to treating cancer told through the successful treatment of these four patients. Unlike all-too-common hospital advertising, the work invites a deeply personal element as well a genuine element of hope, and inspiration. The campaign’s goal is to build the center’s awareness and reputation, runs through the end of December and includes: four documentary-style videos, website, print, digital, billboard, radio and social media. The 360-degree media planning and buying was handled by media agency SPM, Chicago. Content advertisement created by Leijas, United States for John Theurer Cancer Center, within the category: Health.

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.

Film advertisement created by Innocean, United States for Finish Line, within the category: Retail Services.

Supervising Assistant Creative Directors: Rich Weinert, Kathy Speck Film advertisement created by Commonwealth, United States for Chevrolet, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by Grey, Israel for Alrin, within the category: Pharmaceutical.

Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, Germany for LG, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Broca & Wernicke, France for Action Against Hunger, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.