Digital advertisement created by TBWA, China for Baobeihuijia, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Lowe, Spain for Líbero, within the category: Media.

Virginia Lottery Invites you to play along this holiday season. The campaign fully embraces the holiday spirit after last year’s quieter celebrations. Themes of family, gifting, sharing and kindness are seen throughout the creative work. It spotlights all of the Virginia Lottery’s holiday offerings -- Holiday Scratchers, Virginia’s New Year's Millionaire Raffle tickets and online games to expand the joy of gifting. Integrated advertisement created by Yebo, United States for Virginia Lottery, within the category: Gambling.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, United Kingdom for University of Leicester, within the category: Education.

The video was made by creating animations out of 1,800 posts, which were transformed into the frames of the videos. The stop motion videos use Facebook’s interface as their animation platform. “The idea for the video came from the way people use mobile phones to browse Facebook; the scenes scroll down the screen like the images of a movie reel,” says Paul Sanna, Creative VP at Wunderman Brazil. Accompanied by a version of the pop song “Somewhere Only We Know,” the images depict experiences that are worth sharing and enjoying. Film advertisement created by Wunderman, Brazil for Vivo, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Ambient advertisement created by Reforma, Bulgaria for MasterCard, within the category: Finance.

Research showed that only 9% of Golden Chick customers were first timers – meaning trial was successful at creating loyalty. And no wonder – Golden Chick’s superior quality in the QSR chicken category was obvious, as one of the few brands growing in a competitive market. To keep growth on the climb, we knew we needed to generate more trial. What better way to do that than to capture real, authentic reactions to those first-bite moments? So we took to the Golden Chick trailer to streets to sample real menu items for real people, and the results were pretty darn tasty. Experiential advertisement created by Loomis, United States for Golden Chick, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by TBWA, France for Castorama, within the category: Retail Services.

Digital advertisement created by dim&canzian, Brazil for Adote Um Vira Lata, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Content advertisement created by Wieden + Kennedy, United States for KFC, within the category: Food.

Film advertisement created by Stack, United Kingdom for The Scotsman, within the category: Media.

Digital advertisement created by One/x, United States for Farm Sanctuary, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Droga5, United States for Bill, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ernest Hemingway novels are universally considered to be modern masterpieces, but younger generations aren't reading them. To help peak their interest, we're taking his most famous works and turning them into :15 films which they can easily watch in their social feeds. Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, United States for The Ernest Hemingway Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The world doesn’t stop when you get into your car, but the new Audi A8 grants you the freedom to concentrate on the essentials. To show Audi A8’s perfect noise insulation, we tested the car in real environment and recorded the radio commercial in the back seats of an Audi A8, in the morning traffic. We didn’t use any post audio effects, just a voice actor and a sound engineer meanwhile driving in the morning traffic for real to show the perfect of sound insulation before and after letting the window down. Experiential advertisement created by Café Communications, Hungary for Audi, within the category: Automotive.

Non-profit organization Change The Ref (CTR) is on a mission to maintain awareness about school shootings. It’s their hope that a new disruptive campaign – Bring Back Lockdown – will do just that by urging Americans to push their representatives to legislate stricter gun control measures. Gun-related violence in schools is a pervasive issue and has greatly increased in recent years. However, for the first time in decades, school shootings stats have decreased – only due to the COVID-19 lockdown. It’s shocking to think that it took a global pandemic to reduce America’s school violence epidemic; but it’s important for people to realize that one problem (COVID-19 pandemic) can’t be the only way to solve another problem (school shootings). Children should feel safe in their schools regardless of societal conditions. As the world opens and people reemerge, school shooting survivors are making their voices heard – they demand action; they demand security. ‘Bring Back Lockdown’ leverages CTR’s use of urban art and nonviolent creative confrontation to expose the disastrous effects of the mass shooting pandemic to spark the conversation from the ground up. The film is a creative misdirection on Covid and the resulting lockdown. Its intention is to make people stop and think. Featuring Parkland student liana Waitze Zuckerman, 'Bring Back Lockdown’ leverages the Covid lockdown as a metaphor intended to spark debate and encourage people to visit BringBackLockdown.com, where they can petition their local congressperson, pressuring them to act on gun reforms. Film advertisement created by Ogilvy, United States for Change the Ref, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Following two years of consultation and intensive international negotiations, the 193 Member States of UNESCO have agreed to adopt a normative framework on the ethics of artificial intelligence, combining impact-oriented actions and universal principles. Among the issues covered by these actions and principles, probably one of the most urgent is the right to privacy. Today, most personal data are gathered using a familiar form of AI: cookies. As part of a global communication campaign, UNESCO launched a unique digital experience: Cookie Factory It’s an extension available on Google Chrome that allows everyone to browse the internet under an assumed identity and to see how their personal data are collected. From a die-hard cat fan to a hermit, a survivalist and a conspiracy theorist, Cookie Factory allows you to adopt the identity of one of thirty-six fictitious profiles or to create your own profile based on age, gender and some eighty themes. Experiential advertisement created by Omnicom, France for UNESCO, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.