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Director Jessica Edwards uniquely captures Amber Joliat's practice at her Misfit Studio in Toronto. The goal was to create an artful spot that showcases the practice of movement.
Film advertisement created by Havas, Canada for Monster Factory, within the category: Retail Services.
Creative agency, BMB has created a compelling campaign for Samsung to celebrate International Day of Families in May. In the new campaign, Samsung challenged three artists to explore what family means to them. The result is a personal reflection, which will resonate with a global audience, as everyone has experienced separation from their traditional family groups during this past year. The artists are illustrator Stefania Tejada who talks warmly about her family of friends and her lifelong passion for illustration; painter Sarah Stieber whose intimate portrait of herself and her partner reveals a strong sense of support; and photographer Owen Harvey who recalls changes in his family as a child which reinforced his relationship with his father. Integrated advertisement created by BMB, United Kingdom for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
An entire french village is mobilizing to celebrate its cheese. Film advertisement created by WNP, France for Saint-Loup, within the category: Food.
What would Santa look like if his legend was being created by some groovy bunch of creatives today?
Film advertisement created by Tonic, United Arab Emirates for Audi, within the category: Automotive.
Generation A is the follow up novel to Douglas Coupland's 1991 cult hit Generation X. As with the campaign for his 2007 novel The Gum Thief, Random House Canada again came to Crush, Toronto to create a series of films. Last time it was nine films, this time it’s three - “10 Question for Douglas Coupland”, “The Tragic Death of the Channel Three News Team” and “Colour Samples”. Film advertisement created by Crush, Canada for Generation A, within the category: Media.
Great developers and creatives can be very hard to reach with job ads, as most of them are perfectly happy where they are. So to get to them, we needed to get under the radar. A few days before Christmas we delivered the «trojan beer» to our main competitors: A crate of specially designed beers camouflaged as a friendly christmas gift. But after a day in the fridge, temperature sensitive ink made the label turn into a job ad.
Amidst all apps which promise to deliver to the moon, which we can't. We deliver where we can best.
Film advertisement created by Publicis, France for Renault, within the category: Automotive.
Film advertisement created by Jung von Matt, Germany for Vodafone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Stitch Fix launched its first brand campaign this February, tying into award season's major fashion moments in order to talk to consumers about what Stitch Fix does, why it’s relevant, and how its service (personal styling) can help them feel that red carpet confidence every day of the year. The campaign launched with a Stitch Fix Red Carpet activation in LA and NYC—complete with handlers, agents and paparazzi—to give everyday people the 'red carpet treatment.' Then, just before the curtain rose at the Oscars, the company launched a :60 spot celebrating and elevating the reasons people get dressed for all of life’s moments, big and small. Film advertisement created by The Many, United States for Stitch Fix, within the category: Fashion.
Film advertisement created by DDB, Netherlands for Centraal Beheer Achmea, within the category: Finance.
Over the years, the internet has captured and immortalised some of the most epic beer saves the world has ever seen - from catching a beer whilst crowd surfing, to keeping a beer above water during a kayak roll. But despite being seen by millions (if not billions), these people who put their bodies on the line to save beer, have remained anonymous heroes… until now. Integrated advertisement created by McCann, Italy for UBREW, within the categories: Alcoholic Drinks, Professional Services.
Digital advertisement created by BBDO, United States for Foot Locker, within the category: Retail Services.
Film advertisement created by Auge, Italy for Cabrioni, within the category: Food.
About 100 years ago Bacon, Texas lost its location on the map when the local post office closed. Now it’s up to Church’s Chicken and fans of bacon everywhere, to make Bacon, Texas official again. As part of the campaign activation, Church’s hit the road to spread the word of their mission, first stopping at the original location of Bacon, Texas and then onto San Antonio, where the iconic fast-food chain was founded, to hand out their new Texas Cut Bacon Chicken Sandwich and launch an official petition to put Bacon back on the map in the state of Texas. “This isn’t about more battles in the chicken sandwich war, this is about bacon and Texas. And Bacon, Texas,” said Jared Kozel, Executive Creative Director at Wunderman Thompson Atlanta. “We wanted to stay true to the Church’s brand and focus on the roots of the flavors behind their new limited time offering. To us, this delicious chicken sandwich and it’s Texas Cut bacon puts bacon back on the map in Texas figuratively. With this creative activation, it’s our goal to try and do it literally as well.” Film advertisement created by Wunderman Thompson Atlanta, United States for Church’s Chicken, within the category: Food.