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Trans United Fund was founded on the conviction that nothing is more transformative than trans people and our families sharing their lives authentically. For too long, the voices of bullies who play to the public's worst fears and demonize our community have been the loudest. For too long, trans people and our families have been kept out of the spotlight for fear that the truth of our lives would be 'off message.' This ad shares the story of three incredibly loving mothers and their children. The story of a mother's love, dreams and hopes for her children and fierce commitment to protect them is something that all Americans understand. Digital advertisement created by Trans United Fund, United States for Trans United Fund, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Pearson, within the category: Education.
In their pilot advertising effort, Home Paternity® has tapped the Chattanooga-based agency Humanaut to promote a high-quality, affordable DNA testing kit that can be conducted in the privacy of your own home. The cheeky 3:30 minute long-form ad tackles the most famous paternity case of all time—the Immaculate Conception—and reimagines how the age-old Christmas story would play out on a daytime talk show. Virgin Mary appears on the Maury-esque Who’s Your Daddy? to discuss the dubious details of her child’s paternity. Joseph of Nazareth is there to tell his side of the story, and in an interesting twist, he backs up Mary’s claim of divine conception. “I had a dream in which a very pretty man told me I’m not the father,” Joseph says, referring to the Angel Gabriel. The boisterous audience responds skeptically by chanting, “Chump! Chump! Chump!” Amidst the chaos, the host announces that Home Paternity will determine whether or not God is the baby daddy. Film advertisement created by Humanaut, United States for Home Paternity, within the category: Health.
Film advertisement created by Duncan/Channon, United States for DriveTime, within the category: Finance.
Direct advertisement created by Ogilvy, Japan for Yaocho Bar Group, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.
The entrepreneur's road to success has never been easy. When an entrepreneur succeeds, the whole society benefits. The Federation of Finnish Enterprises is an organization to support entrepreneurs. Film advertisement created by Make it Simple, Finland for The Federation of Finnish Enterprises, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, France for Perrier, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.
Digital advertisement created by McCann, Peru for Papa Con Camote, within the category: Fashion.
Digital advertisement created by Lowe, Vietnam for Castrol, within the category: Automotive.
Penalty MAX is the top of line product of Penalty, and we needed to say that Penalty MAX improves your habilities and performance, so we decide to go another way to say it, with a funny language, completely different than all other sportwear companies does, using an icon of the Brazilian tacky culture, the singer FALCÃO, who has the same name as the great Brazilian sport star, considered the greatest Indoor Soccer player of all time. Film advertisement created by CDR+, Brazil for Penalty, within the category: Fashion.
Film advertisement created by Swefilm, Sweden for If Stockholm Open, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.
Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Argentina for Magistral, within the category: House, Garden.
Direct advertisement created by Script, Brazil for MetrôRio, within the category: Transport.
Film advertisement created by McCann, United States for Hulu, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Budweiser celebrates Jackie Robinson’s 100th Anniversary with “Impact”, a short film on the legacy of an American legend, directed by Spike Lee. Integrated advertisement created by Dentsu, United States for Budweiser, within the categories: Alcoholic Drinks, Sports.
The Mer-Bros are back and they’re more sensitive than ever. Gorton’s Seafood is launching a new campaign that will appear on TV nationally beginning this week, created in partnership with its AOR Connelly Partners. The brand has reinvented its famous fish sticks and fillets to taste fresher than ever. So fresh in fact, that they’re earning accolades from those who know the fresh taste of the ocean best. Gorton’s is bringing back the man, the myth, the legend... the Gorton’s Fisherman -- who first appeared in 1975 -- AND his muscular Mer-Bro and Poseidon and counterparts to talk about the only seafood they trust in this fun, new campaign. There’s a perception that fish sticks are, well, processed. With Gorton’s new Fillets and Fish sticks though, consumers can feel good about what they’re putting on the table. Products are made with high-quality, sustainable wild-caught Alaskan Pollock that is flash-frozen at the peak of freshness to lock in full flavor and nutrition. The work builds on last year’s successful Trusted By Those Who Know campaign, which led to a 6% increase in base units sold in FY2018 vs. FY 2017. The goals of this year’s campaign are to re-establish Gorton’s as the quality leader in the frozen seafood category, grow household penetration and become the preferred choice for consumers. The integrated campaign will run through April and includes TV, digital, social, media, in-store and PR. Film advertisement created by Connelly Partners, United States for Gorton’s Seafood, within the category: Food.
Element Electronics and college football analysts Matt Leinart, Robert Smith, Coach Dave Wannsteadt and Rob Stone have teamed up for a series of commercials airing exclusively on Fox Sports. The first spot, “Pretty Boys”, highlights Element’s amazing picture quality as we see the on-air team taking extra care primping before their live broadcast. In the second spot,“Analyze This,” the team gets focused on the technology of the Element TV – instead of their football commentary. The latest, holiday-focused commercial, “Best. Gift. Ever.” is airing this November and reinforces that Element offers a line of TVs with amazing technology at affordable prices, which make them perfect gift for everyone on your list. Film advertisement created by Griffin Archer, United States for Element Electronics, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Burger King putting an emotional and funny spin on ‘Have It Your Way’ Thw story is about two Saudi guys on holiday in the states. They’re having burgers with two typical American girls. The resulting conversations are pretty funny. Film advertisement created by Tonic, United Arab Emirates for Burger King, within the category: Food.
Film advertisement created by BBDO, France for Oui FM, within the category: Media.