Created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, the updated “Device Free Dinner” campaign ads for Common Sense Media star Will Ferrell and familiar scenarios that could be plucked from anyone's dining room. In the ads, a family has settled into dinner and someone won't get off their phone. Only instead of a surly teenager or precocious child, it's a parent. A famous parent all in the hopes of adding awareness to the movement of Device Free Dinner. Film advertisement created by Goodby Silverstein & Partners, United States for Common Sense Media, within the category: Media.

For 75 years, Kit Kat kept saying "Have a Break, Have a Kit Kat". Entering the Facebook era, we offered our fans easy-to-digest content, that should be seen as the break itself: a daily dose of funny news, posted at 13:55 sharp. We commented upon the most important events in a Kit Kat way, illustrating it cleverly. Digital advertisement created by Interactions, Romania for Kit Kat, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

PB & Who? Best enjoyed by the spoonful, small batch MaraNatha peanut and almond butters are “Too Good For Jelly.” So in its first-ever ad campaign, MaraNatha puts a sudden end to the famous, yet unhealthy sandwich relationship. This puts jelly into an emotional tailspin, captured in five stop-motion films, one for each stage of grief. More at www.toogoodforjelly.com. Film advertisement created by Terri & Sandy, United States for MaraNatha, within the category: Food.

Digital advertisement created by Grey, Hungary for Respir Active, within the category: Health.

Copping up with the need of nowadays female consumers, HUAWEI Mate 10 has now released a special mobile in pinky gold. Considering women are playing increasingly important role in nowadays societies, HUAWEI strategically promotes this specialized phone by launching a themed campaign #foryourself , in order to support female self-reliant theory and to raise them the awareness of self-improvement. Throughout the campaign, 7 independent ladies demonstrate 7 different forms of female self-reliant in modern life. The commercial video delivers strong messages, not only but includes: women should start from their hearts, they deserve to have dreams and have the chances to make their dreams come true; they have the privilege to make friends they as wished and to explore want they want to; they are qualified to form their own values and their points of view to life. Film advertisement created by Insight Group, China for Huawei, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Dunwoody College of Technology is the oldest institution of its kind in the Upper Midwest. With a world-class reputation for its applied-learning programs, it’s no wonder Dunwoody delivers a 99% job placement rate. To celebrate this feat, Riley Hayes created a video series featuring a satirical support group where recent grads tackle tough topics like coping with happiness, avoiding financial pitfalls, and other issues regarding their newfound success. Film advertisement created by Riley Hayes, United States for Dunwoody College of Technology, within the category: Education.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, Canada for Dr. Scholl's, within the category: Health.

Digital advertisement created by Publicis, Italy for Heineken, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by Mather, Czechia for Czech Rugby Association, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Experiential advertisement created by Havas, Netherlands for Dutch Diabetes Foundation, within the category: Health.

Today, 1 in 88 children are diagnosed with autism. That’s an increase of up to 17 times, in the last 25 years. However the understanding of autism amongst the general public is still extremely low. Because early diagnosis can make a world of difference, it is important that people are informed about the symptoms of autism so they can seek an early diagnosis/treatment. The campaign is designed respond to the growing need to highlight concern and awareness about autism, by illustrating some of its symptoms. Singapore’s largest autism awareness group, The Autism Resource Centre, wanted to highlight the symptom: ‘Hypersensitivity to sound’ for World Autism Month (takes place in April every year). To communicate this message, we integrated search bars on various websites with onsite banners to provide a virtual demonstration of how the slightest sound could be deafening to a child with Autism. We created a world’s first – a banner that was activated by users’ interactions with the keyboard. We developed a source code that enabled us to track letters as they are being typed into the search bar. This, in turn, triggered a reaction from the girl in the banner below, demonstrating how she is seemingly affected by even the light sounds of typing. This campaign went live on half a dozen partner sites with a potential audience of 2.2 million visitors. It also received the attention of TV stations which featured Singapore’s President of Autism Resource Centre, Denise Phua, thus bringing more public attention to the cause. Digital advertisement created by BBDO, Singapore for Autism Resource Centre, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by DDB, Latvia for LiveRiga, within the category: Hospitality, Tourism.

Executive Creative Director for Land Rover: Graham Lang Film advertisement created by Y&R, United Kingdom for Land Rover, within the category: Automotive.

Digital advertisement created by DDB, Belgium for B Classic, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, France for Just Dance, within the category: Gaming.

Big News. Now in the happy meal: The Smurfs. A mini-billboard was placed on the Leidseplein in Amsterdam. To ensure the little thing got the attention it deserves, a large billboard was placed next to it with a striking yellow arrow pointing in its direction. The mini-billboard promotes the Smurfs who can currently be found in the McDonald's Happy Meal. Outdoor advertisement created by DDB, Netherlands for McDonald's, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Preston Kelly, United States for Catholic Health Initiatives, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.